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4 hours ago, JSixpack said:

 

Oh, it's very much a matter of whether I like Pattaya or not. And I seriously do. Take today, for example. It's a great day to be in Pattaya!

 

 

"Too many."  Does anyone care, or are you merely talking to yourself? But since this has inevitably turned into a Pattaya-bashing thread, why hold back? Let's get it all out there, man. Then maybe we can all go home.

 

 

 

But we got more. It's never-ending, really:

 

 

 

Yep, I advised the membership years ago to RUN! NOW! I think the bashing is just too enjoyable, however. Or even when they do leave, as in the case of one of our most prolific whingers, they still bash from afar.

 

 

Everywhere is different but the same..Find the best evil for yourself.  As they say, 'Life is what you make it'.

51 minutes ago, tropo said:

- good generally means very unhealthy. More cream, more chocolate, creamier ice cream etc. If it's bad for me it had better be very good LOL.

This fella has a heathier diet.

23 minutes ago, Elkski said:

I have not seen the ping pong ball thing.  Is this a new Olympic sport too?   I can't understand how this works?  I did see a video recently where the ball popped a balloon the guys were holding.   But I can't understand how this works yet.  

She's a table tennis pro..you can't win mate.

15 minutes ago, jenny2017 said:

 

     There's something "special" about Thai girls who play PingPong...

Love 15

1 hour ago, wakeupplease said:

Says it all

 

I hope you enjoy reading your comics and living in fantasy land.

 

Do you mean red or amber, never heard of bright pink.

 

Panic level Not in London or the UK mate as you should know as they did not panic in the first or second world wars did they. They are as hard as they come and like the rest of the world who suffer from this, ready to fight it. Mind you Look South and what do you see?

 

But do you know what causes these type of problems? Always a government that runs a country so the elites can prosper and then along comes a nutter who wants to take over the world, Does that sound familiar.

 

Tell the truth or say nothing.

1/ There is more truth in a comic than in western media.

2/ After the bright pink level there is the Brown Pants level.

3/ If you were sitting on a ticking device..you would'nt panic then?

4/ There is not 'a' nutter, but a clique of nutters that have plans to control the world.

Fantasy and reality are only ones perception..The truth is always hidden.

1 hour ago, tropo said:

 Pineapple is not a treat for me as it's part of my regular healthy diet. When I treat myself I need something deliciously, wickedly unhealthy. I don't want something pretending to be unhealthy LOL.

Thats got to be you!

On 21/10/2017 at 10:57 PM, StayinThailand2much said:

Those are only decoration ornaments! 

A thai said that if he saw a zebra crossing the road he would naturally stop for it.

21 hours ago, wakeupplease said:

You do not live in the UK and visit maybe for a few days a year so have no Idea what its like anymore and just read headlines and not read the full story.

 

I on the other hand do spend up to 10 months a year there only fleeing to avoid the cold.

 

I do not see any of these problems and I am out travelling every day to most cities.

 

1 event is not a daily occurrence. I can visit where I want and never get trouble, someone said on here the other week that there are parts of the UK you cannot visit after 8pm because they are Muslim what a load of rubbish.

 

So many state things and have not even visited the old country in years, so have no idea, many do not even have a vote in the old country. Which you have to renew every year.

 

Stop reading the headlines that are designed to get you to buy the paper or stay on the website, read the story they are often very different.

Im afraid baerboxer is correct concerning London..it is on some sort of danger warning Red to bright pink panic level, because of muslim terrorist attacks. I moved out of London many years ago because it was getting a little unpleasant.   Mind you, I believe Her Majesty's Government .. is just as dangerous to the UK citizens.

12 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

A room at the Nirun can be as low as 4,000 a month but my older friend owns his own large studio , has balcony etc and very airy with fans so doesn't use Air con 

 

I plan on buying a studio either in the Nirun or flybird next year but I'm going more for Flybird as it's walking distance to most things .

 

dont need cable TV as I prefer to watch things on my iPad and buy a monthly prepaid and don't watch much TV 

 

one of my friends buys those cheap noodles 8baht and cooks up some broccoli or carrots with it in his condo using the portable stove he just boils or steams  his veggies and adds the noodles 

 

he has never been healthier since moving to Thailand and eating much better , he lives on approx 35,000 baht a month but owns his own studio condo over at the flybird

You have done your research well, silly me did'nt, but somehow I survived..many don't.

1 hour ago, tropo said:

No argument there - ice cream is a treat, not health food.

A pineapple is a treat..and you wont put on any weight..give your boots a rest.

You are a naughty boy.

2 hours ago, SheungWan said:

Good Taste is something acquired. And good taste can be expensive if one appreciates a better product particularly when it comes to processed or manufactured foods. Some inferior products pass the good enough test. Dairy Queen is not one of them. But hey! Fill yer boots!

I fill my boots with natural grub, anything processed or manufactured is not good.

Which proves none of you 'aint got no tashte'.

1 hour ago, Naam said:

or a Heinkel Kabinenroller?

