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1. Where to meet up?
- Gazebo Khao San
  
  2%
  
  2
- Gazebo Sukhumwit Soi 1
  
  7%
  
  5
- Gullivers Sukhumwit Soi 5
  
  36%
  
  25
- Bourbon St. Suk Soi 22
  
  27%
  
  19
- Wong's Place Rama IV
  
  8%
  
  6
- Larry's Dive Suk Soi 22
  
  13%
  
  9
- Season's Change Ratchada
  
  0%
  
  0
- Somewhere else central (post details)
  
  4%
  
  3
2. When?
- Fri Aug 22
  
  13%
  
  9
- Sat Aug 23
  
  5%
  
  4
- Sun Aug 24
  
  1%
  
  1
- Mon Aug 25
  
  5%
  
  4
- Tues Aug 26
  
  1%
  
  1
- Wed Aug 27
  
  4%
  
  3
- Thurs Aug 28
  
  1%
  
  1
- Fri Aug 29
  
  30%
  
  21
- Sat Aug 30
  
  15%
  
  11
- Sun Aug 31
  
  20%
  
  14

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September 3, 200817 yr

You are all such pussys .You let off Girlx giving you a slap on the face .My conclusions =

Girlx thaught that Gyllivers was beneath her .

I saw her make a post today on Thorn Tree Form ,( Thailand branch ,check if you can ) that she does not like the people of Thai Visa .

She is a very selfish person .

Hopefully she says what she meant ( but i would not count on it ) and goes back to NY ( USA)

PS, her nick on Thorn Tree is Girllrig ,so you you check up on what she thinks of TV members ,and her post was something like > feel the love <

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September 3, 200817 yr

How dare she!!!

Get over it Thaifan2!

September 3, 200817 yr

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oh, bite me thaifan. it's been over a week already. i did meet a couple of thai visa people tonight and had a great time. thanks guys.

September 3, 200817 yr

PS, her nick on Thorn Tree is Girllrig

Now that gives you the moral high ground giving away somebody's nick from another forum is pretty low grade stuff, do I get the feeling you crashed and burned with girlx

Get over it Thaifan2!

Yup, you got that just about right.

September 4, 200817 yr

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