Mallard

Hey, Anyone know the title of the song with lyrics like "Ma poka ma poka ma poka, Choca choca choca chocalata. Poka Mai ae, poka mai ae, poka mai poka mai ae? It's a pop song, female singer. I heard it a couple of times in the gogo's and it stuck in my head. I tried to find out the name, as I usually do with these thai songs but failed this time. Then I forgot about it and yesterday, my last day, on the BTS some girls phone goes off and the ringtone is the very song. Now I'm back in Falangland and it's on repeat inside my skull, where it will stay, slowly eroding my sanity, until I can dow

Yeah that was great. As soon as I read the title I tried to but no luck. Perhaps I'll have my arm amputated just to prove you wrong.

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http://www.learningthai.com/ is the best site I found when I searched for an online help resource to learn Thai. I was very anxious to learn when I got back home so I've using that site for a couple of weeks. It's very helpful. I'll check out this one too. I reckon to get a good basic grasp of the language isn't too difficult. As for understanding the Thai's, well that's a bit tougher.

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Live music sounds good. I suppose when I get there just checking all the places out would be the best thing to do. I could say I'll be arriving a week later than I am and take the week on my own in Pattaya. I'm not too interested in butterflying though. I'd save money with just one lady, not to mention this girl is amazing and I'd rather spend more time with her. A dilemna here for sure. Anyhoo, how about the crowds? Busy or not in low season?

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