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I've been having the same problem. It's not a server problem, because the server is up and running fine. I think the problem is related to network problems on the connections that both 3BB and AIS use. The server site is upgrading something yesterday and extended it to today as well, so that might be contributing to the connection problems. If I switch to TRUE mobile 3G or use a VPN, there is no problem loading pages. Using 3BB or AIS 3G, I get page timeouts...the forum is essentially unusable for me unless I switch ISP locations. Just a moment ago, I purchased an unlimited data package from https://www.tunnelbear.com/. They have a free version available that will give you 1.5G per month of traffic if you twitter that you are using it.

Great pics! That saves me the trouble of going out into it this year

I've had the linguine with shrimp there and it's delicious. Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Thanks for giving a nice journey story and alternative to the minivan border runs. I've not had to do border runs so I'm not that familiar with the border crossings...never heard of Ban Pakkad before. Damn, I hate that they use a whole page in the passport.

LOL. You're incorrigible..

Hehe, wac. Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

With your predictive record, I will definitely take the other side of that prediction. I hope your EPL predictions are as bad as your financial ones. ...

This is the Taco House from Soi Buakhao..it's between Brooklyn Diner and Pook Bar. This was my taco al pastor..the chili sauce burned in the back of my throat rather than on my tongue. Unless I've just been away from Mexican spices too long, that's not the way I remember it should be. The chili con carne was a hearty serving, but I would have preferred more sauce or "soupiness" to the dish. I enjoyed soaking the corn bread in the chili. This is one of their burritos that my friend ordered. He didn't care for it at all. I didn't taste it.

I found the chili being used with these meals to be strangely non-Mexican/TexMex. Frankly, I wasn't impressed...I might try again tho, just to be fair.

This comment was made mostly for effect (hyperbole) rather than considered opinion. Some buffets are okay...and you can tell if the venue is going to serve quality products or just cheap offal to fill your belly. I prefer the former, and from the comments here, there are some places that qualify for a visit with a big appetite. There is that...I was invited to a buffet a week or so ago to try out the offerings, and since I got there after the main crowd, I was disgusted by the remaining portions in the stations. I nibbled a few items, but had to stop and go get a proper individually cooked meal afterwards. Yes, some buffets are reportedly very good. Please ignore the balloon chasing comment...it was sort of a snide remark directed to the person to whom I was responding

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LOL..it's a catchy tune...never thought of it that way, but the last time I thought of the song, I was probably a little boy. From Here to Eternity

How was it?

What a horrid avatar, Nightrider. Oh, right, the movie... Maurice Chevalier

True, I'm sure. I just personally have never availed myself of these offers.

Just messin' with ya my diminutive Magyar. BTW, no way will you ever see me at an all-you-can-eat offering. That's hardly different than balloon chasing.

FYI, it's on the eastern side soi of Tuk.com (the one that vehicles enter to go around TUK.COM) just about across from the side entrance.

I just tried a place recently near Tuk.Com, called Osaka. I was walking along, feeling hungry, and noticed this small place with what looked like only Japanese customers, not a westerner in the place. The owner is Japanese, seems like a nice guy. I am contrasting this to the Japanese chains like Fuji that cater to westerners in the malls. Osaka is a small operation, single shop house.

I think Gabor could get the children's discount then.

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The Piano

Mean Streets

Were you on your bike?I was wondering about parking as obviously Beach Rd is never easy. Any spots provided by the business? Yes, I drove my bike. I parked on Beach Road before Soi 5. I didn't see any parking associated with Sabai Massage. Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

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I went by there today. I didn't see any shisha smoking at all, and when I asked, the lady said they don't do them now. I think they are building a separate area outside for anything like that, but it is well away from the shop. I didn't have time for a massage, so I got a manicure...200b. Oh, and they had 2 ladyboys that I could see. One kept making eyes at me...a bit too aggressive for a public shop. I recommend to the owner/manager that have a talk with him/her. This isn't SOI 6 or Pook Bar, and I don't think male customers should be wantonly flirted with (eye contact at least) by the ladyboy.