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  1. Unusually for you Bob, being so prolific in your typing .. I think you misspelt the word “dogs”.. doesn’t it begin with an F and end with …angs…? 😁🤣
  2. That plus an unpaid bar bill would incite a reaction anywhere you have a toxic mix of so called security guards and violent customers. Do none of these anti Thai posters consider this behavior goes on in every country? Do they think the prison gangs or warders, football hooligans, criminal bikers, mafia’s worldwide count the numbers on each side of a fight before handing out the beatings ?
  3. Circadin 2mg is available at Boots around Bkk. The OP I think is seeking advice on other brands as Circadin is only sold in 2mg and is quite expensive. As I said in an earlier post and others have now helpfully added to, it is available just needs some research most probably online as the OP said he lived out in the sticks …
  4. Hi Connda. I just typed Puritans Pride Melatonin Thailand into Google search and came up with several suppliers. A lot is written in Thai but I have used a couple of those listed to successfully order 3 & 5mg. The delivery address was in Bkk but I am sure you can work around that. All the best
  5. Sent 50 k and 150 k baht from my Bkk bank account recently. Very straightforward. Takes about 3 working days. Don’t listen to people who haven’t done it. Like so many things it’s much easier just to go on the App and do it rather than going to banks.
  6. Well done Spurs!.. finally a morning after the season has finished that Rooster will awake a happy man!.. Back to his weekly round up. Rooster came across a Thai word he hadn’t seen before.. please elaborate..!.. I really enjoy the weekly round up but always wish Rooster and others like him that have spent decades in the Kingdom AND taken the trouble to learn so much, had more time to write specific, more detailed, pieces on the many aspects of Thai culture that bewilder those of us who have a mere decade or so under our belts. What to expect at a Thai wedding or funeral, meal out with the family, dealing with tradesman, the ‘gik’ & Mia Noi goings on, regional variations here, the obsession with lucky numbers, etc…etc. I feel there is so much to be learnt from folk who have so much experience of living here… please ASEAN make space for these veterans !

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