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you got it, but it wasn't me. just couldn't resist.

G.F.says the difference is Jok made from "broken rice" cooked longer

I can't resist.

Am in Chiang Mai and went to a Brit style pub, asked the waiter for a glass of water, he said can only sell me water!!!

I walked out in a huff. :D

Isn't that the title of an old Beach Boys song?

"I Love Ratchaburi ladies"

"There's something different about them"

Some Thai/Chin. vegetarian restaurants just taste so good I get cravings, especially after a day with a big meat meal. I like the variety. My favorite veg. res. is on Wualie, just past the Wua statues. Haven't tried at Wat Suan dok yet, maybe today.

gnarley topic broh .... actually its the clean aftertaste. When in Lao, I don't get tired of the taste, really like the dark. Here in Th. I constantly switch brands looking for the most palatable. Ironic the "commies" make better beer than the "capitalists" in S.E. Asia.

Parades and festivals are a good thing, hopefully a gay pride parade would represent the variety of factions and diversity of gay people. There will be the predictable gender bender types and all that and maybe also other less flamboyant folks, I would expect some well made floats and displays with flowers and good design (stereotyping I know). Doesn't seem that anyone is forcing any sexuality changes on anyone else or forcing anything down anyones throat, If the parade happens, I will attend (I am straight and secure in my sexuality).

......I moved here after 25 years in Puna, so just about everything is more "advanced" especially culturally (eh brah you like beef or whaht! ?)

Anyone have experience ordering and receiving meds from an online pharmacy and delivered to Thailand?

Peking duck is not Chinese Pancakes, they actually look more like pancakes but cooked with a savory filling.

Chinese "stuffed" pancakes, I had forgotten about those, I will check that place out, duck is the best. So hungry now, I have concluded (with the help of TV), that CM is to foodies what Pataya is to.....

Was just talking about that yesterday,(and many times previously) but would want to use a kayak.

Agreed, you cannot keep bread "fresh" it is simply fresh, then it isn't, there are many ways to use stale bread though but I will wait for the CM food sub sub forum to elaborate.

...noted, thanks!

I arrived here on 27 Mar. 2008 on a multi. entry retirement visa, the arrival stamp says admitted until 26 Mar. 2009.

I left the country and returned on 22 Nov. 2008, the new stamp says admitted until 21 Nov. 2009.

Does this mean I will not need to apply for an extension of stay until Nov. 2009?