Announcing New Boy Bar in Boyztown area Pattaya..

[Oliver2]

This became a problem only when some bars dispensed with doors. Kevin's Throb had them. So did Jim's BBB; no complaints. I never understood why some new bars in BT decided to open-up; was it something to do with competition? If so, it didn't work as we all (more or less) decamped to Jomtien and the number of punters they attracted rarely exceeded a dozen. This was painfully obvious with no doors to hide the bars' failure.

[Gaybutton]

Why should bar owners, and patrons who don't mind the music volume, be inconvenienced by your complaining?

Wouldn't that depend on how many patrons are complaining? Why do I think it is far from being just me? If a bar owner wants to lose customers for the sake of excessively loud music, that is what will happen. Do you think a bar owner will lose customers if he reduces the volume to a reasonable level? I don't. What would be the part that inconveniences anybody? I see no necessity for the music to be that loud. Do you?

Like I said, I'll bet no bar owner ever got complaints from anybody that the music wasn't loud enough. Play the music at a reasonable level, I'll be glad to be your customer. Play it excessively loud, I'll be glad to be somebody else's customer, just like you said.

My next complaint will be the strobe lights . . .

[TaoR]

This might be a little off topic but again it might signify the beginning of an advertising campaign for Boystown. If you go to Instagram.com there is a new account "boystownpattaya." I do not know anything about the account but they post pictures daily.

[Dodger]

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My next complaint will be the strobe lights . . .

Good luck!

I can just imagine you walking into a bar, disco, karaoke, etc., and telling the waiter you want the music immediately turned down and the lights to stop flashing.

My guess is that the waiter would practice "jai yen" and just smile and walk away.

You must have been a lot of fun in your younger days when rock concerts were popular. I bet your ears still hurt from that Partridge Family concert.

[dab69]

Supposedly David Cassidy had a donkey sized dick...

[Gaybutton]

I can just imagine you walking into a bar, disco, karaoke, etc., and telling the waiter you want the music immediately turned down and the lights to stop flashing.

That's what you would have to do - imagine it. I would never do that. I would walk into the bar, glance to see if I spot any boys I just can't resist, then turn around and walk right back out. If any of the bar staff asks me why I am leaving so soon, that is when I would tell him my reason.

I never said I have a problem with loud music. I said I have a problem with excessively loud music. Please don't bother to insult my intelligence by trying to get me to explain what I mean by "excessively" loud.

This time are you going to explain how playing music at a reasonable volume inconveniences anyone?

I neither liked nor ever went to a rock concert in my life. Never was my thing. If you thought those were a lot of fun, good for you. I didn't know I have to enjoy the same things you do in order to avoid your criticism.

As for the Partridge Family concert, if you could hear them at all it was too loud for me . . .

[Dodger]

Supposedly David Cassidy had a donkey sized dick...

Yes, and when I was young I used to imagine it being inside my mouth.

[Dodger]

I neither liked nor ever went to a rock concert in my life. Never was my thing

I'm not criticizing you - just poking fun.

Here's what I like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODKZGBrAtxY

[Gaybutton]

I'm not criticizing you - just poking fun.

"Really? Why I had no idea . . ."
- Gregory Peck (Cleve Van Valen), 'How the West Was Won'

[colmx]

Getting back to the original topic, I believe that Pikky's bar is on Pattayaland Soi 3 (Boyztown) and not Soi 2.

It's in the old Oscars premises, between Copa and Serene