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  1. 34 minutes ago, connda said:

    If the sign said, "No Russians Here!" it would be a non-issue, and if reported at all, it would have 80% of the AseanNow members whooping and cheering. 
    If the sign said, "No Chinese Here!" it would be a non-issue, and if reported at all, it would have 80% of the AseanNow members whooping and cheering.
    If the sign said, "No Indians Here!" it would be a non-issue, and if reported at all, it would have 80% of the AseanNow members whooping and cheering.
    If the sign said, "No Middle-Easterns Here!" it would be a non-issue, and if reported at all, it would have 80% of the AseanNow members whooping and cheering.
    If the sign said, "No Scouse Here!" it would be a non-issue, and if reported at all, it would have 95% of the British AseanNow members whooping and cheering and laughing their butts off.
    If the sign said, "No Yanks Here!" it would be a non-issue, and if reported at all, it would have 100% of the British AseanNow members whooping and cheering and laughing their butts off.

    But it says, "No Israelis Here" so it's "antisemitic" and everyone goes quiet.  🤔

    I'm still looking for that little slice of paradise with the "No British Allowed Here" sign

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  2. you should be fine.  a friend was blacklisted for 2 yrs, came right back no problem, without talking to a lawyer or anything I will add.  same guy got blacklisted again and for 5 yrs the second time.  some people never learn. 

     

    his 5 yrs has now expired and he is planning on coming back again sometime this yr.  pretty sure when he left last time they told him, "see you in five years"

     

    if they wanted you blacklisted for life that is what you would have gotten, not just ten years.  enjoy your trip!

  3. BMI doesn't apply once you exceed average heights.  I am also 195 and have been 105kg of solid muscle.  Now 15 yrs later, 195 and 93kg with a small amount belly flab and not much muscle.  If Iose anymore I will look like a tweaker.  Some tall people are twigs with long legs, others are big boned with long torsos.  Too many factors for BMI to mean anything.  

  4. Forget about moving back to the US.  It has been too long.  You are already in a best case situation.  From your comments it is clear, and don't take this the wrong way, that you are completely out of touch.  Moving back there at this point in your life will be a horribly rude wake up call.  And likely a one-way trip, as it is for countless others in your position who made the move back to their home country.  The finality of that is hard to comprehend for many people until they have done it and then it's too late. 

     

    I was just recently in the states for one year and believe me it is not the same place you remember.  You don't have anywhere near enough money to live there, it is insanely expensive and getting worse by the day. 

     

    As an elderly gentleman, you will be invisible, trying to talk to anyone who isn't old will be like pulling teeth.  Developing a social life will be no easy task, especially in the places you might afford. 

     

    I don't know why you are fixated on the southeast, but imo that is probably the worst possible place for an elderly gay gentleman to move.  If you can somehow get over you aversion to the cold, there are a lot of good and cheap places to live in the upper midwest.  Minnesota is a blue state that is very accepting of lgbt people, has great social support programs and plenty of cheap housing outside the twin cities. 

     

    It's always a trade-off in America, cheap warm places attract the bottom of the barrel types like flies to <deleted>.  Buck up, get some warm clothes from costco for a few bucks..you can have your cake and eat it too, with cheaper housing and better quality of life.   Always better value to be found in colder locations in America.  Changing seasons isn't the end of the world...always something to look forward to right around the corner. 

     

    Otherwise for warm and cheap...we had amazing Khao Mun Gai in Oklahoma City while driving through.  Thai guy makes it just like in Thailand.  Oklahoma struck me as a place I could live if I was broke and had to choose from D-list locations.  Also, they have the cheapest medical cannabis in the country..dispensaries on every corner it seemed like. 

     

     

  5. I don't know if anyone has mentioned them already, but I've been buying from Stoned Kitty Bud Shop for quite a while now.  He has really nice organic greenhouse (also some indoor mixed in for same price) for 50 baht per gram if over 28g or 60 per gram for smaller orders. 

     

    Takes 48 hrs to Chiang Mai from where they are located outside Khon Kaen.  

     

    They have a bunch of strains, plenty of heavy hitters.  Planet of the Grapes, when in stock, is a must for nerve pain.  I also like Deep Fried Oreoz,  hits me similar to a strong Blueberry, if any of you know what I mean.  

  6. 3 hours ago, taninthai said:

    Done trip a few times just done it last month ,,,try heading to this place I stayed here place is ok include breakfast 700 bht

    https://maps.app.goo.gl/2UUh4AXT6LtXEUPt8?g_st=ic

     

    then them roads will take you down to the west of bangkok 321 is one of the roads you head for.

    This is the route down through Nakhon pathom 

     

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    This route is the way to go.  Avoid all the traffic around Bangkok.  Enjoy the quiet nice roads through farm country.  We went down to south this way last time and I won't be going the other way through Bangkok again.  We seem to stop in Nakhon Sawan every time we head south from Chiang Mai.  Easy town for one night.  Good burger at a place called Yolk in NS. 

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  7. Not sure how many BTU, but I think it cost about 10-12k baht...a room that size doesn't need a huge unit.    Sorry I can't be of more help on that end.  Main thing I took away from the experience is to stick with mitsubishi or diahatsu.   I find the aircon salesmen usually push units that are on the large side.  Too big and it will be like a jet engine in the room and dry you out as well.  My advice is to go smallish for a room that size. 

     

    For air filtering, you are probably better off buying a dedicated air purifier for around 3k baht.  they work better at cleaning the air and filters are relative cheap to replace.  Cuts down on aircon servicing a bit I have noticed as the room doesn't get as dusty. 

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  8. Only mitsubishi or diahatsu if you are concerned about noise.  The cheap chinese compressors they sell with the units that are a couple thousand baht less tend to rattle and sound like they are about to fall apart...they can be extremely loud and there is nothing that can be done according to my aircon guy.  He was out a few times installing rubber washers etc trying to quiet ours down to no avail.  Landlord coughed up for a new mitsubishi and it purrs like a kitten. 

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