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9 minutes ago, overherebc said:

In Japan recently and smoking is banned almost everywhere. However they do have smoking 'stations' around and all I had to do was walk 100 yards to find one. Not too difficult really.

Special bins for the cigarette butts etc that were emptied/cleared regularly.

It's not that difficult to do.

But the Japanese are different than other Asians. They follow the rules. 

Smokers are the worst sort. But this is a farang tax. How the f*^k are you going to fine a Thai 100,000 baht for throwing a ciggie butt and 500 baht for stabbing a farang?! 

I haven't seen him since 2004. He used to rent motorbikes all over Pattaya. Used to live kind of near Soi Bukao. Does anyone know him?

47 minutes ago, Peterw42 said:

How do I know you are not a Replicant, pretending to be soistalker ?

 

 

Don't bust my balls; I've got a four year lifespan.

Are there any Blade Runner fans here? Blade Runner 2049 is playing at Central Festival. It might be fun to go with someone else who loves  the original movie.

Do any of you guys own a Persian cat? I need a friend for my cat.

When asked if he ever gambled, my uncle used to reply, "Only when I eat out."

In Pattaya, there is a street food place on South Pattaya Road, across from the Wat, and down about 100meters east, in front of 7/11. They are cheap and the food is great. Down a small side alley 50-75 meters west of that is another street food place that is very good. Both are west of Tukcom.

In Jomtien, there is a complex on the left, 200 meters south of where Theppraya road becomes Jomtien Second Road. There are many places there, but I have not tried any yet.

I really don't think it is any better going to a restaurant. The food usually isn't as good as street food, and way more expensive. I used to frequent the Boat Bakery restaurant on second road, but the portions are small,  and I am sure all the waiters are zombies.

Also, what do you guys think about the safety of eating street food? The food usually sits for hours on end in the heat.

Is this the one with the main branch on Sukhumvit near Soi 11 in Bangkok?

Just now, Jip99 said:

 

 

........ with decent breasts and legs.

And quiet. The perfect woman.

When I stopped by Kokette last week, there was one lonely chicken being grilled. This was right before 6 o'clock . Then she took it off the rotisserie, placed it next to a raw one, then put the raw one in. I don't see how they can do business grilling one at a time.

17 hours ago, mogandave said:

 

And hot...

Of course.

On ‎10‎/‎6‎/‎2017 at 10:31 AM, dpdp said:

 

So much cheaper to buy chicken with ugly dirty skin ? 7 baht difference for a kilo at most supermarkets...

 

 

 

I don't think its only 7 baht difference. Just tear the skin off and throw it away or cook for the pets, as MD said. I cook chicken breast with the least amount of oil possible or no oil. I like my chicken like I like my ladies: fresh, pure and moist.

I bought a cooked chicken at Makro the other day. It was heavily spiced up. Not bad, but microwaving a piece brought up a ton of oil.

I saw a minor scooter accident aftermath on Pattaya Klang. A Thai guy in his 20s had come off his scooter (it might have been a one vehicle crash), and was being attended to by paramedics, the main one being a white farang. The kid's face was scratched up, and he was walking with a limp. I was surprised to see a white EMT patching him up. I was not surprised to see at least twenty people taking pictures and videos of this poor guy.    

Hi gang,

I am looking for a talking Thai dictionary online so that I know I am pronouncing the words correctly. Does anyone know of any free dictionaries that talk?

I am surprised to see you guys talking about this. He apologized! It's over. It's like it never happened, until it happens again.

1 hour ago, eggers said:

Yes, it's developing, but at faster pace than some "developed" countries!!

Congratulations on the dumbest comment this year. 

Of course developing countries develop faster than developed countries. Developed countries are  already developed.

You are so funny.

In civilized countries, a crime is a crime. The police do something called "investigation." The police do not give preferential treatment to their own citizens.  They also don't watch TV or laugh during an investigation. They write a police report on each complaint, not just the ones they want or the ones where they are paid tea money. 

2 minutes ago, connda said:

Since moving to Thailand I've contracted food poisoning twice.  Both times from international fast food restaurant.  My solution?  I don't eat there any more.

This is why our species is still alive.

1 minute ago, Pawpcorn said:

Indeed, one major reason I am becoming somewhat of an excellent chef, if I do say so, myself...

Now that I've discovered Villa Market (not to mention Tops) within walking distance of the railway station in Udon (an 8 baht ride from my home) I've usually got the goods for making terrific meals, on my own...

Good man. You can make delicious wholesome food!

Stop...f$&king....eating...there! 

This never happens when my wife cooks for me .

As my uncle used to say, " I only gamble when I eat out."

(that is  not a sexual reference).

Can we know the reason you were blacklisted?

My neighbor was a three pack a day smoker, who cut down to two packs a day. He told me he had been smoking  for 30 years. At 54, he had a stroke. It was pretty bad. He couldn't talk for weeks  He had a physical therapist come several times a week.

Now he is back to two packs a day.

What have you done to change your lifestyle to make it healthier?

Gentrification of Bangkok travel. Push the little people to the buses.

It's 5 a.m. ! Go f$&king home!