Hello all!

I'm just a little bit tired of similar talking with thai girls and I'm looking for a good company of old folks (45+).

Just for easy talking: go to bar, grab some beer, have a good talk and listen a few intesresting stories. 

Before Phuket i lived in Sriracha (chonburi province) and found such a company there. Is it possible here? ????

 

Location, where I'm looking for: Town, Kathu, Patong, Kamala, Karon.

 

Have a nice day!

 

 

+45 is old now? I must be almost dead then, but still young at heart.

1 hour ago, stevenl said:

+45 is old now? I must be almost dead then, but still young at heart.

 

Ha Ha ... I'm a lot older than you. I must be ready for my 'burning'.  Back to the topic. Surely you must have met folks at your local non tourist bars. Plenty of them all over the place. Mind you Phuket is a strange place, Folks are wary of con men strangers. 

You could always contact the Grumpy Old Men Society (GOMS). Do a Google search.

 

I'm not personally a member though I have been invited to join in the past!

Try the Phuket Hashes as well.

+45 old? Cheeky busterd, find your own friends

Some great guys sit at the expat bar in Kathu , I pass them often, too young to join in ????

I am exactly 45

Yesterday I was vibrant, young, and bouncing around living life to the fullest

Tonight I read this OP and I am looking for a cardigan, a comfortable chair, and shouting at children to get off my lawn.

(I am also now telling random strangers that things cost more these days, and asking if they are my nephew)

Ask me again when you hit 70. Although I'll have a telegram from the Queen by then, if I'm still around. Oops - King Charlie or William? Who knows?

Edited October 12, 20187 yr by Lacessit

11 minutes ago, Argus Tuft said:

I am exactly 45

Yesterday I was vibrant, young, and bouncing around living life to the fullest

Tonight I read this OP and I am looking for a cardigan, a comfortable chair, and shouting at children to get off my lawn.

You have a lawn? I have a spare sign for sale. It says " Bugger the garden - gone golfing ".