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In November when I last came to HH, Panama Bar was very busy most nights, it was far too crowded to tempt me to enter. This bar seemed to pick up about 18 months ago, before that it used to be quiet, the increase in customers maybe because of the music played by the DJ? Customers brings girls and g...

So , Falanglongtime you are lucky man , soon going back to HH :) I went many times to Panama bar and everything was OK , but one time they ripped me off. :( I m sure. I was a little bit drunk , but remember everything . For 3 Leo beers, for me cost 80 or 90 baht per bottle. And 2 ladies drinks thai...

I have many favourite bars. Black Out as its opposite the Hotel I stay in and they are always friendly with great service and decent WI Fi to skype/facetime etc. Its also all above board in there so no chance of someone jumping on your lap at an inopportune moment. :tsk: King Bar as the service is g...

ThaiSabai9 wrote:Thanks for the replies, Thipurai is the one Iam looking at now, seems to be near night life area

I couldn't recommend it enough. Really friendly and very close to all the amenities... even the beach... there's a link above, which will obviously help the forum as well. Have fun

Always book a room for 2, just in case there any 'unexpected ' guests. Thipurai city, never charge, even with 2 'unexpected'' guests. Well they should charge extra as that's just plain greedy!! :cheers: Indeed. In BKK they charged me extra. :guns: Being greedy has never quite worked out as well as ...

Always book a room for 2, just in case there any 'unexpected ' guests. Thipurai city, never charge, even with 2 'unexpected'' guests.

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Big Boy wrote:Everytime I go shopping you will see a grumpy frumpy Farang being followed by a Thai lady, but we've been happily married for 27 years, so looks mean nothing.

I have seen that many times myself.

You will see that in many countries, women like shopping and men, generally, don't...

Am I missing something or as Hut bar, gone? Shame if it has.

oakdale160 wrote:They are known as the 19 holers

Very good and mostly true, i'm gonna remember that

Over the years, many had feared an extended shut-down of the bars when the current situation reached us. It was therefore welcome and pragmatic when the minister only stated that the bar trade should be 'toned down' Thailand's tourist industry is important, but it could be argued that the bar trade...

hhinner wrote:So what's the purpose of this story? Is it to make people think that normal SIMs are not traceable?

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Absolutely agree. Also, I'm pretty certain my iPhone wouldn't except another sim without it being an apple one. Can't see this taking off.

A picture of the poor lady in hospital here plus some words from the son. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3563122/British-family-beaten-unconscious-Thailand-couple-s-son-bumped-local-thug-Police-reveal-shocking-violence-sparked-father-begged-yobs-not-hurt-him.html Pretty surprised when I op...

I've watched the video and its brutal and shocking. I honestly have never met Thais that would perform such a heinous act. They didn't look drunk to me, maybe high on something. Fair play to the Thai police for releasing the video, it certainly flies in the face of a cover up. Hope these animals rot...

We already have this so we know who the freeloaders are. The reason for the flyer is to try and encourage them to advertise here as they can see how many readers their topic would have got (in this case 590 at the time of my post). Sadly it seldom works. I did consider that, but they still get thei...

Last night the Songkran water festivities kicked off in big style around town..the largest concentration of revellers was around the Binta-block square of bars with thousands of Thais flocking in to enjoy to loud dance music, water, paste and the general feel-good atmosphere..BUT:- By the end of th...