Rayfromwangchompoo

1 hour ago, EricTh said:

At least wearing crash helmets would have saved their lives.

 

A hard knock of the head on the road is deadly.

 

 

I was in THAILAND in the

In the U.S Army 1964-1965  and again from 1968-1970. In the 64-65 tour we drove our Army

Vehicle.

During that time, there was a terrible farang/Thai accident where several were killed.

The following week the Thailand and American government worked out a plan to have the Thai citizens drive all of us.

During the ensuing months, both governments worked out a "status of forces" agreement.

Health Insurance. 

I am a 100% disabled Vietnam veteran.

I have heard that a 100% disabled veteran  on  retirement visa in Thailand Can use Bangkok Hospital, and VA would pay for it. 

When I lived there, (UDORN)

every Thai I knew believed in

Ghost. The Thais had more superstitions than anyone.

When my mother passed, a Thai told me that if I bent over and looked between my legs, I could see my mother's face. The friend ask me did I see anything, I told her yes,

My family jewels!

12 hours ago, morrobay said:

I stand by my original post. No ands, ifs, or butts about it.

That should really help tourism.

6 hours ago, tonray said:

So wait....the actual value of the bag is almost 350,000 baht and she had no qualms about paying 70K baht to bring it in ? As crazy as it seems....even crazier to own a 350,000 baht bag

Costco open a store here in Baton Rouge. When they opened they had a handbag table with Louie-Vitton,Dolce-Gabana and Prads

Get rid of the dual prices for

Farangs