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what is american cuisine? hamburgers, hotdogs, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches?

I just received an email from a friend (not a member of any borad) who has been visiting thailand several times a year for nearly 30 years. Thought i would post it here, as is rather topical. Hi XXXX, I would like to try Pattaya again, but got some reports that they seam to getting worse and offer just as bad service as Bangkok. That’s a real bummer, I’ll email a friend of mine in Pattaya. The good point is that some bar owners in Bangkok, particularly in Soi Cowboy have lifted they game with cold beers and good service staff that don’t get pissed off if the tip is not enough.

sure..can you pass a police clearance?

Pretty well sums it up in a nutshell. the whole dynamic has changed and not for the better.

a good idea if tehy want to encourage bad behaviour. enough problems at 4am as it is with drunks. Now we will have to condend with more of them at 9 am. Enough of a paucity of good looking girls now. who are they going to find to work at 7am in a bar.

I work for the sex offenders squad at the Yard. I spend most of my time looking for British sex offenders hiding out in Thailand.

I know it sucks having to work on your birthday but still try and enjoy yourself. :)

i have only seen tired old livestock at Jade house in recent times.

where is rungland? any pictures or information.

i was keen to book out a trip for a few friends last time i was here a few months ago. When i found out that i would lose my money if the trip was canceled for bad weather i lost interest.

Alf, you might find that the pharmacutical benifits scheme subsidy makes it cheaper in Australia than Thailand. This was the case for me with blood pressure tables. From memory the differenc in price was around 35%. My doc in Austrlalia made sure i had enough for 6 months (even though the max she was alowed to do was 3 months) as I live in a very remote part of the world.

anyone noticed a similarity in Gilttermans writting style to that of monkey man who writes his monthly reports here. not sure many read them either?

Thanks for all the good info guys, I will check them all out. At the moment in the evenings i am going through a book every 4 or 5 days and somtimes start on a second one whil i am still reading the first one. I would read probably one every 2 weeks in Pattaya. Thats about 50 a year so can be an expensive habit.

Does anyone know where there are any decent second hand english language book shop is in Pattaya. I spend about 4 months a year in Thailand (mainly pattaya for some reason) and need a good source of books to pass the day without breaking the bank. Also I like to bring at least 10 books back to work with me when I am not in pattaya as there is bugger all else to do in the evenings where I am. Prices at bookazine etc are just damn expensive. oops, just say the thread for canterbury books. Ok any other book shops besides canterbury???

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Tuesday, June 29, 2010 Thailand warning on dengue fever Phuket NEWS Hound – A daily digest of news from around the world compiled by Gazette editors for Phuket's international community. World Cup? Get instantaneous scores and news updates right here on the Gazette Online (fed directly from FIFA). PHUKET: Thailand is facing a major outbreak of dengue fever and cholera, which have killed 30 people over the past six months. A report in The Nation this morning quotes Health Minister Jurin Laksanawisit as saying that 26,185 dengue fever cases have been reported and six people have

Thailand links fashionable black leggings to increased risk of catching dengue fever By Kinan Suchaovanich (CP) – Aug 9, 2010 BANGKOK — Health authorities in Thailand are urging young women not to wear fashionable black leggings to avoid attracting unwanted attention from dengue-carrying mosquitoes. "It's worrying how people dress nowadays, especially the youth," Deputy Health Minister Pansiri Kulanartsiri said in a statement issued Sunday, which warned of a dengue outbreak and reminded that mosquitoes are attracted to dark clothing. Thailand has recorded 43 deaths and more tha

Thailand facing rising dengue fever infections by Pat Dulnier on August 16, 2010 ShareThis Dengue-mosquito Dengue mosquito Thailand's health minister recently announced that more than 50,000 citizens have been infected with dengue fever so far this year, resulting in 63 deaths. Deputy Public Health Minister Pansiri Kulanartsiri told Health.AsiaOne.Com that the dengue fever epidemic hitting the country has raised infection rates 83 percent from this same period last year. According to Health.AsiaOne.Com, 13,045 people have been infected with dengue in the nation's south re

3 more die of dengue fever BANGKOK, 19 July 2010 (NNT) – Three more casualties from the dengue fever have been reported in the past week while the Ministry of Public Health is on high alert for the outbreak. Public Health Minister Jurin Laksanawisit said the dengue fever infection toll continues to rise. The accumulated number of patients now stands at 36,087 nationwide or 56.81% per 100,000 population. Three people, one each in the southern province of Yala, the eastern province of Trat, and the northeastern province of Nakhon Phanom, died from the disease last week, raising

Mossie are attracted by Co2 that you breath out, yes eggs are layed in water but the water has to stay there a couple of days for them to go go through the wriggler stage.

Not meaing to be flipant but I think i will take my chanches with the mosquitos. Deet (even the 20% stuff) feels like it's eating holes in my skin. horrible stuff.

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I have used this place a few times. They do quality work but you pay for it but still a lot cheaper than farangland. dental hospital thonglor

looks like a problem with your trunion axis compensator.

about the same price as a round trip on a motorbike taxi.