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By that description you should never leave the hotel..never drink "heavily" in Thailand and always go back to your hotel before 1am.
I "nearly" never drink more than a bit alcohol and that only sometimes.
I am 50+, bald - 80 %, heavy overweight 130 kg, wearing glasses, and a man. Handsome times and Glory Days long gone!
(Chances to be rape victim, very slim!)
I must also return to the hotel before 1 AM?
Just kidding my friend
I have no problem, with your joke,
as I see a lot of guys my style, everywhere in Thailand, from Koh Lanta - Chiang Rai - Knachanaburi - Mukdahan.
Special a lot in Soi Bangla, Pattaya Beach Road-Walking Street, Bangkoks lower Sukhumvit and in every Lotus, Big C in Isaan!
But, I have to say, there are a lot of handsome youngsters around in the Red Light Districts in TH,
who seem to be to lazy to get a Falang lady into Sexual activities in there home country.
These make the level of a "Sexy man" in TH nowadays, unusual high, compared to 1990.
And you know this by interviewing them all do you?
Maybe red-light districts are places guys want to visit when they are young....Not when they are old and 'wise'.
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We were at the Moto GP in October, and the Hillstands are definitely good value for money - we were in the main grandstand but the Moto GP is much cheaper than F1!!!
Expect rain - the MotoGP race was stopped after 9 laps. Adds more thrills and spectacular spills.
Also make sure you arrange transport back to KL or your hotel before you go to Sepang, as it is a nightmare trying to get a taxi outside.
If you're staying in KL expect to pay around 350-400 RGT (100usd) for a return taxi fare to Sepang. KL has some excellent places to visit.
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What absolute numpty buys their 18 year old student son a Porsche Cayenne..In a place with the most dangerous roads on the planet?
More money than sense.
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The Milford has just been painted from the road side and looks a dam_n-sight better than it did. It may be a 'dump' as somebody politely describes it, but it offers a beachfront view for 7000 thb a month. You won't get much cheaper than that.
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Lovely area, I live not far from there and have friends in that block. A really nice place to live.
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Shock.
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I have also had a Platinum CC with SCB for nearly 2 years, and never had a problem..actually a very good service in comparison with CC companies in my home country.
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There's a new Mexican Restaurant on Payoon Beach Road, just past Sintavee on the other side of the road. Can't remember the name of it but the food is fantastic, and the price is reasonable too. Well worth a visit.
Its called Hontong Grill
Kon Tong
I tried this place the other night. No Thai food, No Pork, No Chicken, over priced rubbish, I will never go back.
Were you at the right place?
I know there's no Thai food as it's a 'Mexican Restaurant'. I've always had a fine feed in there. The Chicken Fajita's are magic - they have chicken inside them.
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Ahh is that the one that's up for sale?
http://www.bahtsold.com/view/tapaz-restaurant-and-sports-bar-ban-phe-121190?doqs=1
Great sales pitch - love it.
The nipples do sound appealing though!
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There's a new Mexican Restaurant on Payoon Beach Road, just past Sintavee on the other side of the road. Can't remember the name of it but the food is fantastic, and the price is reasonable too. Well worth a visit.
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IN A F****** SCHOOL!!....If there is a hell, then these oxygen thief's with guns will hopefully burn there for eternity.
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You can get an FET certificate from your bank and this is all you need. Just ask them. Ideally it should say "for condo purchase" in the "purpose of transfer" box but in practice it doesnt seem to be important in Pattaya, as long as you have the FET. The FET was previously known as a Tor Tor Sam (TT3) and some people still refer to them this way.
You dont need a lawyer to buy a condo in Pattaya, assuming that you know what you are doing. It doesnt really sound as though you know what you are doing though, so the best advice I can give you is to assume that everyone involved in the transaction is out to scalp you, and that way you wont go far wrong.
