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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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I will kenna 15 years for that
u have to bring me when i come pattaya!
It's quite diluted lah. 49% is from Japan. The Ang Moh Heh group is not the biggest investor for this JV cos' got other investors.
Yes, talking about it. Think I want to have it again tonight.
Hehe. Kid teung baan when see the food.
Here's the same fish porridge/oyster egg/salad i am having at old place.
Here's the same fish porridge/oyster egg/salad i am having at old place.
Don't worry. Pattaya no run away one.
This one confirm aroi!Today lunch, found a nice Cinese restaurant near office
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Here's some tips on Pattaya Condo properties as I will be getting a 1 bed-room unit soon but have not finalized the location.
1. Get sea-view units if possible. Need no further explanations.
2. Make sure the projects have sufficient parking lots. Many completed projects looked nice but do not have enough parking lots.
3. Take your time to pick the ideal location/project. The property agents here are no different from those in Sinking Land and will present only the good things to you.
4. If possible, stay here for a longer period to get a 'feel' of the property market.
5. There are some good bargain when foreigner owners decided to pack up and need to sell the property in a short time.
1. Get sea-view units if possible. Need no further explanations.
2. Make sure the projects have sufficient parking lots. Many completed projects looked nice but do not have enough parking lots.
3. Take your time to pick the ideal location/project. The property agents here are no different from those in Sinking Land and will present only the good things to you.
4. If possible, stay here for a longer period to get a 'feel' of the property market.
5. There are some good bargain when foreigner owners decided to pack up and need to sell the property in a short time.
I no gik lah. For myself. After staying here for some time, have accumulate lot's of stuff. Think time to get one of my own. In worst case that i don't stay, just take it as a big storeroom to store my things.
My Russian staff just resigned. Siao liaoz, need to find another Russian speaking staff now cos' my half past 6 Russian only good for sianing Russian Zha Boh at disco. 
Only know russkie chabor say nyet to me:omy half past 6 Russian only good for sianing Russian Zha Boh at disco.
Was in OT last week for some pints with the blokes. Not been there for ages, but saw plenty russkies in Naughty Girls pole dancing. Work from 2200 to 0500. But quality sucks, just shift their toes only. Tried to scrounge LDs and even pizza from customers. So I replied nyet too
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Half Chiken Fried with Herbs
Fried chicken with curry leaves? like a bit plain w no sauce
Sauce sure have la, balacan chilli with coconut
Arrived in krabi today
on the way to the resort
My room
on the way to the resort
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