I had 5 years in a Nakhon and enjoyed it. Enough farangs about to have a drink with and enough bars and caffs for variety. The domestic situation went bad so I moved on, now from what I hear covid did not do the place any favours. Every place changes with time.
Never come across so many who only drink at home as on here. All my friends are bar goers like myself who rarely if ever drink at home. Perhaps there's a lot who live too far from the nearest bar or wisely do not drink and drive.
As quake has said many people don't finish work till 2.00 am. Pre covid there was a bar in my soi in Pattaya that filled up after 2.00 am with staff from other bars. No noise or nuisance either. Sometimes the Thai way makes sense.
Thanks Keeps, I do try to keep it to one but if I take my eye off the missis for a few seconds she's bunged a second one in.
So basically they are no better than they were a few years ago I thought I'd read differently. Ta very much.
Are the above still classed as heavily over salted and having too much MSG.
They make the homemade veg soup tasty but I remember them copping for a lot of flack not too many years ago.
Anyone know.?
Also had mine in 2008, at St Thomas in London but I went for the radiotherapy.
16 years later all is well last psa check gave 0.254, it did once go to 0.4 but only the once. Reminds me I must be due for another.
Pps, and by everyday inhaler I just meant the ones that young Thai ladies were forever sticking up their noses a decade or two, or more, ago.
If you've got the time perhaps you can explain what the purpose of that was, I never understood.
Thank you Sheryl, apparently I have cylindrical bronchiectasis (which explains a few things) and this inhaler is recommended for it. I am seeing the docs again next week and in case they don't mention it, like last week, I'll buy one before I go. Same with amoxycillin.