Random observations and indecent chronicles through my trip around SEA - Page 5

Sounds like fun. Let me know your plans for China too as I'll need to go there in June or July.

And yeah despite pooter preoccupying himself an awful lot (especially for a straight guy) with "what gayer this or this?" he does indeed sound like a good guy.

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05-21-2017 , 09:36 PM

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problemeliminator

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And in the beginning, you pretend to not know they're trannies

G2A, have you ever used a gloryhole? If you don't look into the hole you get to pretend it's a woman haha

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05-21-2017 , 11:04 PM

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Going2Asia

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what if I suck the gloryhole penis

It could still miraculously be a very attractive feminine hermaphrodyte right?

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05-21-2017 , 11:06 PM

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BGP I'm on my way to the embassy right now. It's probably gonna be all fine. Which cities do you plan to visit? Late june/july is good for me too

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05-22-2017 , 03:14 AM

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BGP I'm on my way to the embassy right now. It's probably gonna be all fine. Which cities do you plan to visit? Late june/july is good for me too

Is it doable to get a Chinese visa in the Phillipines? It's super high requirement in Thailand.

It's easiest in Hong Kong where you just go to an agent. No round trip tickets or further proof of anything needed if you aren't from a "problematic" country (Brazil probably isn't one).

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05-22-2017 , 04:34 AM

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A guy told me last week that you need to get the visa in your country of residence but I'm not really buying it. He's a brit and had to fly to HK to get it though claiming he couldn't get it in Thailand so could be something to it.

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05-22-2017 , 06:33 AM

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Ugh, first embassy the guard doesn't let me in bc there is no Visa processing there anymore. Then I go to another one. Online it says it's open from 09~11 and 15~17, then I got there at 15 and the guard says it's only in the morning. You know what? Fukk those dogeaters.

I've decided to do Cambodia-Vietnam first, and if I like viet culture (I guess its not so different from China) then I'll do the bigger move

Yeah I'm short headed heheheh

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05-22-2017 , 06:43 AM

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If you want to experience Chinese culture without visa hassle, maybe Taiwan, or HK would be a good idea ?

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05-22-2017 , 06:44 AM

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Visa processing is only in the morning in Thailand as well. Vietnam is very different from China. Chinese people in general are super friendly while viets would rather not deal with foreigners more often than not. I guess the vietnam war didn't help either. Viet girls are generally better looking though and more passionate.

Without speaking chinese or knowing someone who can guide you around you won't have a good time though.

If you want an easy visa to China just fly to Hong Kong (use an agent and don't do it yourself), it's a good city as well. Really pricey tho these days.

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05-22-2017 , 07:19 AM

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Setting G2A loose in a 141 building in HK with a couple of buy ins would be don't good reading.

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05-22-2017 , 07:29 AM

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The sun never rises at Fuji House in Hong Kong 5 South.

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05-22-2017 , 07:41 AM

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Ya, Fuji house. I was thinking evergreen for some reason. What about the mon kok ones though? Seems like a pretty high density.
Still, Fuji building is pretty epic

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05-22-2017 , 07:41 AM

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BKKyolo, Taiwan requires a visa for brs as well, but I guess is a good idea too, and boris is there.

HK doesn't interest me (both for being modern and $$, as I'm on 900usd a month). But goong to get the visa sounds nice like a great idea, since they have cheap flights as well. Thanks, LiveinAsia (our nicknames are close, I luv it)

What's a 141 building?

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05-22-2017 , 07:43 AM

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Did some Googling. There's that in Sao Paulo and Belo Horizonte as well. A **** for 10$ in there, but uber trashy

Can I freeroll in 141 if I bring some chloroform?

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05-22-2017 , 07:57 AM

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Did some Googling. There's that in Sao Paulo and Belo Horizonte as well. A **** for 10$ in there, but uber trashy

Can I freeroll in 141 if I bring some chloroform?

Google triads and maybe will change your mind about freerolling.

Maid day in HK you'll probably score for free.

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05-22-2017 , 08:21 AM

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You can only live in HK in a hostel on that budget pretty much.

http://www.chinavisa.com.hk/ is good to get a visa. Takes 4 working days for my nationality, not sure about yours, give them a call to ask if you go. It's cheap to fly there from the pines (50 bucks or so with a bit advance booking) and you can just walk over the border into china there as well (Shenzhen isn't too exciting to me though, Guangzhou is better).

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05-22-2017 , 10:07 AM

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Without speaking chinese or knowing someone who can guide you around you won't have a good time though.

Well I'm here and BGP will be, not that either are likely to be full time tour guides.

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05-22-2017 , 12:23 PM

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Setting G2A loose in a 141 building in HK with a couple of buy ins would be don't good reading.

Excellent idea

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Taiwan is very lax with visas and that's actually where I am now. Taipei is pretty awesome and I'd go up there to visit you if you came. I'll be in Xiamen, Shenzhen, Zhongshan and Hong Kong when I go to China.

If you do end up going to Vietnam you might want to try to get a visa to China and go through the land border there, I think you said you wanted to do Nanning for some reason anyways.

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Well I'm here and BGP will be, not that either are likely to be full time tour guides.

I have one thing I need to accomplish then I'm just planning to have fun. If he's around I'd be down for whatever.

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05-22-2017 , 01:21 PM

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don't post degen stories about ****ing a man in a dress and getting tunred on by watching him cum out of his cock if you can't handle someone asking questions about it.

Jeez chill out boys - you seem pretty mad, i couldn't give a **** what you do.

More gays the better has always been my moto, id rather a good looking guy like you to be chasing LB's than chicks that's for damn sure!

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05-22-2017 , 01:32 PM

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And Pooter, you got in jspill a good friend. He always says that u're a good dude despite me disagreeing because you call me a colorful gay phag once a week hehe

I think you'll find me and Jspil are actually 'best friends'.

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05-22-2017 , 01:50 PM

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the important question is: are your balls touching?

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05-22-2017 , 01:56 PM

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I chose Nanning specifically for that reason(close to the border). I hate booking flights.

Pooter, Im tryin to laugh about my own insecurities

Now a big question: between Vietnam/Mainland/Taiwan, which one has better preserved ancient knowledge? I'm particularly interested in Taoism