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khaolakguy

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  1. I am interested and respectful of all the positive reviews for Guido's. However my one visit, a couple of years ago was a disappointment, both from the quality of food and service perspective, not to mention the owner's tiresome "wit". Just for some balance. If I want that view I would rather enjoy it with a drink from the outside terrace of Banana Club opposite.
  2. That's nothing to shout about, particularly as Irish Airline Pilots might just have a vested interest in the issue!
  3. Jimmie you are singlehandedly making a regular visit to the Cambodia forum worthwhile. Bravo.
  4. FROM GOOGLE AI Most Arabs do not speak Berber, as the two are fundamentally distinct languages. However, in North Africa, millions of Arabic-speaking individuals are of Berber (Amazigh) descent. While many are strictly monolingual in Arabic, a significant portion is bilingual, speaking both Arabic and regional Berber languages. Approximately 6.3 million Tunisians speak French, accounting for about 52% to 64% of the population. It is spoken almost exclusively as a second language, as the official language is Arabic. French is widely used in business, higher education, government, and the media. [1, 2, 3, 4] While French is a mandatory second language in public schools beginning in the third year of primary school, fluency levels can vary. Younger generations are increasingly learning English
  5. Don't be so obtuse for the sake of scoring your political points. Privileged westerners do not personally have familiarity with crossing borders illegally. We would expect to follow due legal process ourselves and don't personally have experience of crossing borders at non regular crossings. Do you?
  6. Although one can't always be certain that even a member here is always 100% truthful!
  7. In fifty years of visiting I have never heard any confirmed reports of nudist beaches in Thailand, gay or straight. There are private gay hotel/club/saunas that "allow" nudity around their premises.
  8. I would be anxious too! Not because I/you know anything about this process, but because you would hate anything negative to happen to him and this whole process is so alien to privileged western sensibility. We have to accept that Cam and others in his situation know better about these things than we do! Please let us know when he is safe in his own country.
  9. A slightly bizarre situation whereby smugglers of cannabis, legal in Thailand, will only be fined if caught before departure from Thailand but will be imprisoned if caught on arrival in the destination country. The amount of smuggling to the UK perhaps partly explains why my Thai husband is regularly stopped for his bags to be searched at Heathrow. If we travel and walk together he tends not to be stopped. I am never stopped by Customs but am regularly summoned to have a conversation with an immigration official! I blame faulty chips in the new UK Passports. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx235xy2ky4o
  10. Vic, note that the last report was from 2017.........
  11. Thank you for all the updates. It is good to travel with you on your journey with Cam. I am pleased it is working out and wish you both well!
  12. Very Irritating Person?
  13. 12 tote bags!! Just trying to quietly slip under the radar and not draw attention to herself. She wasn't also wearing a sign reading "Please Search Me" was she.
  14. I think it's good for the Moderator to be alerted, to be aware. It just took me five minutes to log into the site and open this thread. Can't be very good for encouraging posters or readers, nor for encouraging visitors to click on the young men scrolling above each page. Isn't that how the site is paid for?
  15. Shouldn't these two businesses, Golden Cock and Pancake Palace, have been combined to serve a truly tempting product?
  16. Peter is a straw man specialist.
  17. Very bad earlier. Even the nostalgia for dial-up is wearing off now!
  18. The Rainbow Cheesecake is presumably a new product, and the pricing @280 Baht ++? probably already takes account of the deduction of 84 baht payable to Swing, a very worthy cause. Forgive me but I am cynical about multinational corporations promoting their presence/products on the back of the rainbow flag. If they really want to help why don't they sponsor Swing itself instead of artificially inflating the price of their products so that their customers are the ones making the contribution, while they claim brownie points as "benefactors"?
  19. I am not sure how much these magazines were either available or publicised outside Thailand. I think that these magazines were mostly advertising local businesses to visitors/residents already inside Thailand. At that time you would find several publications available on the corner of a bar to read or take away for free. It never seemed likely that all the publications would be commercially sustainable. As it turned out none of them were.
  20. Glad that you had a good time. Thanks for the entertaining reports.
  21. Sounds Perfect! Take out a lifetime mortgage and spend spend spend!
  22. Sounds like a big house!
  23. An article yesterday in The Guardian on the subject of how self fulfilling modern attitudes to and "treatment" of dementia can be. Sometimes a more positive approach can be beneficial. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/jun/09/dementia-rebels-diagnosed-determined-change-peoples-minds

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