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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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Sawadeekarp !
Ser bai dee mai ?
Ser bai dee mai ?
knn I also damn long day only now just came home.
Finished Poseidon at 6pm (song lorb) when wanted to drive home miss hazard called me go dinner so just only came back. Sibeh tired. Anyway yinyang glad you enjoyed your stay here and its my pleasure to be acquainted with you. To anyone of you in SBF reading this if you come to Thailand its my pleasure to meet with you and give you some tips as far as makan and sightseeing is concern.
Goodnight. Sawasdee krup.
Finished Poseidon at 6pm (song lorb) when wanted to drive home miss hazard called me go dinner so just only came back. Sibeh tired. Anyway yinyang glad you enjoyed your stay here and its my pleasure to be acquainted with you. To anyone of you in SBF reading this if you come to Thailand its my pleasure to meet with you and give you some tips as far as makan and sightseeing is concern.
Goodnight. Sawasdee krup.
Spotter, Sabai Dee. Happy CNY and Huat all the way!Sawadeekarp !
Ser bai dee mai ?
Wah Piangz, 2 +1 ?
Need to replenish a lot of energy.
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand ? Feasible?
This is 4th level of Tuk Com (Pattaya Version of 80s/90s Sim Lim Square). You can get almost any software/games/songs/mtv here. They even 'mod' your PS/XBOX/Nitendo. 2nd floor is where all the phones/iphones/ipads and phone unlocking/repair services.
There are also many shops doing external ink tank installation on inkjet printers. The quality of the printout is better than the original ink and smudge free.
This is 4th level of Tuk Com (Pattaya Version of 80s/90s Sim Lim Square). You can get almost any software/games/songs/mtv here. They even 'mod' your PS/XBOX/Nitendo. 2nd floor is where all the phones/iphones/ipads and phone unlocking/repair services.
There are also many shops doing external ink tank installation on inkjet printers. The quality of the printout is better than the original ink and smudge free.
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand ? Feasible?
Saw this rental ad at Foodland. THB 7000/mth for an unfurnished townhouse. (Town houses are like terrace house. Most are 2 storeys and above. Most townhouses can use the 1st floor as shops)
Saw this rental ad at Foodland. THB 7000/mth for an unfurnished townhouse. (Town houses are like terrace house. Most are 2 storeys and above. Most townhouses can use the 1st floor as shops)
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand ? Feasible?
Sawasdee krup everybody and our old man from Pattaya who cannot sleep.
Today is Friday, TGIF. So everybody I wish you a wonderful weekend ahead and fruitful time with all your family members.
Sawasdee krup everybody and our old man from Pattaya who cannot sleep.
Today is Friday, TGIF. So everybody I wish you a wonderful weekend ahead and fruitful time with all your family members.
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand ? Feasible?
Joe, are you doing business in hardware? I think wrong business as it appears you are more in tour guide or entertainment officer.
Joe, are you doing business in hardware? I think wrong business as it appears you are more in tour guide or entertainment officer.
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Hardware la bro. I am a screw man, some called me screw king but have one CBM called me screw chicken king, knn
Joe, are you doing business in hardware? I think wrong business as it appears you are more in tour guide or entertainment officer.
Hardware la bro. I am a screw man, some called me screw king but have one CBM called me screw chicken king, knn
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand ? Feasible?
Guess his sanuk also a business expense (tax deductible some more...)
Errr, hardware cannot work minus software:p
Guess his sanuk also a business expense (tax deductible some more...)
joetys said:
No wonder, amazing thailand. Shiokadoo 3 some (after 2 some). Maybe he's handsomechonburifc said:
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Yes very handsome always like to hand some over to chabors thats why . . .
Yes very handsome always like to hand some over to chabors thats why . . .
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand ? Feasible?
Haha..just joking lah bros...I also do that often coming home early mornings and then pick them up at hotel in the morning for our official meetings, then evenings again at nightclubs/ Pengsan when I have visitors.
Errr, hardware cannot work minus software:p
Guess his sanuk also a business expense (tax deductible some more...)
No wonder, amazing thailand. Shiokadoo 3 some (after 2 some). Maybe he's handsome
Haha..just joking lah bros...I also do that often coming home early mornings and then pick them up at hotel in the morning for our official meetings, then evenings again at nightclubs/ Pengsan when I have visitors.
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yep bros, but the difference is I don't go out with customers or suppliers to cheong, I always cheong myself. The most I go dinner with them and if for customers want to cheong my manager will bring them, if supplier then I have to bring them but I wait for them downstairs. So in the sense I don't go to nightclubs because I alone. So alone go somewhere else like poseidon, for a drink.
yep bros, but the difference is I don't go out with customers or suppliers to cheong, I always cheong myself. The most I go dinner with them and if for customers want to cheong my manager will bring them, if supplier then I have to bring them but I wait for them downstairs. So in the sense I don't go to nightclubs because I alone. So alone go somewhere else like poseidon, for a drink.
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As for Poseidon, yours sound like a looooooong drink. :p
Yours is sound philosophy with entertaining clients (or vendors) -beyond obligatory makan, the "last mile" best left to your representative. Else, can be kinda awkward with business dealings.
As for Poseidon, yours sound like a looooooong drink. :p
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Aha you had seen through me. Right. Ya 2hrs too short for the pill to start to work la.
Yours is sound philosophy with entertaining clients (or vendors) -beyond obligatory makan, the "last mile" best left to your representative. Else, can be kinda awkward with business dealings.
As for Poseidon, yours sound like a looooooong drink. :p
Aha you had seen through me. Right. Ya 2hrs too short for the pill to start to work la.
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I see that yours is a different ball game. Mine is booking girls at karoke or strip joints and the guests chose the girls and bring back to their hotels.
I see that yours is a different ball game. Mine is booking girls at karoke or strip joints and the guests chose the girls and bring back to their hotels.
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Have not work so hard for a long time. Wake up at 5am and just came back about an hour ago. :*: Very very Siong today. Don't have enough time to oggle at chio bus. Now, leg soft liaoz. Da Bao 3 bottles of Chang and will go ZZzz after Chang.
If Poseidon have frequent arb nam club, joetys will qualify for the Solitaire PPS club. Possibly even the first to achieve.As for Poseidon, yours sound like a looooooong drink. :p
Hi melzp, think not me lah. Stem cells too 'chim' for me. Farming I do know a little bit.
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Let me know if there's any opening for entertaining manager to be based in Pattaya.
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Wow yummy. Sounds delicious. Never experience this type of game. One day you bring me ok?
Wow yummy. Sounds delicious. Never experience this type of game. One day you bring me ok?
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