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Yes, I much prefer the Second World Ozzie Convicts.

Maybe they thought they'd be bangin that ass all night for 500 Baht and were pissed off when she hit the shower to go home. Who knows WTF happened!

The BIB should put up some 'Pussy Zone' stickers while they're at it.

That's correct Ronny. It could have been the Ladyboy was robbing the two Indians for all we know. Welcome to the Forum.

Is it dangerous outside the Safety Zone?

Same here in England. I buy fresh ingredients and cook for myself. I might buy a take away Fish 'n Chips on a Friday just to keep the tradition alive, that's about it as far as fast food goes. I also enjoy preparing and cooking food. Wouldn't do it for a living though, the novelty would soon wear off.

I was joking about it costing 500 but if you build your own those toppings add up fast. I stopped going to Subway on Soi Diana when I found the Bakery around the corner on Soi Exzyte (sp?). Nice fresh bread and ingredients. Would buy a load and keep them in the Hotel room's Fridge.

It's easier to get off in Jomtien and private hire a Baht Bus imho. I've also got a Motocy from the Bus Station on Suk/Klang. Doing a balancing act with a huge suitcase across Suk to get to Klang is a hair raising experience to say the least.

Looks like decent Munch.

I like Subway but by the time you've built a decent sandwich it's like 500 Baht, lol.

How about Wild Pacific V Wild Atlantic? When I was a Kid I used to catch Wild Atlantic Salmon on the river Spey in Scotland. http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/life/Atlantic_salmon http://speyfishingfochabers.com/

I go for the Wild Atlantic Salmon because of it's higher Omega 3 content. Tinned or fresh, I love them both. I eat Farmed Salmon too, the PCB levels don't bother me. Give me a Salmon steak over a Beef steak any time. Beef steaks are unhealthy and overrated imho. Wouldn't bother me if I never ate a Beef steak again. Edit: Damn it, I've got a craving now for McD's. Haven't eaten one since last April and that was in Patts.

Very good advice. Stay on till the end of the ride and then jump on a Baht Bus from Jomtien.

I spent a few months in Surin and Falang food options were fairly limited. I love Thai food but it just doesn't seem to fill me up so I crave Falang food. If it wasn't for the KFC I don't think I would have lasted as long as I did there. I also had a really bad craving for McDonalds simply because there wasn't one there, nearest being a couple hours away in Korat. As soon as I got back to Pattaya I headed to McD's for a pig out. Man was it an anticlimax!

Fixed that for you!

Another good thing is you can eat the Breakfast that comes with the room any time the kitchen is still open. That's up to 11pm usually. Quite often I'd be eating my breakfast at 6 or 7 pm having woken up at 3pm. Can't remember ever eating the included breakfast at other hotels and guesthouses where they stop serving breakfast at noon or even 10am. One of the Waitresses will bring it to your room if you want breakfast in bed.

I can't see the point being rushed through if they don't fast track your luggage too.

Can I borrow yours?

That's a good deal. I hope it brings you lots of regular customers

Love it.

Did you mean to say that your suitcase was the first one out?

Yeah, I know. Bit sad isn't it. To be honest, I don't know how to get out of Pattaya and onto the 304 road. I can see myself ending up in Malaysia instead of Surin, lol. Once I find the 304 I'll be fine just following signs.

Thanks for the clarification. I've done Pattaya to Surin on the bus several times. The bus seems to take an eternity to get out of Chonburi, picking up passengers from many locations before getting under way proper. The national park is the one up in the mountainous region, right? Sounds like the route you suggest is largely the same as the bus route. Seems I won't need the sat nav afterall, I'll just print off the Google Map. Cheers.

Fook me. First there was the Silk Road now we'll have the Curry Road.

304 or 314? I'm just having a quick look on Google Maps. How long without stops? Thanks.