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  1. Honestly guys you night have warned me ! So... I recently encountered what I now know as a bum gun for the first time. You know, that seemingly harmless little sprayer hanging by the toilet? Yeah, well, harmless it is not.! First, I had no idea how to use this thing, to I go in from the front or from behind. Spoiler alert: both ways felt wrong and there were no diagrams or instructions. I first thought it was for cleaning the floor, like a hose pipe or something. Then there’s the water pressure. No one warned me it’s set to strip paint off walls! The second I squeezed the trigger, I nearly flew off the seat like a low-budget space launch. And let’s not even talk about the shock of cold water—no amount of mental preparation could have saved me from that wake-up call. Anyway, seasoned veterans of the bum gun, I’m begging for your wisdom. What’s the correct technique here? How do you avoids not ending up taking shower!, And is there a way to adjust the pressure so I don’t need a recovery period afterward? Give a guy a hand here.I can't be the only one that's had this shock encounter when arriving here? So what other little gems do I need to watch out for here?
  2. Hi everyone, Been reading this forum a while, some might say "lurking" and I decided to ask you guys for help along the way if that's ok. Well, here I am—Bangkok! After a 12-hour flight, I’m finally here, and wow, this place hits you the moment you step out of the airport. The heat, the humidity, and the smell of street food wafting through the air—it’s overwhelming but amazing at the same time. I checked into a small hotel near Sukhumvit Road, and the area is buzzing. There are colorful lights, street vendors shouting to get your attention, and the smell of grilled meat and spices everywhere. Speaking of which, I tried my first Pad Thai from a street stall. Delicious, but I think I might’ve accidentally eaten a chili. My tongue is still on fire! Now, here’s where I need help. I want to dive into the city without just doing all the touristy stuff. What are some unique experiences in Bangkok that you think I shouldn’t miss? Bonus points if they involve food or places to meet some interesting people!
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