The Thai girl's cleavage thread

[Loy Toy]

hope all is good mate

Improving mate although I almost had their fucking solicitor out the door dragging the moron by his poofter Saturday morning tie.

[SEA Traveler]

Nice, this might be of interest to you mate, if you don't fancy the Museums

Thanks mate for the link but I'm here on business and not much time for pleasure.

I did go to the museum though and got some great pictures of T Rex.

Denver is a nice place and I'll do a thread when I get back home.

looking forward to photos of the snow peaks of Denver. Safe travels LT.

[Loy Toy]

looking forward to photos of the snow peaks of Denver. Safe travels LT.

Thanks mate and having a great time eating all this fat bastard food.

[SEA Traveler]

looking forward to photos of the snow peaks of Denver. Safe travels LT.

Thanks mate and having a great time eating all this fat bastard food.

Make sure you get a nice steak while there.


Downtown Denver Steak Houses
Downtown Denver may as well be the steak house capital of the country – there are as many options for steak-lovers as we have days of sunshine. Ted’s Montana Grill (1401 Larimer St.) is an eco-friendly establishment that is as passionate about the environment as it is about a great steak, utilizing recyclable paper menus, paper straws and reusable glasses. If you're looking to try something a little different, Ted's also offers a selection of Grand Range Bison steaks. The Keg Steakhouse & Bar (1890 Wynkoop St.) boasts a casual atmosphere, and a friendly, knowledgeable staff. Their steaks are expertly grilled, and their prime rib is renowned among connoisseurs. Located in an renovated bank vault, The Broker (821 17th St.), offers old-fashioned ambiance and a menu full of dry-aged, prime cuts of beef, fresh Alaskan seafood, and Colorado lamb, which many claim is the best in the world.

Morton’s of Chicago (1710 Wynkoop St.) is a respected steak house chain that promises USDA prime-aged beef, fresh fish and seafood, delicious appetizers, and elegant desserts. Sullivan’s Steak House (1745 Wazee St.) is known for its Bone-In “Cowboy” Ribeye, which weighs in at a whopping 24 oz.! Elway’s (1881 Curtis St.), co-founded by former Denver Broncos Quarterback John Elway, boasts USDA hand-cut steaks, a fantastic raw bar, and other great dishes by acclaimed chef Tyler Wiard.

The Art-Deco vibe of The Capital Grille (1450 Larimer St.) coincides nicely with the restaurant’s impressive menu of nationally renowned dry-aged steaks and the freshest of seafood. Oenophiles should take some time to browse the extensive wine list, with more than 5,000 bottles from which to choose. At the Denver Chophouse and Brewery (1795 19th St., Ste. 100), you can enjoy legendary steaks, chops and seafood, along with handcrafted, brewed-on-site ales, small batch bourbons, and a fine array of single-malt scotches. Last, but by no means least, is the beloved Buckhorn Exchange (1000 Osage St.), just five minutes from downtown. The Buckhorn proudly serves prime-grade beef steaks, buffalo prime rib, elk, salmon, quail, game hen, and succulent baby-back pork ribs, all in a unique hunting lodge atmosphere.

More Steak Houses in the Denver Metro Area
Your steak house options outside of downtown are truly limitless. Elway’s has another location in the Cherry Creek neighborhood (2500 E. First Ave., Ste. 101), featuring the same excellent menu as its downtown restaurant. Keep your eyes peeled, you may catch a glimpse of the owner himself enjoying a steak with friends. Over at Englewood's Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar (191 Inverness Dr. W.), you’ll taste the finest USDA prime steak — aged to perfection, hand-cut daily and cooked to your specifications. In Greenwood Village, you'll find the popular Del Frisco Double Eagle Steak House (8100 E. Orchard Rd.), with plenty of mouthwatering steaks and a swanky cigar lounge, featuring nightly live jazz.

The last two steak houses we’ll mention are a bit further away, but they are absolutely worth the drive. The Fort (19192 Colorado Hwy. 8, Morrison) is one of the nation's most famous restaurants and sells more buffalo steaks than any other independently owned restaurant in the country. Featuring fine beef, buffalo, game and seafood, The Fort's menu offers a tantalizing selection of old and new foods from the Great West. Rattlesnake cakes anyone? Dig into a hearty meal at Simms Landing (11911 W. 6th Ave., Lakewood), with a menu of fresh seafood and steaks, and boasting what is commonly referred to as the best view in the Denver area overlooking the Mile High City in all its splendor.

[SEA Traveler]

looking forward to photos of the snow peaks of Denver. Safe travels LT.

Thanks mate and having a great time eating all this fat bastard food.

and by the way, my throat is getting slightly parched, time for a few suds on the bright side, or dark side if that is what your preference might be, but it always brightens up my day.

[nedwalk]

^bastard!!..would love to 'bump' into ya somewhere..

[Loy Toy]

Downtown Denver may as well be the steak house capital of the country

I'm staying about 10kms north of the city with Boulder Colorado 10kms away further North.

Michael has taken me to some brilliant restaurants and for example a delicious strip loin steak, 6 huge barbecued prawns on a skillet with a lovely salad for less then 15 bucks.

The food and particularly the service here is the best I have had for many years.

and by the way, my throat is getting slightly parched, time for a few suds on the bright side, or dark side if that is what your preference might be, but it always brightens up my day.

Yep I'll be looking forward to that mate.

[Loy Toy]

would love to 'bump' into ya somewhere

Shit mate, it must be bad over there. Get your arse back over the darkside.

[nedwalk]

another little bump

, it must be bad over there. Get your arse back over the darkside.

yes mate not good..and would love to be sitting out by the lake smelling the nah dang, with a coldie

[larvidchr]

^ Got these after you boys had gone to sleep the other night Ned

[ChookRaffle Jones]

many thanks 'sponsored links'. those chicks are hot.

[FoundMyBeach]

fun little thread ya got here

[Eliminator]

Glad to see this back. I'll have to get my cam fixed.

[PlanK]

Have these hit Thailand yet?

[David48atTD]

Looks like this thread needs a bump or two.

An old friend of mine ...

[pseudolus]

Don't mind a little bump?

[pseudolus]

[pseudolus]

[Luigi]

Don't mind a little bump?

Nice boobies.

I'm guessing around 20 yrs old, Isaan-Lao from the Nakhon Phanom area.

[pseudolus]

[Luigi]

A Khmer sister.

[pseudolus]

Not thai then ?

Would would have thought that our SPONSORS would be filling these thread with pictures of their whores. FFS baldrick... tell them to sort it out.

[wasabi]

Improving mate although I almost had their fucking solicitor out the door dragging the moron by his poofter Saturday morning tie.

Appears to be a Thai booby trap.

[Luigi]

Some from me old computer.









Muslims.

[wasabi]

That's a foursome ^ in The Crown hotel