Lol I try to do all my business in this way anyhow! Thanks for the info. This forum has given me a rough idea of what I need to check out before I hand over any money. The tor tor sam and the ownership quota sounds like the 2 most important things I need to check out, and to ensure that the name on the chanote matches the seller's name with no exceptions. I think I will scrap the idea of using a lawyer, and see if I can do this with only the advice from TV. I have a trustworthy Thai friend who could accompany me to any meetings to avoid any unforseen 'costs'.
Thanks again.
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Try this website;
www.isaan-properties.com
It will be quite difficult to find anything online I suspect. I used to live there and the only way I could find a property to rent was to simply drive around looking for empty buildings with phone numbers on them. Even at that I could only find a rental property in Thachang. Very close and a really nice place.
Hope this helps.
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On the same subject..
I also wish to buy my first Condo and here's the situation. I work 28x28 rotation outside Thailand so I only spend 1 month at a time in LOS thus not requiring anything more than the Visa on arrival. I have an SCB account to which I have transferred the amount for a condo I saw in Pattaya directly from my UK account, but don't have anything on a bank statement saying what it was transferred for.
I haven't yet looked at the property, but would like to know if I fulfill the criteria to own a property before a) paying for a lawyer to tell me that I don't, or
wasting the sellers time.Also, what are the lawyers/agents fees roughly? Do they take a percentage?
Sorry if I sound stupid, it's something I have never really looked into up to now.
Cheers.
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Gorgeous Bar girls make this country dangerous...The Terrorism rating is just a myth!
Ah have a weakness for the fairer sex have you.
Like a kid in a candy shop
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Gorgeous Bar girls make this country dangerous...The Terrorism rating is just a myth!
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"take it from someone who works in O&G, send a CV by all means, even follow up with a phone call, but do not go knocking on any doors ,if you have already been told they have no positions all you will do is start p*ssing people off.."
Sorry Soutpeel but I beg to differ with that advice mate. Going by experience, I have always found that the more you pi** off a company by bugging them to get a start with them, the more likely they are to say "oh just give him a start to shut him up". I've worked for 5 service companies over the last 13 years and although I was lucky enough to get my foot in the door through a relative, I ended up unemployed on several occasions. I know it's easier to get a start with a company if you already have some experience, but never doubt the power of gentle persuasion and aggressive willingness - especially with service companies when you have a BOSIET and medical in hand.
Lets agree to disagree on this one, personally It really gets on my nerves when some one contacts me looking for a job, I tell them there is nothing going at the moment and they dont give up, whether email, phone calls or wanting to come and see me...no different from the cold calling financial advisor's and they p*ss everyone off...
.All CV submissions I do get, I do read, and do keep a copy and sometimes something comes up and on occassion and I have contacted the guy concerned and they have got the job
Yeah I guess I can see your point there. I think what I am really trying to stress is to anybody trying to get a start in the O&G industry is to never give up. That seems to be the falling point with so many people I know. They expect to be able to send there CV out and then wait for the companies to call them. You know as well as I do that it just doesn't happen like that (for an inexperienced guy trying to get a start).
Right now the E&P industry seems to be booming, and it is an employees market, where people in my trade (Wellservices) are being literally bombarded with job offers. Best time to be a DRB if you ask me
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"take it from someone who works in O&G, send a CV by all means, even follow up with a phone call, but do not go knocking on any doors ,if you have already been told they have no positions all you will do is start p*ssing people off.."
Sorry Soutpeel but I beg to differ with that advice mate. Going by experience, I have always found that the more you pi** off a company by bugging them to get a start with them, the more likely they are to say "oh just give him a start to shut him up". I've worked for 5 service companies over the last 13 years and although I was lucky enough to get my foot in the door through a relative, I ended up unemployed on several occasions. I know it's easier to get a start with a company if you already have some experience, but never doubt the power of gentle persuasion and aggressive willingness - especially with service companies when you have a BOSIET and medical in hand.
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Hi all,
I'm looking for a garage or lockup to rent in the Ban Chang area.
Ideally sized to fit a car and motorbike, for minimum 1 year lease.
Anything considered if the price is right.
Cheers.
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At least they are making an effort...
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Hey GUYS
I really wanna sit with you guys and talk about this.
