because I no go to Pattaya that much.
Yo, swampy is nick (by mostly farangs) not just abbreviation but also speaks of the surrounding topography. You know the problems with sanambin's opening etc. And darned pronounciation is minus the "i".Swampy means Suvarnabhumi? In future I actually like DMK (Don Muang) - closer to Ratchada
Delays with some LCCs well publicised, and with add-ons do add up too. Also cannot tahan the tarmac run on AAsia in swampy on arrrival, with hand carry in hand. 
Oh , your 14yo doggie's Lifespan is Like cLose 100 human years Lo..aLL good things have to come to an end
somehow.What i wouLd do is to get another simiLiar repLacement, so that each time you see your newbie, it shaLL rekindLes that fond memories you spent with your previous..
i have buried more pets more than i can remember, that bitter-sweet feeLng is aLways indescribabLe.Somehow there wouLd be a reincarnation of her somewhere.
Bro, need any help?
Yo, swampy is nick (by mostly farangs) not just abbreviation but also speaks of the surrounding topography. You know the problems with sanambin's opening etc. And darned pronounciation is minus the "i".
Was comfortable with DMK before, at least you didn't have to drag yourself along loooong corridors in swampy (especially international to domestic end to end). Life was simpler then, domestic or international terminal ..and yeah, to Ratchada's bright lights was a cinch. :p
On LCC flights, been there and done it too. Actually, you'll be surprised that regular airlines (outside SQ) are not uncompetitive either in off peak periods. Can sometimes do circa 300 with deals/promos on CX/TG. And whatever happened to Mynmar Air
Gone are the days when we could do the Sin/Bkk sector on some euro airlines SAS, Finnair, Swissair (evening schedules).
Wah, smoking section in Swissir must be eons ago:p Can only recall JAL (Japan Airlines) with jepun chimney guys ...can only smoke at rear row. Also cannot do standing up +555 (jialat, kena Q one). Then JAL introduced some smokeless nicotine stick for die hards
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Yes, YY, think the smoking section in SR was still around in early 90s. And best of all, the evening flights are usually empty.Wah, smoking section in Swissir must be eons ago:p Can only recall JAL (Japan Airlines) with jepun chimney guys ...can only smoke at rear row. Also cannot do standing up +555 (jialat, kena Q one). Then JAL introduced some smokeless nicotine stick for die hards
Hey gin, teLL me if you are a MusLim ?..
Not yet completed. Think because of the wet weather last 2 weeks but other side have better view of enjoying the sunset while having dinner. :p
Hehehe. I actually use both Tai Wah and Tiger brand. Tiger brand for stir frying because it has a sharper taste. Tai Wah for all other non-frying like dipping. Will always dabao 1 bottle of each plus dark soya sauce whenever I am back. There is also another forumer who also machiam old uncle will da bao all these stuffs.Hehehe.. you must be quite a foodie bro, when you mentioned about Tai Wah soy sauce ; cos no other brands in the
market can beat them !. The yeLLow cap premium one is the reaL deaL; about $4.70 per bot here ..
My standard kitchen SOP : Tai Wah for Light sauce, and Tiger for their Dark sauce.You wouLdn't go wrong..
Hehe this pic can tell? Btw anyone got any tips for cooking BBQ pork ribs? The meat in the pic abit tough, baked for 25 min at 200 degrees Celsius in toaster oven and then microwaved for 2 mins after I saw the bottom not well cooked enough.
baked pork ribs, multi grain rice with carrot and black sesame
