gotlost
Kap Chong R Us Member
Yours my esteemed friend is so whiteout you do do not C shyt.
Office Bar
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Yours my esteemed friend is so whiteout you do do not C shyt.
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AussieBill
Guest
I am not surprised that I would have had no idea where to go!
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Coffee
Guest
just words...
I interpreted this from GL's Thinglish. shrug1
It means "Farang (please not go in the soi ) - the bathroom is over there."
Could possibly be construed to mean, "Poo-poo (shyte-head) farang , you don't know anything" if verbalized while the person is angry and yelling.
I interpreted this from GL's Thinglish. shrug1
It means "Farang (please not go in the soi ) - the bathroom is over there."
Could possibly be construed to mean, "Poo-poo (shyte-head) farang , you don't know anything" if verbalized while the person is angry and yelling.
gotlost
Kap Chong R Us Member
Those on the forum would get lost with a fistful of thousand dollars bills going to a whore house. Crazy1Directions they can not give or show.shrug1
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Coffee
Guest
LMAO1
"Poo poo (shyte-head) farang, you don't know anything" would be the correct choice in this scenario.
"Poo poo (shyte-head) farang, you don't know anything" would be the correct choice in this scenario.
mario299
Surin Founding Father
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AussieBill
Guest
You are a brave man, Yorky, to get between the somewhat incoherent mutterings of Coffee and GotLost! I would be out of my depth and might even think they are getting off topic!
nomad97
Resident Geek
The Surin Map has been amended. I will amend again to show a little more detail but I warn you now, that part of town has roads more akin to a rat's nest than other parts of town. Impossible to show all the twists and turns on the Surin map, nor the one way systems operating along the klong.
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Coffee
Guest
in search of the ocean
So how exactly did Louis and Clark find their 3,700 mile (5900 km) way back home after their 1 1/2 years of travel to the Pacific Ocean ?
There must have been some decent signage on the way back and surely they had a compass, eh.
It's simply fookin' amazing how so many can not live without GPS traveling on paved roads.
{Maybe google 108 Apartments Surin...and feel like an intrepid explorer would feel.} p4rty
So how exactly did Louis and Clark find their 3,700 mile (5900 km) way back home after their 1 1/2 years of travel to the Pacific Ocean ?
There must have been some decent signage on the way back and surely they had a compass, eh.
It's simply fookin' amazing how so many can not live without GPS traveling on paved roads.
{Maybe google 108 Apartments Surin...and feel like an intrepid explorer would feel.} p4rty
Rice
Resident Smart Arse
Might be easier following NM map, then the twists and turns of GL and Coffee's posts. LMAO1
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Coffee
Guest
is it really due south of the Elephant Stadium ?
Don't even try to interpret, AB. It's probably well past your depth of comprehension.
Which is fine. Just inquire of your GL as to the exact location.
You located Robinsons and Tam Tam Pizza. The Office isn't that hard.
Then again I recall others who couldn't locate M & D , the new Starbeam or Beach Bar locations but never had a problem locating their favourite coyote venues throughout Thailand boobs2...funny that.
Don't even try to interpret, AB. It's probably well past your depth of comprehension.
Which is fine. Just inquire of your GL as to the exact location.
You located Robinsons and Tam Tam Pizza. The Office isn't that hard.
Then again I recall others who couldn't locate M & D , the new Starbeam or Beach Bar locations but never had a problem locating their favourite coyote venues throughout Thailand boobs2...funny that.
Yorky
Fullritis Member
Would that be Lois Lane and Clark Kent?
Rice
Resident Smart Arse
An interesting sociological essay there. The make up of SF members. Finding boobs2 over food and Chokdee5. Maybe not in that order either. Now is anyone surprised?
Did any of us come to Thailand for the temples?
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AussieBill
Guest
I didn't know why I was going to Thailand for the first time. Friends just told me I would like it. They were correct!
Yorky
Fullritis Member
In 1996 I drove from Don Muang to Surin in a hire car on my own. It was my first time and there were no signs in English after Saraburi. Never heard of GPS then, but I had a sort of map.
Yorky
Fullritis Member
My first visit was 1994 making a detour to hand deliver a tender on the way to Kuala Lumpur from Heathrow. Overnight only.
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AussieBill
Guest
Been there, done that in a little hire car from Pattaya to Surin. Map on the steering wheel ("Lek mai ru, Lek sleep bus") and no English signs. A couple of brief sojourns into the wrong parts of the jungle and we made it a little later than planned.
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Coffee
Guest
going on 5 pages
The Office is now officially part of SF.com's lexicon of establishments...whether they wanted to be or not Chokdee5
Personally, I found it to be a pleasant experience after nightfall and look forward to my next visit. 10of10Score
Then again - each to their own shrug1
The Office is now officially part of SF.com's lexicon of establishments...whether they wanted to be or not Chokdee5
Personally, I found it to be a pleasant experience after nightfall and look forward to my next visit. 10of10Score
Then again - each to their own shrug1