JimTripper

The tour buses are constant on third road. I'm not sure where all those people are going. To hotels I guess. It's koreans, chinese, some vietnamese, india, etc. I see the signs in the window. There is usually a guide standing up and talking on a microphone inside the coach.

I'm looking at Mexico. Can get temporary/permanent residency easily if you not completely broke and even get a second passport and qualify for the national healthcare system. Am trying to get the visa directly from the Bangkok embassy.

Good places usually are.

Those aren't dogs.

Somebody please help me, it's too hot 🤣

Yep, that's probably where the complaints are from, low end living. Those small cheap places that seem "Ok" until the heat hits, the neighbors get unruly, or it's too crowded. Are you in a small sweatbox room? My bill is 600 baht a month, but I can afford a place with balconies and airflow. Maybe time to get a better place. I never use a/c, just fans. You can apply that 3k a month for a better place and not need a/c. If the heat still bothers you anywhere, maybe it's time to move to a more temperate climate. Unless, you like sitting inside all day and hanging out at the shopping mall.

Strange that the guard has zero self defense training. He just throws a locker room punch. Even club bouncers know how to restrain people without getting into a punching match. It's not that difficult, just restraint 101.

Is it possible for a midget to buy half a seat on an airline?

Stuck in na jomtein in an area with no easy food access where you need a motorbike or out in a field somewhere. If that worked we would all be there.

They don't like what you like. Many Thai's like noise, commotion, crowds and traffic. The sooner you understand this, the sooner you can decide if you will be happy here or if you need to look for a new place. Don't get angry about it like they messed it up. To them it's being done correctly, or just needs to be continually fixed.

Moved to another country you mean?

I thought Colin Neil passed away???

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It's probably easier to do it yourself, unless you get real lucky. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Politics is almost never discussed here. Wearing the hat is taboo.

See all those businesses that lay a mat over the metal grill on the sidewalk? (especially massage shops). That's open sewer, not rain drains. They are trying to block the smell.

You probably need to goto a top place in bangkok where the good doctors are. You will need to pay more to get someone who knows what they are doing and save that tooth. Otherwise, you end up like one of those old guys in pattaya at the bar with missing teeth and some quack dentist thinking they know how to do implants.

Or, they could really be straight now and are in a gay closet! 🤣 You are playing head games. Accept who you are at the moment no matter what others think and don't try to get into other people's heads.

Haha! I have two main molars now with root canals and crowns that work fine. In both cases, a dentist told me there was no hope and to pull them! Occured with different dentists, years apart in different countries. Be careful who you listen to! Do movie stars have missing teeth?

They had straight relationships earlier in life, so it's not fair to say they were always gay. Not "coming out of the closet", but just changing.

I have two family members that became gay and we just never talked about it. There was no 'discussion'. They just showed up with their partner one day and we either 'got it' or we didn't. Being adults, we got the hint. Even decades later it's never discussed. The partner is just treated as another family member. Although there is some underlying 'weirdness' there I don't think a verbal discussion would solve anything.

It looks like she tried to leave the building and area and the guard followed her outside and accosted her. No wonder she smacked him. He deserved it. If there is a problem all the guard should do is call police.

Pulling teeth does not take long.

Waaa 🇨🇳

The specialists are usually driving in from Bangkok. You can take the bus from north pattaya bus station to bkk for only 140 baht. It's not that bad a trip, maybe 2 1/2 hrs. I actually started going there and coming back the same day for my dental work. It's not that bad. I get there, have my work done, then hit a bar for beers, then return via Ekkamai bus station which is right on the skytrain station. https://rrcticket.com/customer/ticket/SelectRoute/?lang=en_US&_=0.6876152099532564