TizShe and I sitting by the pool at Hilton Kota Kinabalu this afternoon waiting for the rain to stop.
TizShe and I sitting by the pool at Hilton Kota Kinabalu this afternoon waiting for the rain to stop.
Got to cut this reply short as i've done me neck.
Thanks NamPikToot
Its somewhere ive been planning to goto someday for probably the last 25 years...
Better late than never...
We had a crew change a few days ago and a mate brought some requests out to the boat from the UK for me to take back to Korat. Not to everyone's taste I'm sure, but I'm no foodie.
I find Fray Bentos pies and SPAM great emergency food to have when I can't be bothered to cook. The pies were £1.50 each, compared to about 280 Baht I think I've seen them for in Bangkok.
What would you guys ask for?
^^^
Look at the tattoo on the leg.
Please help me to fill in the blank.
Too rare to...?
Too weird to live, too rare to die.
From Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
“There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.”
Takes me back Mendip. When i worked abroad for quite some time i used to stock up + get extra for others. At the Tesco checkout with 8 Kg of Cheddar, 10 Kgs of Back Back unsmoked annnnnnd 4 Kgs of Galaxy & Dairy Milk bars - nearly always the same and always got a funny look or comment from the cashier. Used to get a good luggage allowance - just as well as had to pack quite a few freezer blocks.
^ I usually travel on Seaman's tickets and so get double baggage allowance. When I used to crew change out of somewhere like Peterhead, as soon as the boat hit the quayside I'd get up to the butchers and get a load of sausages, back bacon, black pudding, etc vacuum packed to take back home.
Its all Norway at the moment so that perk has gone. You ever been to a Norwegian supermarket? Its pretty dire.
Not something you see very often in Thailand:
Let's hope they don't catch on. Can you imagine the carnage if everyone starts towing caravans around?
Working at the Åsgard A FPSO tonight.
Another ship in the fleet setting up to replace a riser - the new one is on a spool on the back deck. The riser is a flexible pipe connecting to a pipeline on the seabed 300m down to the FPSO, to pump up oil through for storage before offloading.
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