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| Dis-member | Honda Summer Festival at Hua Hin It seems that Honda and a few selected quality sponsors have hijacked the summer and held a musical festival on the beach at Khao Takiab. There were very few farangs there - probably because they only advertised in Thai. But the whole of Hua Hin and half of the population of Bangkok under 25 seemed to be there. If you were in Hua Hin and missed it, you missed a great party. If you were there and you are reading this on Thursday, it's probably because it took you that long to get out of the car park.
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| Dis-member | This lot, on the other hand, were definitely selling beer. And rather nasty gassy watery stuff it was too; no wonder they need such ladies to part the punters from their money. |
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| Dis-member | A few more er.. bikes then - |
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Thanks BH. The music was a bit mixed, Ska, Reggae and an American band that I couldn't tell you what they played, amongst others - but I'm hopelessly out of touch with contemporary music. They did have one side band playing excellent rock and roll though. | |
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| Member Last Online: 01-11-2010 12:04 AM Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Bangkok
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Aye! 'Twas a good time! Loads of young Thai things running around, frolicking drunkenly, listening to and loving the rather decent Thai pop. I got there quite late and yeah, it was hell getting there...so much traffic. But playing in the watery effluent with all these hot ladies giggling around me was so much fun. And I met this amazing hot Spanish chick who, sadly, declined my invitation to marry me, but was super sexy regardless. Good times. |
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| Still trailer trash | Normally, I do not like to brag. This is our car, some Honda Civic. Notice the number. Yes, hillbilly has contacts... ![]() Yes, we are #1 in the race. How did we finish? I think we were 47 out of 60 some cars. Something about following directions... |
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