Already settle the details but will be expecting repayments over 6 installments (6 harvest) which I agreed. Not what I expected but better than nothing.So you settled the scores @ Surin already ?
Already settle the details but will be expecting repayments over 6 installments (6 harvest) which I agreed. Not what I expected but better than nothing.So you settled the scores @ Surin already ?
Already settle the details but will be expecting repayments over 6 installments (6 harvest) which I agreed. Not what I expected but better than nothing.
And you had better keep your eyes on the vehicles around you, at least during the next few days. Refrain from posting while driving.
The pics of your moo baan reminds me of Yasathon *sigh*
Japanese sake, I'm sure you know, is served at varying temperatures, depending on the brewer's recommendation. Some at room temp, some chilled, some heated.
I've never had "satho" but I've had the northern version - sounds similar, very sweet and very drinkable. Mao very fast because you lose track of what you drank. Not like lao khao (rice liquor) which is harsher and sometimes comes with all sorts of strange additions (scorpion/snake/centipedes etc) floating in it.
is hazard a forummer here? Doesn't seem like it.
RTKS, I believe the strange additions version is call "Ya Don". You can see many of these outlets/kiosk in Sin City. Usually the customers are blue collar workers and occasionally, the Russians. Also, notice most will go with Red Bull or M150.
is hazard a forummer here? Doesn't seem like it.
delay Songkran party at Chokchai-4.
After graduating from Ramkhamhaeng University she returned to Yasothorn last year. Sign again.
Hey if next time you have chance to take photo of those newer design house with the "crawl" please show can? Interested leh. Yes satho can be a killer because its sweet and easy
You and joetys are the main reasons I hang out here (and only here). Both of you everything about Mueng Thai also know. I'm sure all of us envy the both of you - life very sabai sabai na. Ever think about going home when the party ends? Will the party end? Thailand, like every place else, must have its good and bad.
For me, maybe it's the language. I speak pasar (not phasa) Thai but after a month of speaking nothing but Thai, somehow, my mind rebels and after thai, everything is stuck.
This Chokchai is the steak place? If so (they have a couple of places) - steak is nice and reasonable
One of the most dangerous thing during Songkran is when riding a bike and entering into a water-gun zone. Strangers, usually tourists will fire their water guns and motorcyclist. Last night, I kena twice and almost lose balance of my bike when I tried to 'siam' the 'friendly water'.
Already settle the details but will be expecting repayments over 6 installments (6 harvest) which I agreed. Not what I expected but better than nothing.
I take photo maybe June OK. Maybe in Mae Sai, although some places in Mae Sai I cannot go because I got "history"
I tell you, Ramkhamheang U and ABAC (next door) are God's gift to men. I can't tell you how many times I've been to The Mall Ram 1, 2, 3 (is there a 4?) and had to pick my jaw off the ground. I must learn how to "thao sek" (canto: steal eat) from you one day.
Surely you must have see her photos and there was one just yesterday #3703 and a few more in the recent past. KYP seems to be familiar.
3703 is the one eating at the restaurant and i see one gal with a white shirt back facing the camera so that must be her.
RTKS, Hehehe. LOS is really big and to be frank, there are still lots of places/culture I have not explore. Hopefully, I can do that soon.You and joetys are the main reasons I hang out here (and only here). Both of you everything about Mueng Thai also know. I'm sure all of us envy the both of you - life very sabai sabai na. Ever think about going home when the party ends? Will the party end? Thailand, like every place else, must have its good and bad.
For me, maybe it's the language. I speak pasar (not phasa) Thai but after a month of speaking nothing but Thai, somehow, my mind rebels and after thai, everything is stuck.
You missed #3292 last week too?
Umm.. something a little difficult to black and white in everything. One of the problem with this JV is because I insisted too many things to be in B/W which strained the relationship. Our previous JVs in Rayong and Prachinburi is purely based in trust and that have brought us good profits.Bro, with Thais, especially when it concerns money, everything must be in black and white.