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Mr B good you stay in Isaan and critique all the things you don't live near. Pretty much 90% of food we order is some kind of seafood dish. Myself I prefer good fish over most other seafood but when we go to a seafood restaurant the table is flush with all kinds of dishes, some I want and others the ole lady and kid want. My fav is scallops in a half shell with pepper and garlicy butter.

I'm a member of both, I'll try that.

Seafood buffets are loved by seafood lovers regardless. Usually lobster isn't on the menu for buffet dining.

Lobster was served to prisoners because it was cheap.

Dusit Thani has a fabulous looking seafood buffet as well.

I've always wanted to try the Hilton's seafood buffet, it looks good. As suggested before google hotel buffets pattaya. The world is your oyster.

For your next analysis. How about studying the correlation between boganism and Chang beer.

At local Thai beaches I see parents and they're not concerned with the little ones in the water. Here and there you'll see an adult in water with the kids but not often.

It's the Thai way, kids play in the water with no adult supervision. Parents too busy consuming som tam and alcohol.

Agree it's good for sight seeing, just not getting from point A to B.

I don't do public transportation. How very common is that? Best you stop mingling with the poor common folk GG.

Decathlon sporting on Suk has a nice assortment of quality swim trunks and casual shorts.

Whoa Boss, take it easy. So many choices.....

I was a drunken sailor in Hong Kong for my first. And my second one. Behind a steel door to keep out shore patrol. Good times

I was at the movie theater walking down the steps to my row with hands full when the lights went out and it was total darkness. At that moment I forgot if I was on the short step or the long one. I was totally disconbubberated and almost fell.