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If you don't like hip hop or rap, Pattaya is not for you. Somewhere like Issan where it's quiet and boring as hell would be more suitable.

Could the issue be that the majority of forum members are old fuddy duddies over the age of 70?

It's not rap, it's hip hop. Completely different. To quote from their website it's "The Biggest Hip Hop Festival in Asia" I'm sure that the under 50's crowd of foreigners are interested in hip hop. Living in Pattaya, hip hop is played everywhere. You walk past a beer bar, it's played. You go into a nightclub, it's played. You go into an Agogo, it's played. You walk past one of those cocktail cars, it's played. If someone doesn't want to hear hip hop, they shouldn't be living in Pattaya.

I get sexually assaulted most times I take a walk down Soi 6, girls seem to like to grab my dickk. I also get sexually assaulted many times at the nightclubs with girls playing with my dickk. Should I go and report it to the cops or secure an interview with Channel 8?

Thanks for your concern about my educational achievements. I've got a Masters degree from one of the top universities in my country. Please enlighten us your educational achievements to compare.

How easy would it be for a thief like this to steal is a couple year old Yamaha Aerox 155 with keyless entry? Are the newer bikes hard to steal? What happens if a rental bike gets stolen? Are you, as the renter responsible or the owner will be the one that needs to claim it on their insurance, if they have it?

Gays, Queers, Fags, etc. they're all the same shiit, just different names for these types.

Exactly. In the past couple of years it was each and every time you left and re-entered Thailand, even with the same visa and staying at the same address, you had to file a TM30 or get a 1,600 baht fine.

Would it also be the case the other way around, if the mother was travelling with the child, would immigration ask to phone the father or provide some documents the father allows the child to travel out of the country?

OP should exit with the Thai passport and enter Australia with the Aussie passport. That's all the "papers" you need.

Who here is going to Rolling Loud Thailand this coming weekend at Legend Siam? Some massive names such as Akon, Tyga, Wiz Khalifa, A$AP Rocky, French Montana, Lil Wayne, Quavo will be there. I won't be going as I'm not a fan of being in a massive crowd of concert goers but I'll definitely hit up 808 for the afterparty with Tyga and Wiz Khalifa. Wondering how many Thai people will be going there as tickets are expensive so it's probably going to be full of foreigners and rich Thais there only. Anyone know for how many years Rolling Loud has been going on in Thailand already? I know they had one last year but what about the years before?

Ok, so your experience was different to mine yesterday. They required the form and photocopies of everything, as if you were doing it from scratch.

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So this was exactly what I experienced myself yesterday. Doesn't matter if you have a TM30 online printout, everyone still needs to do the whole process as normal as if you never did a TM30 online in the first place!

Yesterday I did also ask for the paperwork to do a certificate of residence, as this is something I will do later to renew my licence. Funny thing is, on the slip of required documents, it says: Evidence of your address (House Book, Lease Agreement or TM30). I'm wondering if someone doesn't do a TM30 if they will just accept you bringing your lease agreement only, as per their required documents square paper slip they gave.