English Noodles

It's very bad mannors to throw something to another person in this way whilst in Thailand.

Heaviest rain so far this year in Bangkok RIGHT NOW.

Easy solution:

build a small house for them to live not near your house.

No big deal.

It would have to be small if he was charged the B100,000 plus per Sqm you are asking for a condominium

Watching Newcastle United at St James' park.

Theres only one united and they play in black and white.

Thanks for that Lopburi, much appreciated.

Hi there all, Can any of you guys tell me if the immigration office at Suan Pluh Bangkok is open on a saturday morning?

Many thanks.

Noodles.

It means you deserve what you get.

known for its beaches, its thriving sex industry and high crime rate

Source: Malaysian Star - 14 June 2006

Story originated from here.

Pattaya

Well my friend is now back in Thailand with a brand new passport and he even managed to get a 1 year visa from a Thai guy in a bar in Cambodia, cost him B7,500 and worked no probs.

Well all well that ends well, worked out quite good for him realy.

Cheers to all the people who added to the thread.

Noodles.

He will come off the bench to play for a short while towards the end of Thursdays match. TRUST ME.

Yeh almost 70 mins in to the game

Ask any Aussie what a collingwood supporter is. Probably the nearest thing in England is a Sunderland supporter.

I know plenty of Sunderland supporters, I would not say they were 'rare', strange! yes.

The difference between a Sunderland supporter and a Chelsea supporter is the Sunderland supporter usually comes from the same place as the team they support.

Water

To be fair one of my Thai office workers thought it was his 60th birthday too. I had to correct him, argue with him then find a copy of a Thai newspaper to prove it.

I for one don't believe you.

Yeh it's a piss take off all the pratts who post topics like this here but are seriouse about it.

First time i have seen you trolling GH.

Makes you wonder just how some people conduct their lives.

With a name like your's you had me thinking the same thing.

This is my handbook I keep near me at all times

yeah , next to the box of tissues and the rubber glove.

UNSETTLING UPDATE

However, Adam's father Brian fears the policeman will be included in a list of pardons handed out under Thai tradition by reigning monarch King Bhumibol to mark his 60th birthday later this month.

- icCroydon.co.uk

I doubt it as H.M. is 78 years old.

Thank buddah for internet!!

You might want to thank Buddha too.

3-0 what a goal

I love it and am already mourning that it will close. My question is this. How much longer will it be open? I have to ride the big wheel before the end.

Yeh i like it also. Will be a big shame when it closes down.

And Elvis is going to ride in on Shergar lead by Lord Lucan for the opening ceremony!

This wont be the first time shergar has been involved with Thailand.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?s=...ndpost&p=721858

Yes and!!!! In 10 years time the B40,000 rent could be B80,000 and in twenty years time who knows?

So your way is not an exact science by any stretch of the imagination. If you you plan is to live here for the rest of your life and you are reasonably young it is far better to buy a place than rent.

Nice one TP

The problem is that the so called intellectuals want to have their own section where they can show off their knowledge and wisdom, somewhere to mix with other superior minded individuals and take part in complicated 100 page debates on subjects like "mia noi" etc.. In these debates they delight in typing long winded essays where 90% of what they have written is irrelevant and normally based on poor or misinterpreted facts or just wild guesswork, then when they've finally managed to repeat themselves to each other for about 90 pages they start to squabble and call each other names, because their so called intellect has ummm.. failed.

Personally I think a bit of humour is needed in these type of topics to stop the posters from disapperaing up their own <deleted>...

totster

Totster you could have at least broken this post up in to six or seven seperate posts, there was realy no need to cram all six lines in to one post.

Though i must say you summed it up prety well.