Pikey

I went there with my girlfriend just to check the place out and was pleasantly surprised ! Very nice location, good service and really tasty food. Also, had a few strong cocktails at half price during happy hour I think happy hour was from four to six thirty not quite sure but it really was pleasant just sitting around enjoying the atmosphere. 2 thumbs up for me!

hellodolly, on 2012-05-22 11:26:58, said:

The answer is easy; Thailand is a haven for death.

All you need to do is: chain smoke the cheapest lung blaster cigarettes, drink one or two bottles of Thai gut rot whiskey per day, indulge yourself with hard core body organ degenerating drugs and have lots of unashamed, unprotected sex with the lowest class of Thai prostitutes.

All this is available at affordable rates, so it`s not only the wealthy that can indulge.

I would guess that a relatively healthy person would take a year to succumb to all the diseases and die.

Another good point is that funerals can be basic and low cost, ashes to ashes, dust to dust in 20 minutes at any local temple for around 15000 baht.

Of course there are no guarantees that the last few months of life wont be a great suffering of pain and agony, but think of all the fun you’ll have at the very beginning.

Other sure means of suffering a premature death, is to always stand up for your rights and be ready to fight anyone in an instant and for the fashion conscious, don’t bother with the wearing of those cumbersome, inconvenient motorbike helmets, as they can clamp your style.

So for suicide, whether intentional or unintentional, Thailand is the perfect venue for ending your life.

KRS1, on 2012-05-23 16:27:36, said:

Read the line about grass is greener KL1T, then think about the US

ianf, on 2012-05-23 08:14:34, said:

Your post probably offends many people here. But, being a realist what you write rings very true.

The level of corruption and common lack of morals in Thailand is quite sickening. However, to balance this out, for each negative aspect there are numerous positive aspects which continue to make Thailand a very pleasant place to be.

In order to have a balanced opinion, we need to take a balanced view…. The good, the bad, the ugly, this thread goes to show that this exists in Westerners as in Thai’s.
The deciding factor is often Money – it’s the route of many problems, and for some its difficult to make honestly – Thai’s and Westerners both need money to survive and with a lack of it comes a certain level of desperation which replaces scruples and breeds questionable morality, born from this desperation are the con-men and women of any race, nationality and gender.

You are right, it is disgusting. But, it’s just more open and easier to spot in Thailand than most places…. which almost makes it more tolerable and honest in a bizarre way.

I get like that every now and then, it lasts around ten minutes and then i realise how much a sh1t country the UK has become and no matter how bad my life became I couldn't think of anything worse than moving back there. The grass may seem greener on the other side, that's because it usually has more bullsh1t.

When any shady character approaches me with the line, Where you from,?   I reply  Umbeckistani  that usually stops them in there
tracks ,if they do get to the next question, What do you do?  I say I am a conman, What do you ?,  I think its better than just telling
them to F#$@ off

Regards Worgeordie,           PS I am not really a conman !!!

BigJohnnyBKK, on 2012-05-22 12:17:41, said:

I would feel hurt, if i was not stupid enough to forget to renew my cali wow last year. I almost never used it because i got my own gym at home. But still people who paid for a lifetime and only enjoyed it for a year are hurt. Not the ones who use them longer.

But i did not think cali wow was hi so. They had some decent free weights and some nice machines too. Besides when i workout i dont care much about anything except training.

NanLaew, on 2012-05-20 08:46:03, said:

I walk my two dogs twice a day in our local village.One is a rotweiler cross on a leash and another dog  running free.There is one particular dog we pass every morning and this one used to attack the dog running free until one day I accidently lost my grip on the leash holding the other one.Problem
solved.

There are somethings you should do when confronted by an aggressive dog:


1    Never show fear to them.

2    Never turn and run away,you are just asking to be bitten.

3    It is better for you to use an aggressive approach than to show fear.

4    I also carry with me a heavy stick around a meter long and show the dog  I have it.

5    Never take your eyes off the dog until you are sure that the danger is over.

There are many more things that you should keep in mind but remember that not all dogs are the same and some will not react as expented so you have to be prepared for any eventuality.

I am totally opposed to poison for any reason.If you have witnessed a dog dying from poison as I have, I hope you would feel the same.Poisoning was rife in my village until I found out who was doing it and suggested that people were aware who was responsible.Have not heard of anyone losing a dog since.
The reason they did it was because some dog was stealling shoes from the front of thier house.In the period that poisoning was rife I lost three dogs over two years and never gained one spare thong.

Could you give a few pointers on how she worked this ... a PM would do, don't want everyone in on it ... then I'll brief my wife and she can earn some pin money .......

My old 250 ninja

My Current bike



There's the back end of the Fino shopping bike in this pic too lol

brennanstimpy, on 2012-04-27 22:46:55, said:

I've came across a few people who had a dislike towards BB based on his posts here, but never met him in person.
I guarantee you that you would have liked him if you would have met him for real.

I wonder sometimes if xenophobes should leave their homelands at all.  It is claimed that travel is broadening, but it seems that it can be narrowing as well.

We find ourselves in a society that is leapfrogging from following bullocks around fields to driving high speed cars on fairly modern highways without generations and generations, let alone resources, to train themselves to drive.  We who've had a century's worth of ancestors to evolve rules and raise us to follow their learning and yet we expect all others on the planet to be 'wise' in our ways in a fraction of the time?

They're climbing enormous learning curves (OK, sometimes curbs) here, steep everywhichway.  I think that everyone who's not a newbie in Thailand should know that there's a risk involved in transportation - other places are worse yet on this pellet of muck.

I can recall clearly once upon a time in America, when a fellow quite drunk, after driving fast into a trolly island's steel abutment, would suffer nothing worse from the police than a scolding while said officers assisted the looped couple to their home.  No seat belts, so my mom had a scar on her nose for a while.

Sheesh!

Welcome to ThaiWhingers.com

Their real personalites come out. It's easier to be yourself when hiding your face inside your metal box on wheels.

hellodolly, on 2012-04-22 13:08:42, said:

Don't talk rubbish mak mak! You know what's on the menu, you probably wrote the bloody thing!