Thug

American: Bourbon Street on Sukhumvit Soi 22.

Italian: Scoozi in Silom and Pizza Aroi in Sukhumvi Soi 25.

All great restaurants.

I must say it looks yummy. Unfortunately, haven't tried it.

Here where I'm staying at, Wireless rd. near the Phloen chit BTS, I've seen this white guy who seems to be homeless. A while ago he asked me for a cigarette, as he saw me taking one Cig out of my pack. Now I keep on seeing this same lad collecting trash near the Boat pier and walking around from time to time.

Pretty amazing.

Corinthians, a football club from Brazil, are always fighting. This year there was a big mess right on the Stadium. Shame on them.

Small amount of money for the risk, what a mug.

That's why people form syndicates, get well organised and make it in to big business.

Then there are the Mafia organizations. Smuggling cocaine from Colombia and South America in small submarines was one of Escobar's strategies to reach the U.S. market.

I like the new changes, its nice.

I'm thinking if he got caught in Singapore, his own country, would he have gotten the death penalty?

Here he's probably out in a couple of months?

For bikes: Ducati.

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There are a few great teachers at Abac. On the faculty of Engineering, they are quite bad I heard.

K-Bkk: Did you comprehen well the taxt books when you got your degree? That's cool

Or, planning out Internet scams through Internet cafes.

I think it's totally gone now, check out the Hilary bars and Ball in Hand on the same road if you are looking for a good game.

Where in Soi 4 are these located?

I honestly wasn't trying to start a Thai male bashing thread. Just to those of who didn't know, plenty of Thai girls complain about their Thai bf's cheating and beating them up. No generalization, as they are everywhere of course.

Not exactly that. Thai guys are known for treating their wife/gf like shit, beat them up, cheat and much more.

I remember reading somewhere that Bangkok has the highest rate of Single women in Thailand.

Stay home bro!

But why always Blue font?

Never, really?

I been around for a whille too and I have seen it several times.

The latest was around Petchaburi rd., at around 1.00 am I get out of the taxi for 7/11 to notice this Thai dude is calling me over to the ATM.

As I go there, a drunk farang is trying to withdraw money but he seems out of his mind.

Then it turned out the thieft wanted me to Help the Farang withdraw the money as he was so drunk.

After, I cross the road and just watch. The Thai scammer kicked him mercilessly after taking away his money.

...and you left him there went across the street stood, watched and did nothing? What a Thug you are.

BuaLoy

Yep, I did nothing. Because it's just not my business and it makes sense to me.

What would have YOU done in this situation? Go help the Farang?

I doubt it.

Put yourself in the Tuk Tuk driver's shoes.

How would you like to be driving around at 3am picking up drunken passengers?

Then you get some twit who argues over 3 lousy bucks!

A tough way to earn a living.

Some twit who argues over "3 Lousy bucks"? In this country 200 baht is a days wages or more to the majority of the working populace!

Sounds like easy money to me if a Tuk Tuk driver can get that much for driving a drunk around for "10 Lousy minutes".

Agreed.

'Opinion are like butts, each one has its own.'

In the state that he was, I don't he could even figure he was being robbed.

I guess this farang was drinking some Heavy lao-khao with the Tuk tuk driver.

Being a loser or not, this story clearly tells you the honesty of Tuk tuk drivers. Right?

i disagree entirely,

you are saying all tuk tuk drivers are dishonest which is a rediculous statement and worthy of no respect.

you guess the idiot farang was drinking with the tuk tuk driver.

another assumption and you do not know.

the only fact you have provided is the farang was a drunken fool.

please provide fact and not assumption.

Please read carefully before posting.

I said about 80 to 90% of them are not honest, or Did I say all of them? Does it mean all Tuk-tuk drivers?

In the state that he was, I don't he could even figure he was being robbed.

I guess this farang was drinking some Heavy lao-khao with the Tuk tuk driver.

Being a loser or not, this story clearly tells you the honesty of Tuk tuk drivers. Right?

Never, really?

I been around for a whille too and I have seen it several times.

The latest was around Petchaburi rd., at around 1.00 am I get out of the taxi for 7/11 to notice this Thai dude is calling me over to the ATM.

As I go there, a drunk farang is trying to withdraw money but he seems out of his mind.

Then it turned out the thieft wanted me to Help the Farang withdraw the money as he was so drunk.

After, I cross the road and just watch. The Thai scammer kicked him mercilessly after taking away his money.

I believ the pic is a russian made portable rocket launcher.

Thug!

Yeah! I've got loads. The bar I used to run in Guatemala was owned by a dude from Sao Paulo, musician too.

Paralamas I only heard their acustico album. Pretty powerful.

Casuza was some of the best 80's style rock I've ever heard.

Another genius who bit the bullet, so to speak.

You ever hear Paulinho Moska's version of Casuza's "Blues Do Ano 2000"?

One of the most beautiful tracks I've heard in a long long time.

As for O Rappa. :D I hear what you saying man! Just listening to their stuff gets you high.

I got to know them through the acustico album/dvd (showed it regularly on our big screen in Guatemala). Totally felt in the moment with those guys. The singer is awesome, a force of nature!

Guatemala? What on earth makes you go live there?

There's a movie about the life of Cazuza, called "Cazuza - O Tempo Não Pára" meaning (Cazuza - Time doesn't stop).

I saw this film on the cinema last time I was back home- focusing on Cazuza's personal life, a movie that shows his early life, his drug abuse, constant success, charisma and immoral lifestyle.

About that song Blues do Ano 2000, I haven't heard it. But I'll try to download it asap.