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Or, alternatively, 2 guys could fit inside each of those girls, with room to spare....

I'll back you on the difficulty to get taxis in smaller cities. MyThai missus can easily find one in Sisaket, but me, I never can. On the other hand, in Kanchanaburi (where I spend quite some time) transport is easy to find.

Looks good. Probably leftovers from the day before, all stir fried like you would do with 'bubble and squeak'. I have often had such things in Thai breakfast offerings at hotels, and it generally is the best thing on offer. Certainly better for you than those red dicks next to it.?

I thought I was wrong only last week, but I made a mistake.

Quote: You can see that the hangar was mostly empty of people, but it is unclear if there were any injuries or not. Of course it was empty. Any maintenance crew that may have been present would have taken immediate steps, fucking huge ones, to be out of that hangar.

Keep it up and you'll already be in Ban Chang for the next bar crawl....

There were two guys in red. I guess you were the first one.... (I only noticed that after I watched the video clip about 4 times)

Similar to you, but lately I am enjoying a few glasses of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Merlot in the evenings at home, after drinking beer during the day. What else can I do, cooped up like this? ! Oh, I know, I'll have a few Rum and Cokes and a few Scotches and a few Vodkas, as well....

All experienced mongers know this unwritten rule in LOS. 'Never trust a fart in Thailand!'

And who wouldn't? Wow!

More for the Brits, who will understand this.

I bought a new household oral thermometer from a pharmacy last week. The old one I had read just over 40 degrees C when I took my temperature (under the tongue). I thought 'Hmm, I should be getting close to being dead soon'. I shook it down and then held it under the cold running water from my kitchen tap. It then read just a bit under 43. It was then I knew I didn't (yet) have the virus.

Oh, Thank Fuck for that!

Sad to hear, but also should be getting a familiar occurrence. I will miss them and hope they are settling close too.

Aussie dollar is totally stuffed, falling against everything.

Most trips to LOS I fly in Thai 747s. Yes, they are getting very rattley, often the headphone jacks ( often one in each set of seats), doesn't work and has to be held in a particular position (I use a sneaky roll of adhesive tape I specially carry from experience) to make it function, and some of the seats don't operate correctly in the recline position, or don't come fully upright. Annoying in the cattle class, but I put up with it as it's only about 8 1/2 to 9 hours from Sydney to Bangkok and the aircraft takes off at about 10.30 in the morning and lands at 4.20 in the afternoon - perfect for me to stay in Bangkok overnight that night. As to how many hours they have racked up, I'd rather not know.

Well, the exact same thing happens to me at least 3 times per week in my local supermarkets in Australia....