 

Sorry, 2cv nicer

1 hour ago, Cranky said:

Stereotyping Thai birds is harsh, but fair.  It's a bit like calling all British Leyland cars crap, whilst it is mostly true, good ones could occasionally be found.  You just had to watch out for bullshit mileage, knackered boxes on the Maxi, the Allegro's saggy suspension, Austin Princesses that looked good but fell to bits from day one, the pig-ugly but reasonable workhorse Montego and the scary as hell Dolomite Sprint (A decent brand till Leyland got hold of it).  

 

Everybody starts with a Mini, they have many experiences to report, mostly fantastic fond memories as they've had nothing else to compare it with being full of the joys of their first motoring experience. Totally unfazed by constant boiling over, awful reliability, rotten to the core under the shiny surface, leaks everywhere and terribly difficult to get rid of, basically nothing but trouble. They would often find out that the "one careful owner" as advertised was total BS and it had been thrashed to bits. Most owners smile on reflection but never, ever get a second Mini.

 

Now and again you would find a real bargain though, I had a great Morris Marina, true it had been touched-up many times and had a fair bit of body-filler with a lot of miles on the clock but it was cheap to run as it didn't drink much and nobody would dream of nicking it.  Sadly, I didn't like being seen with it so I traded it in for a brand new sporty job that bought nothing but grief.  It went like a rocket but cost a fortune to run as it gobbled fuel, needed new tyres every five minutes and everybody wanted a ride in it.  Ended up giving it away rather than fill it up again.

 

In the market for something different now, think I'll rent a pick-up.

Try a Citreon 2CV.

On 20/10/2017 at 12:38 PM, Kevbo said:

It was my post that you criticised suggesting the English were worried about grammar, thus insinuating that I was English. You are just spouting gobbledegook , perhaps you should have a singha and put the dictionary away

If you get me that Singha, I will gladly put the dictionary away.

On 22/10/2017 at 7:09 AM, slippery snake said:

I don't bother to talk to any western woman now !!! 

I think you mean, 'western despot'.

On 22/10/2017 at 6:56 AM, slippery snake said:

Yeah,, I think he left a   ( 't ) out.. 

Aye laddee, ye canee leef t'tees oot or t'ladies t'tees oot.

1 hour ago, tropo said:

I understand where you're coming from, but I have absolutely no desire to shop at markets and I wouldn't, even if everything was priced and everyone was honest. I buy too many other things when I'm on a shopping spree once or twice a week, including a lot of imported meat and other imported products. Local fruit and vegetables at a market would only account for a fraction of my bill. I get a lot of discounts at Big C Extra. This week I spent 3000 baht and got 650 baht in discount coupons. How can you beat that? I also enjoy eating at clean mall restaurants, or having a coffee or ice cream, shopping for hardware etc. It's an occasion in air-conditioned comfort. I like to make mundane tasks like shopping moderately pleasant, if at all possible.

Well, I give up,  My Thai wife does the same as you..even down to the ice cream, [ground floor Big C].

On 21/10/2017 at 7:25 AM, tropo said:

Thais" that try their damnedest to rip me off because I'm not Thai and can't speak their language. If my wife was Thai, that would be different, but I wouldn't be going with her.

 

I like shopping at Big C Extra, Friendship, Foodland and Central. There are plenty of hard working Thais employed in those supermarkets, that I support by shopping there

Living in a Thailand, unable to speak some Thai, I can understand you may get ripped off sometimes, but Thais are generally honest, even generous folk.  I speak rubbish Thai,  sometimes it makes them smile or giggle..with that result, you are unlikely to be swindled.

Thais working in foreign supermarkets will be on basic wage, and the profits will go abroad..I believe in helping Thais, out of respect, for allowing us into their country.

7 hours ago, Mark mark said:

Yearrr, Thanks Mate !!! ... And GOOO for it !!! ...  But well, do not tea Leaf any thing from the bars or Duty free at SavanaBumi right ? ... Like they have security Cameras out there, that apparently must work !!! ??? (Ps, I am 5' 7" and 97 kg so well, trying Really hard, not to be seen as a Potato sack my self, ... Very few Full length mirrors in my House Right !!!)  ...

Good thinking mate...'Potato Sack' is now in my repertoire

2 hours ago, tlock said:

 

I see alot of this sentiment on TV.  It's not very common in the US to look down on poor people like that, I think maybe it's a European thing?

It is a very English thing dating back to their invention of the Class System, Snobbery, the Oxford accent, and the public school. This obsession with class has subverted reason to produce a nation of eccentric nuts.

3 hours ago, steven100 said:

is this the cheap Charlie forum ...  ?      geeeze ......  how do you guys ever get a Visa.

It is shameful not to be rich, one can only sneer at them, and remain aloof.

I can't imagine why you are on this low class topic!

19 minutes ago, inThailand said:

They don't! They need the money for a big Archa. 

And to impress an unsuspecting Thai lady or two.