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Hard Rock hotel has two tables, as does Fairtex hotel.  Both charge daily membership fees.  Queen hotel on Central road at Second road has a table where play is free I believe.

Hi Hope and and all other ping pong players.  Please respond to the PMs that I have sent you, please come over and play with us in our excellent ping pong venue.  I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

From SFGate:

"The Worldwide pursuit of Wikileaks Editor-In-Chief Julian Assange because of both a rape charge in Sweden and his release of now hundreds of thousands of classified documents, is due to a detail that must be reviewed.

According to The Raw Story and Crikey, Swedish prosecutors charge that while Mr. Assange did have consensual sex with his two accusers, he allegedly did not use a condom, which, according to The Herald Sun, is against Swedish law.

Apparently having consensual sex in Sweden without a condom is punishable by a term of imprisonment of a minimum of two years for rape. That is the basis for a reinstitution of rape charges against WikiLeaks figurehead Julian Assange that is destined to make Sweden and its justice system the laughing stock of the world and dramatically damage its reputation as a model of modernity....

They had a discussion and decided it would be OK to share the living space, then went out together for dinner.
When they got back they had sexual relations, but there was a problem with the condom - it had split.
She seemed to think that he had done this deliberately but he insisted that it was an accident.

Also, neither woman complained to police, but approached them for advice, a technique in Sweden enabling citizens to avoid just punishment for making false complaints, and bragged about what's described as "their conquest."

I have to wonder if (how much) these two farang women were paid to belatedly become vengeful bitches, and by whom?

Seems Julian was woefully unprepared for casual sex. I'd thought he was smarter than that.

http://www.sfgate.co...?entry_id=78430

jfchandler, on 2010-08-23 23:52:13, said:

Not kidding, and annoyed as well;  but not surprised.  TIT, after all.  Why the Express Line stops at Makkasan station is a mystery to me.  Could this be a concession to the taxi mafia?  We rail addicts must change trains, and pay twice, to reach our beloved Skytrain from the airport, if we are so foolish as to take the Express Train.  But, TIT again, this is no problem.  Just pay the lower price to take the slightly slower City Line Train, and you will be a two-minute walk, above the traffic, from Skytrain's Phaya Thai station.

In July, when the trial runs were free, I rode the Airport Express train from Phaya Thai station to the airport.  No stops, fast, convenient;  I thought that's how it's gonna be.  Well, no.  Today, the first day of full train operation, I paid 15 baht at the airport to ride the City Line, rather than 100 baht to ride the Express train, and I'm glad I did.  The City Line took me all the way to Phaya Thai terminal station, from where it's an easy walk to the Skytrain station.  Had I paid 100 baht for the "fast" train, I would have had to transfer to the City Line at Makkasan station, costing an extra 15 baht and more waiting time, in order to reach the Skytrain.  

I think City Line will do quite well;  I fear for the viability of Express Line, as it fails to reach Skytrain.  Seems the Express service was better when it was free, before today's official opening.