EVENKEEL

I pulled out 2,000 points ago on DJ, waiting for a crash to jump back in.

Did he stick his hand in the bag and steal? No...He found it....sort of... Doesn't the carelessness of losee bear some responsibility.

Finders keepers, loosers weepers...…… There should be a penalty for carelessness.

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Call these guys, they will meet you at door 3 with the rest of the guys holding signs. I've used them countless times. Always a good experience.

6 hours ago, LetsCleanUpTHAILAND said:

If I was the police, I'd alert every gold shop in the country of the types of jewels stolen (Robinson will have record) and then give the gold shop owner a reward for alerting the police if a customers bearing such gold tries to sell at their shop. Good plan?

 

 

 

I saw on TV that the jewelry has identifying numbers on them, I would only assume these numbers are shared country wide with gold shops.

Many ifs involved here. Any guy ballsey enough to do this alone probably dumped the gun, hid the gold. Now what? He knows he can't sell the gold because of identifying numbers, melt the gold down is an option. Not sure how it would sell but it wouldn't be tracable. I don't see this guy being captured, not after 5 days with limited clues.

There's a lot of real estate between Bangkok and the rice paddies. Let's hear it for beach living.

1 hour ago, sipi said:

Change the topic to "farm girl non-drinker" and I might be interested.

My experience of staying in Isaan is that most "farm girls" will drink on special occasions. We had quite a few drinking sessions up there and those girls were right there drinking beer and whiskey.

1 hour ago, Nyezhov said:

Im very ambivalent. I spent years in Alaska so it was Mountains and scenery. I had no urban throb.

 

Now in Bangkok, I have urban throb. Like major throbbing throbbbbbbb.

 

Next year I may try to do a balance by splitting my time in 3 places to get a bit of everything.

 

But I might spend all summer in Wyoming/Idaho/Montana so may need throb again next winter.

 

I wish I could have a car here. 

What's stopping you?

13 minutes ago, Nyezhov said:

Did they have the Aegis locked on?

No clue on that.

2 hours ago, Ramen087 said:

Do you have a business card from this school to post?

I don't but Mityon Motorcycle has the school, a few of the instructors speak English.

http://www.mityon.co.th/drivingschool/

26 minutes ago, Momofarang said:

You need only 400000 in the bank, or 40000 as monthly incomes. I also anticipate a sharp rise in the numbers due to the health insurance requirement.

Financially speaking you'd be ahead of the game putting 800K in Thai bank and not having a wife or steady g/f for that matter.

8 hours ago, moonseeker said:

Never gonna happen. Just talk. Never seen a more amateur tourist management then in ????????. They could easily copy other countries achievements, but their cultural and personal attitudes do not allow for this. Pity. USED TO BEexotic and amazing... Check back in 20 years. MS>

We could always implement US laws which prohibits alcohol on the beach. Careful what you wish for.

Besides the Big Bike shops are their any shops that carry quality brands? What to look for in a helmet?

Many are <deleted> over the bag situation, he's just making his sentiment known. Not all of us wish to follow the sheep.

Assume the passenger noticed driver nodding off could have spoken up, sad. I know when to pull off the road for a power nap, wonder if alcohol wasn't perhaps a small factor.

How about we just leave things as they are and have been, pedestrians cross when safe to do so and cars don't stop for pedestrians except to avoid injuries. How about that, can we please stop trying to enforce western standards upon Thailand.

I arrived back in San Diego and jwalk as I would here. Walk out to little concrete divider and wait for other traffic to pass but the cars come to a screeching halt JHC come on people, just drive, I can see you....just drive and when it's safe I'll cross.

40 minutes ago, sanemax said:

Probably between 5-10 degrees outside , I,m not the kind of person that needs the sun to keep them warm , I can get some clothes to keep me warm when I go outside .

  Wearing trousers and a jacket isnt beyond my capabilities .

A slight inconvenience having to keep warm, bit I can cope with that . 

BTW, didnt they have snow or sleet up north in Chiang rai last week ?

Anyway , nice to walk around without having to go to 7/11 to chill out a bit in the 40 C summer heat

Next time in TL rent a place with AC.