Gabor

Thank you for the interesting and useful infos and your personal experience...

Aeroflot: Nice seatings on the economy class, like the business class on some the other airlines ( wide and leather covered seats ) No bitching me to use my e-cigarettes and drinking from my bag... True, the airport is crap... SWISS: Good connection and again no bitching with me.....nice airplains.. the best smoking room on the airport..

Both of you made a nice job....

Great pix... even greater comments....

My thoughts were the same.... however how to call a thai doctor in the Pattaya International Hospital incompetent ???

A strange story... inj october a hungarian guy felt a little bit weak for 2-3 days and in one morning his hands were shaked... that's all, nothing more.... we went to the PIH and he was diagnosed with Dengue Fever.... All he got was Aspirine.... I thought this disease has much more serious symptomes....

! ( How the heck to post a VDO ???? )

Asking the mamasan or a service girl to help...a recipe for the disaster...IMO... If you can't get any attention from the girls yourself the bar is run by an amateur... ( Can't manage the girls, can't explain for the girls they are working and not on their holiday to picking up a boyfriend )

Great photo....

I see, thanx... I see... however a less attractive solution... I was able to see it for a while, when only the " like " option was available... ( the negative vote wasn't available ) I think, the + and the - function is great,( sadly not too many users use it... maybe because of the anonymus mode ) but with the anonymus mode it isn't save the " great post " or the " you are an idiot " one liners...which ones are also subject of the lazyness of the members... I myself would use it more if it would be clear it was my own vote... ( just like on the Facebook...) Also unfair to limit the negative remarks if you choose to use it... people like me use the negative remarks intuitive, whilst the others make strategies how to use their limits... The smiley function was ruined... to choose a smiley with so much clicks, new windows is a pain in the ass...

I don't like the lack of the subtitles , the lack of the personal datas ( flag, register time, post numbers ) I liked the option you can see who " liked " or not your post, but it was gone...

I start my position from the null... from now... i meant only the future attacks...

If and when I'm attacked I will reply... and up to you to ban me or not...

LOSGRAD, thank you for your useful, interesting and insider ifnfos...

Hmm... typical secretology.... this mental ruin thinks if he will repeat many times, the moon is blue... tomorrow the moon will be blue....

I don't give a shit on your innuendos, you already showed many times your credibility is below the zero.... maybe you can collect a few losers who wants to hear Gabor is a liar, just to justify their pathetic life....and acts... ( LDOP )

This is a different bar, just curious which one could be ?

Ahh, the spineless sneaker told his burp....

Guess this bar... http://www.businessesforsale.com/Good-Reputation-Club-In-South-Pattaya-For-Sale.aspx

Pattaya a Beach Resort … What a load of rubbish “One of the hottest beach-resort destinations in Thailand” (Source: Tourism Thailand) An inpattayanow reader writes: Every day I walk the streets of Pattaya, every day I shake my head in disgust. (Whilst holding my breath) For a city that relies so heavily on tourism, (based around the beach) it is hard to believe that the local government does so little to enforce or at a minimum encourage its residents to be more thoughtful when discarding their waste, whether it is hard waste, green waste or liquid waste. Rubbish on Pattaya beach after September's heavy rains Anything and everything is thrown onto the nearest piece of empty land (many of which now resemble land refuse/reclamation sites) or thrown into the streets; liquid waste is poured directly into the storm water/sewer system. Those that do utilise the limited number of rubbish bins quickly find themselves faced with an overflowing mountain of rubbish, reminiscent of the Jenga game played in so many bars; each extra bag, bottle placed precariously trying to avoid the inevitable crash into the street. Everyday tons of rubbish of all types finds its way into the sewer system. Those that were here in September during the Pattaya floods would already be aware that the current storm water/sewer system is inadequate at the best of times, add to this the tons of rubbish that blocks the water flow and the result is flooding. Once the floodwaters did subside, what is that strange black/green sludge left in the gutters? “All roads lead to Rome” all storm water leads to the ocean. My walks inevitably lead me to Beach Road, where on any given day I can watch tourists from all over the world soak up the sun, I am horrified watching those that even contemplate swimming; those brave or foolish souls that do venture into the water are then left to battle the countless number of floating objects... Apart from being an eyesore, these assorted “floaties” are an indicator to the cleanliness of the water; these should be the first warning of the things we cannot see, toxins and bacteria, (which will cause the sore eyes and other health issues). What is the answer to the problem, education, law enforcement, government provided services; it seems that while Pattaya is happy to rake in the ever-dwindling tourist dollar, it fails to use this money to improve essential services. So, while a few rich people are “cleaning up” the rest of us are left to ponder how to solve the problem...or at least ignore it the best we can. By email Name supplied http://inpattayanow.com/2011/11/12/opinion/pattaya-a-beach-resort-%E2%80%A6-what-a-load-of-rubbish/

In progress...

I was always interested to see the dark side scene, but all the prowls are at afternoon ... and I don't drive.... so maybe wait a little bit more...

A great place, good breakfast and the best homemade yoghurt and marmelades in the town....

I don't know the particular restaurant, but eating thai food, I'm agree, the many " hole in the wall " restaurants are the best options... At home when travelling I see the restaurants the more trucks parking... those drivers knows the places.... In Pattaya I see where the more locals eating...