Customer pics from Starbeam's (past & present)

[Cent]

 

[Surin]

Nice looking customers, Mike.

 

[Rice]

Nice looking customers, Mike.

The English language in all it's glory. Could also mean pictures the customers had taken. Did you study constitutional law Surin ?

 

[Ivor the Engine]

The English language in all it's glory. Could also mean pictures the customers had taken. Did you study constitutional law Surin ?

You beat me to it!


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[nomad97]

Nice looking customers, Mike.

I do take the piss out of some of the posts on this forum but I refrain also when a 'sponsor' is posting. 555!

 

[Ivor the Engine]

I do take the piss out of some of the posts on this forum but I refrain also when a 'sponsor' is posting. 555!

Don’t hold back but I see nothing wrong in the title.
ALSO, welcome back Cent. Glad your posting OK and sorry about the joke password!!!


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[Surin]

I do take the piss out of some of the posts on this forum but I refrain also when a 'sponsor' is posting. 555!

Suck

 

[Cent]

I'll try to be more specific for the language nazi's next time.

 

[Cent]

Customers taking their relatives to the elephant festival. And filling up for power at Starbeam's. Many thanks to our patrons.

 

[Cent]

And of course, breakfast burritos with home fries.

 

[Cent]

 

[Wombat]

I'm drooling.

 

[Cent]

Customer picture from today. Arroy!

 

[Prakhonchai Nick]

I would like to make a point, more specific to Thai food in general , than to Starbeam

A Tom Yum, probably one of the most sought after dishes by visitors, is invariably full of all the bits and pieces that add to the wonderful flavour, but which are inedible and get in nthe way when eating. In the UK and perhaps other western countries, dishes which require a number of herbs for flavour. have the said herbs bundled and tied together or retained in a muslin bag, which can be removed after cooking. A Bouquet Garni. Surprised the Thais have not latched on to that.

 

[CO-CO]

I would like to make a point, more specific to Thai food in general , than to Starbeam

A Tom Yum, probably one of the most sought after dishes by visitors, is invariably full of all the bits and pieces that add to the wonderful flavour, but which are inedible and get in nthe way when eating. In the UK and perhaps other western countries, dishes which require a number of herbs for flavour. have the said herbs bundled and tied together or retained in a muslin bag, which can be removed after cooking. A Bouquet Garni. Surprised the Thais have not latched on to that.

I think Tom Yum is the most over-rated dish in Thailand.



PS... the guy in the pink t shirt eating at Starbeams does well to get around on one leg.......

 

[Cent]

LOL Had to go and look to see wtf you were talking about. One leg indeed.

 

[Prakhonchai Nick]

LOL Had to go and look to see wtf you were talking about. One leg indeed.

I am not convinced he has one leg. Maybe put his leg under the other one.

Look at the next picture The same guy in pink can be seen walking without sticks ahead of everyone else

 

[Yorky]

I am not convinced he has one leg. Maybe put his leg under the other one.
Look at the next picture The same guy in pink can be seen walking without sticks ahead of everyone else

I thought that you were talking about Pooh Bear (who's also wearing a pink shirt).

Doh!

 

[Prakhonchai Nick]

I thought that you were talking about Pooh Bear (who's also wearing a pink shirt).

Doh!

Not so Yorky. Pooh Bear always wears a RED shirt.

 

[Yorky]