jacko

I never really think about these open air music venues. In the past I have frequently been disturbed by festivals, which occur on open land or within temple grounds and last 4 days to a week. I stayed in Nova Park long term once and the music festival at the back of there disturbed even my gregarious sleeping schedule. These usually last a week, near Hooters you got it 365 days/ year, 366 this year!

That looks pretty good. I am a frequent visitor to The Fisherman Cafe out on the lake which is also good. Try lamb or mutton dishes which should be on the bone.... the marrow from the bone really adds to the taste.

Never mind British spelling, Thai spelling of English much more fun.

Cedric the Entertainer

Not a British place... not a British spelling.

Cher

Chilling film...... Winona Ryder

I would say not as easy as you might think and certainly not for the remuneration you might expect. As Butch says, what type of work?

Or, if you fancy lamb, available at a place on soi 7, whatever it is...

Oh well, perhaps we can get the other great food critic Gabor to return then.

Perhaps you should return Evil and try something a little more challenging than pie and chips with beans? I hear well of the Sunday roast.

Although it is not strictly against the rules, rule 18 suggests cross posting from this site to others requires permission. Perhaps better to discuss local posts. What is the rule on this wrt Addicts?

Sexy Beast Shit used already...twice. The Departed Shit again, by me too Cold Mountain

That is surprising so I went and checked my old SMS in the phone, and yes, in February, my transfer from abroad was alerted to me as a baht deposit, and in brackets the sterling amount, exchange rate and -500 all detailed. If I recall correctly I had this type of alert prior to setting up the 25 baht/month ones.

Jack The Giant Slayer.

Some of the people on this forum have lived here a number of years and have found a dentist they know.

Big Fish

Wesley Snipes

Michael J Fox

Christopher Lloyd

I am sure there are many who can survive on 66.000 baht/month, particularly those who own their accommodation already. A pity they cannot live here legally because their pension falls just short. There is also a possibility some wish to keep their savings in a bank in their home country.

John Cusack

Yeah I had forgotten that, plus I believe that eliminates the 'seasoning' requirement! But the same guy has another thread suggesting he wants to bypass that!