Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang
I just love these tiles. KNN, you all won't understand one lah.
I just love these tiles. KNN, you all won't understand one lah.
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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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Actually I looking for the old 60s/70s black round light switches. Miss the boat when I saw a few at Kiat Sng Kio, KNN, never buy that time, really regret.
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang
Sorry I missed you. Leaving BKK, I was at same lounge at D gates. Unfortunately, too early in morning for the "Fresh Cooking".
Something new in Suvarnabhumbi airport lounge - fresh cook
Sorry I missed you. Leaving BKK, I was at same lounge at D gates. Unfortunately, too early in morning for the "Fresh Cooking".
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Have a safe flight buddy. Next time early warning can? I can plan.
Sorry I missed you. Leaving BKK, I was at same lounge at D gates. Unfortunately, too early in morning for the "Fresh Cooking".
Have a safe flight buddy. Next time early warning can? I can plan.
My room view should have been labeled as the Nana View. Hotel just around the corner from the four floors of sin.
But truth be told, I need yinyang's famous stamina lah to go Nana. I've been there only once in 20 years, and then also accompanied by a puying.
I was in Bangkok only for few days to work. You know, Thai office - everyone go back on the dot at 5pm. Nobody before 9am. So I always want to blend in so I did better: went back at 4pm. Hotel lounge is for kee mao people - on the house pours from 4:30pm-8:30pm. They're like the anti-AAA, no yet finish drink, they can asking you if you want to "perm". So by 8pm, I've already had 5 double gin tonics, 4 Singapore Slings and 3-4 Mojitos plus several beers. Makan also on the house so we had burgers one night, bar-b-que another.
So you tell me, at 9pm, when ready for action, I cannot stand anymore, how to go to Nana? Better stay with all the rest of the alcholics - lao makes strangers friends - as we debate all the 1001 ways that MH370 is where/what/how.
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Pai seh pai seh. Last minute trip. Flew in just few days from Japan and flew back to Japan Sat morning
Pai seh pai seh. Last minute trip. Flew in just few days from Japan and flew back to Japan Sat morning
Wah, what a HH liquid diet, gratis some more with bites. Pity, no 2nd wind for likes of LBs in Nana (like Obsession bar). :p Good value, is downside only machiam mid-east ghetto around Nana precinct?
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Did you stay at Nana Hotel?
Good location & breakfast but the hotel is pretty run down
You go I come. Always miss each other. At least view from my room will make up somewhat for your absence.
Did you stay at Nana Hotel?
Good location & breakfast but the hotel is pretty run down
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Today's slice of thai mango shd not surprise you on monks doing business :p
Monks perform facial ritual on women
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/loc...andalwood-mask-to-improve-their-womanly-charm.
Today's slice of thai mango shd not surprise you on monks doing business :p
Monks perform facial ritual on women
http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/loc...andalwood-mask-to-improve-their-womanly-charm.
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang
water festival coming soon. Next month.
water festival coming soon. Next month.
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No not Nana hotel - JW - the parking lot of Nana hotel gets very interesting at night though. Same with Rajah hotel futher down the soi and Grace hotel on the opposite side.
Did you stay at Nana Hotel?
Good location & breakfast but the hotel is pretty run down
No not Nana hotel - JW - the parking lot of Nana hotel gets very interesting at night though. Same with Rajah hotel futher down the soi and Grace hotel on the opposite side.
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Ada apa sana at night ?
Roti's old haunt JW Mariott. Nana's parking lot has a parade of LBs to choose from, for the unsuspecting blokes and those with exquisite tastes.rotikosong said:
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I think if you are a sex tourist you would stay at nana. Something like staying at say geylang lorong 10 area for example where it is in the middle of the action.
It seems like nana reservations for next month all taken up.
I think if you are a sex tourist you would stay at nana. Something like staying at say geylang lorong 10 area for example where it is in the middle of the action.
It seems like nana reservations for next month all taken up.
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One of my favorite haunts in Bangkok. The food is not the best but it's very convenient in that it's centrally located and has just about everything I like on the menu deserts included.
One of my favorite haunts in Bangkok. The food is not the best but it's very convenient in that it's centrally located and has just about everything I like on the menu deserts included.
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http://www.bankhunmae.com/location/index.html
http://www.bankhunmae.com/location/index.html
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