insipid2

You need to contact the Phillipines admin for that board site.

That karma spend could have been a nice lbfm meat glove. smithzac91 is right, just pop that cherry and focus on the pussy. Life is to short to be looking at laser scopes. Save that for back home.

This surely reeks of troll action. lol

BigTex2,

I'll put one back for you and your well deserved divorce between the 24th or 27th. I'll be there 20th through 27th in bkk. Perhaps we meet one of those nights. Meeting up with several others from here that week too.

Enjoy and I would like to pick your brain on Pattaya.

BigTex2,

I Will be around the same time frame and leave the same day. Would be glad to help you out also and I'll even pay for my beer. lol.

Mark will take care of you and you are in good hands.

pm me here when you get back to BKK for the last 3 days.

Insipid2

Thanks for post. One of my primary reasons for visiting Thailand is the food. I am a foodie, and I love to go out and explore the cuisine all over Thailand. I'll add this to my list.

Doing a serious food tour this time around that will take my all the way up north to the borders.

Will check it out next time I am looking. Seems quit a few people prefer the Soi 11 area. Thanks for the information!

Everyone here makes it so easy to go again!

Ayutthaya....

Take BTS to Victory Monument station and catch a mini van to Ayyuthaya. There are quite a few mini van operators out of the Victory Monument area. There are 2 that I have used, but the one I use most often is on the side street close to the roundabout. Get off the train flow the elevated walkway past the exits. Take the first stairs down on the right hand side. The mini vans will be over close to the McDonalds. Find one with AC if you can. Cost is around 50-60 baht.

You can join up with others when you get there and the Tuk Tuk will hold about 6 people. Going rate is around 200 baht an hour to drive around the areas. The driver will wait while you take pictures and take you back to mini van locations.

The less the better...More for me!

few small questions I have a cell phone I use in the states will it work there? what about plug ins for laptop or cell phones. do I need an adapter? One last one shoud I have gotten shots before I came.

Try the 7-11 for the Sim card. I got one there last time and it worked fine. Lots of WiFi around too but can be slow in some places. If your phone has GPS it will work on the maps if you get turned around.

Get A Thai SIM Card At Bangkok Airport

The easiest solution is to do it as soon as you arrive at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi airport. There are branches of all three telecoms companies – AIS, DTAC and True – in Bangkok Airport’s Arrivals Hall so you can get a SIM as soon as you arrive. Ask them to install and set up the SIM card for you, just in case any settings need to be changed. Ensure the data connection is working and you can access your emails, Facebook etc before you leave the shop. These shops stay open late so check them out even if you arrive in the small hours of the morning.

Getting A Thai SIM Card In Bangkok

If you don’t get your Thai SIM at the airport, you can find branches of all three mobile carriers in Siam Paragon, Bangkok’s ritziest mall where the staff speak English. The mall is located right next to Siam Square BTS Station – very easy to find.

The bkk Soi area cover so much ground. It is best to research each via Google Street view, and this forum to figure out where and what you want to do. If you will return again, it is better to try and divide the area and conquer a bit at a time.

Soi 4 can be loud, and being tucked a little ways into a different area but still close to the action is best. A good hotel will have a washing machine in the room for laundry, so look for that too. This greatly reduces the need for lots of clothes.

Exchange at the Rich locations, or the bank across from McdonaldS off the main road and Soi 4.

Get a data Sim for your mobile while there too. Cheap and helps a lot when out and about.

Enjoy and let us know if you need anything else.

Bkkdabest,

let's hook up for a beer on the 21st at Stryker around 8 pm.

I agree, detectivethai and I have this covered.. lol

Phachara suites on Soi 6. Every tenth night gets a free night. Real clean, nice big rooms, and excellent service. Close to the action, cheap 4 star hotel and food is great.

Agree with above. Also be very weary or aware of the group tactics. Watched some tourist just outside of Chutakut market get chatted up by a group of thai locals. One man asked what he had bought, and the tourist started showing him a map he had purchased. Others gathered around pointing at the map and asking if he had been here or there. It all seemed ok until I noticed that both of the tourist were engaged with eyes on the map and not their back packs. I noticed one who had worked around to the rear and he was obviously looking to open or access a pack if he could. I injected myself into the conversation and brought the subject away from the map. Once I had broken up the deal, I quickly talked to the two and gave them a heads up as to what was about to happen.

Stay alert. Stay safe, and have a good time.

Will be in BGK form 20th to 28th.

Phachara suites on Soi 6 is awesome.

Making a day trip to Autthaya on 23 or 24 for day trip to old ruins. Will make it to Loi Kathryn festival 25th at the river. Will be glad to have a wing man any night or for a drink or two.

pm me here