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Metapod

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  1. 1 hour ago, impulse said:

    I'd be a regular weekend passenger if they picked up at Khlong Toei Port in BKK...  And went just about anywhere nice.  Getting out of BKK traffic on Friday afternoon and back into town on Sunday makes weekend getaways too stressful.  

     

    Hop on a boat, kick back with some videos, live scenery of the female persuasion and a cold beverage or 6, and watch the water going by.  Or white knuckle it in downtown traffic.  Hmmm.

     

     

    Yup, me too.

  2. 22 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

    I used it at the weekend. It's handy as it means you can avoid travelling down to the street, around the street vendors and farious hazards, and you don't have to use the haphazard concrete obstical course that constitutes a road crossing. But I don't think you could really call it a landmark. Maybe in the sense of "meet you at the skywalk", but not in the sense of "I can't wait to visit the large concrete walkway i've heard it's so beautiful".

    You couldn't have used it as it is blocked off currently. I walk past it everyday.

  3. 2 hours ago, darksidedog said:

    How if you are a pillion passenger and you are knocked off by a hit and run driver on the wrong side of the road, can it be your fault?

    Insurance company showing once again what scumbags they can be. Take your money and then leave you high and dry. I hope they are publicly shamed and boycotted for this. Good luck to the family and I hope the guy recovers.

    I also ask what about the 72 hours free treatment policy Thai hospitals are supposed to have?

    Pretty sure no insurance policy will cover a pillion passenger if the driver isn't licenced (which I doubt he was)

  4. Plenty of jobs available without a degree. The key detail (which you likely miss) is having a useful skill.

     

    For example, if you are a very good chef, you can definitely get work over here. Likewise if you are a shit hot programmer. 

     

    Develop an extremely useful skill and excel at it and then you have a shot. A bit of random work experience and being a native English speaker just isn't enough. 

  5. I won't be 70s for almost 50 years so I think I'd more than fine in Thailand at that age. Healthcare is already fairly good in Bangkok..

    You're an expat here and you seriously think you'll be here in 50 years? That would be very rare.

    Never said I would. Not sure if I will.

    I hope I don't become one of those bitter jaded olds crying about the good old days of Thailand in 2050 though. lol.

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