Hua Hin Forum

Looking at the photos, the food looks OK until you get to my pet hate - frozen chips, and very thin frozen chips, which is worse for me. Prices on the menu look very reasonable though. Looks good enough for a try one day soon.

I'm presuming this is the place you're talking about. Google Maps calls it Im Jang.

pharvey wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 10:38 am Well it's obvious Dai and I don't have a fecking clue!! Just wait for the Welsh clubs to get there!!

Hmmmm...... I think the 2nd sentence is the qualifier for the first

Yes, getting tight now. If I'm not knocked off the top now, its more luck than skill. I have never got a clue when it comes to the end of a season and common sense goes out of the window.

Relegation is a fact of life/football, it is a horrible feeling that I don't wish on anybody, but sh*t happens - a very real possibility it will happen in Plymouth again very soon - something you learn to take on the chin and move on. What I am enjoying though is the karma of seeing the Everton fans...

Note to self............ put specs on to read strange posts, before scouring the interweb to investigate strange posts

Yes, although it will be acceptable by most airline crew, if you get a jobs worth on the desk, the rules are on their side.

In the beginning, after initial enquiries I didn't bother with a Yellow Book (YB). It was only when others, not living in Hua Hin got theirs so easily that I thought I'd do it. Of course, Hua Hin, being Hua Hin made things a lot harder, and that story is history, and documented at the start of this ...

No, there are always pockets of water still being thrown for several days, but I'd guess the majority is over. However, with today being a Sunday, and everybody off work, who really knows?

Yes, that was a shame when they closed that entrance. It actually doubled the time from my house to the hospital.

Today's heinous crime (some scary photos ) https://thethaiger.com/news/national/fa ... rine-video

But be sure one of the reports concurs with Gov't targets

As I said, the truth is out there somewhere, but us mere plebs are not likely to be told what it really is.

Yes, they're back - I saw a couple of minor accidents yesterday. I don't think there were any serious injuries. Interestingly, there are several versions of the truth out there again. BBC World News were reporting 60 dead on day 1. Meanwhile, local press report this https://www.thaipbsworld.com/25-k...