"I not have money for pay room"

Gaybutton · Post by **Gaybutton** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 11:49 am

fountainhall wrote:Neither paid, and the one from whom I expected reimbursement immediately disappeared from my life.

"Of course, dear. What did you expect?"
- Gladys Cooper (Mrs. Higgins), 'My Fair Lady'

fountainhall · Post by **fountainhall** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 12:25 pm

"What . . . what am I to do?"
Professor Higgins

"Do without, I suppose!"
Mrs. Higgins

Smiles · Post by **Smiles** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 12:36 pm

As for me ... I'd just rather just dance all night. I could've too, and still come back for more

Undaunted · Post by **Undaunted** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 12:47 pm

Somehow Smiles it is hard to see you in this role.....maybe not....many many moons ago

Gaybutton · Post by **Gaybutton** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 5:16 pm

Undaunted wrote:many many moons ago

Really? How many people have you mooned . . . ?

Undaunted · Post by **Undaunted** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 5:37 pm

Gaybutton wrote:
Undaunted wrote:many many moons ago
Really? How many people have you mooned . . . ?

More than I care to mention

fountainhall · Post by **fountainhall** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 5:39 pm

A shame that the movie moguls did not trust Julie Andrews with the role of Eliza, even though she had had a massive success in the stage show both in London and on Broadway. Rex Harrison wanted her, but despite not being able to sing the role, Audrey Hepburn got it. Marnie Nixon actually sang that "danced all night" number!

windwalker · Post by **windwalker** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 8:41 pm

Gaybutton wrote:
windwalker wrote:I suspected was just a hard luck story to play on my emotions; then he died.
Very sorry, but I'm not here to be the ATM for any boy who has a sob story.

Are you saying you never fell for a sob story?

A story that ends in the death of someone you know is not a sob story, it is a tragedy.

thaiworthy · Post by **thaiworthy** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 8:58 pm

You call the shots the way you see them, and if you can't then you shouldn't be living in Thailand. You can never know the truth, whether it's the whole part or an embellished part.

If you are calling this a "loan" then do not expect to be paid back. If you are giving financial services in trade for certain activities, pay them after the deed, not before. Certainly not in exchange for a promise, that would make it a loan.

I personally think these boys have their priorities. Who's paid first, mamma or the landlord? When I don't off them enough, mamma is the first thing that concerns them, not payment for rent. At least, from my limited experience. But all Thai boys are different and each one has a different song and tap dance that sometimes moves us to reach for a hankie and wallet at the same time.

Gaybutton · Post by **Gaybutton** » Mon Jun 05, 2017 9:16 pm

windwalker wrote:Are you saying you never fell for a sob story?

At first I fell into the typical traps. That was a long time ago. Many moons . . .

Gaybutton Thai

"I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"

Re: "I not have money for pay room"