This is 2 Type of BIGBIKE's Green Book
1. Real green book 100% regal pay more than 75,000 to 100k up to yours bike's brand.. wait more than 3 months BUT Now the situation Law in Thailand not allow any old secondhand bike import to registered and make regal on the road anymore , So Even today you give 80,000 bahts to Bigbike shop with heaps of connection , Nothing will guarantee you will get regist. You may get chance but may be not . You may loose your money for free.....But the corruptness never die after this Gov. end of term may be you can do it again.(they will do it again for sure) So to answer this Topic is not Worth anymore (for this time only)
2. Grey Book or Doctored book ( In Thai we call Covered book) 50%-90% regal depend on how well the people would do to the bike or book. If 90 % you can't even tell anything because every single detail in book and the bike is correct even on data base . The police can not touch you with that. and still you can now do it ..If not in Bkk, or Chaingmai will be easier. BUT whenever you wanna sell and change name of owner(or even change color) .Don't ever take your bike into the transportation department . just pay people outside to do it so the cost will be not less than 4500-5000 bahts for changing name only.
Well, for me fake book is a grey book with less than 50 % , easy to recognize.
And about Paying Tax....Don't worry , When ever you got money to pay them they don't care anything.
I am just a Thai biker in Lardphao area.(near Honda Bigwing) , Bangkok...anything I could help you can contact me.
Pich.
Thanks for that info...
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@hyperdimension....We'll also have to agreee to disagree too if you don't mind.
A good friend of mine is a cop & I tend to beleve what he says whenever he comes
out here and we chat about cop things. Reference to my Ectasy bit...he put 8 rounds
of 9mm into the chest of a ectasy crazed black man in Los Angeles...the first 7 rounds racist cun_t
slowed the guy down, the 8th stopped him. Blood work at the morgue said MDMA
levels were "way off the charts" Whether or not he was in the down phase or high
phase made no difference.
When I was in Vietnam I did a lotta speed (methamphetamine sulphate) on LRRP's
simply to stay awake. Our medic made up "combat cocktails" for each of us in case
we were wounded with non mission critical wounds...i.e. ...wounds which were not
going to kill you or you had to be immediately medivaced. These mixtures were
simply morphine sulphate and methamphetamine sulphate, both in liquid form
and measured by body weight...and pre-made into small syringes. A wounded
troop could still carry the fight and remain alert until mission completion. I was
strung out on these for a while after being wounded...it was more the morphine
high than the speed.
You have some neat & fancy charts & graphs and I do agree with the one which
states that alcohol is the main cause of most drug related problems however it's
listing with the illicit drugs is misleading. True but misleading as it is legal in
most countries...even in some Muslim nations where non Muslims reside also.
I've also had friends get killed in the drug trade when deals went sour and have
had friends OD on a drug they have been using for ages. It's not pretty ODing.
To me...if you wanna use stuff in pill or powder or liquid form then so be it...
whatever blows your skirt up...enjoy it...I personally think you're stupid though
because the people you get your shit from don't know the trail of the new
batch they're flogging and what's actually in the product they're flogging.
To them it's either good or not on the streets.
Remember...you could end up like simple1's friend from the corporate world.
Anyway...doobies are all right with me...I'm happy with that. My friend....
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Might be useful to know what shop you purchased it from. 70,000 is a good price for a green book. As other posters have said if you decide to do it you need to move sharpish. 1/2 down & half on delivery is standard.
Teera motorcycles in Pathumwan BKK.
wasting the sellers time.
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You are missing my point. It winds me up hearing people say things like "why doesn't get a girlfriend in his own country".
Yes I agree that younger guys are frequenting red-light areas, but for you to assume that they visit Thailand because as YOU said "seem to be to lazy to get a Falang lady into Sexual activities in there home country." is absurd.
I've worked all across Asia and lived in a number of countries where their has always been a stereotype of young guys in that country, made of course by the over 50's who have lived there longer.
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't it people like YOU who cannot get a farang lady in your won country? People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones and all that.