...always glad to help:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Him: 5 o'clock shadow above the waist suggests a tangled nest below...
Her: Always use a foundation that matches skin tone rather than eye color...
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...always glad to help:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
Him: 5 o'clock shadow above the waist suggests a tangled nest below...
Her: Always use a foundation that matches skin tone rather than eye color...
I skipped on black socks that day
If you look at the apt top center the balcony is piled high with car bumpers. How they got them there god only knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
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This one surely for the wrecking ball soon.
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This one sits on the edge of a new condo development along Phahonyothin Road
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^
I'd imagine the spirits in the ghost house on the roof moved out years ago.
I have used that internet cafe in years gone by, the early 2000s
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My personal motorcy guardians
Mine is the swanky keyless PCX in darth vader black not the skanky Click.
A vibe in the lateral line.
You Shone like the sun.
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Threatened by angles at night exposing the light.
Funny this algorithm thought ankles were ankles. It it an Thailand forum so Seattle says.
Out and about on the BTS today.
Mo Chit looking north
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Asoke looking towards Nana
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Nana looking towards Asoke
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Chit Lom looking towards Phloen Chit
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Nana looking towards Phloen Chit
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Asoke looking towards Phrom Phong
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Here's a bonus gif
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Real hot day today, didn't need the anorak
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The fat cat sat on the mat at the wat at the hat (wat nai yang at hat nai yang)
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This fooker must have weighed about 8 kg. It's head was the size of a cricket ball and was dwarfed by the rest of it.
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That's one fat cat, looper!
More pics from Coron, Palawan
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pls help again in reloading pics. Thanks! :)
That rock looks amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by katie23
Holidaying at Chatrium Resort, Soi Dao, NE Chanthaburi, pleasant climate change from home on the coast, highest peak about 1500m
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^great pics.
Thanks for reposting, d48! That rock pic was taken near Barracuda Lake, a brackish water lake in an island off the coast of Coron, Palawan.
How about a selfie in a bikini?
...you first...Quote:
Originally Posted by YourDaddy
Dangerous area! That's where both my Thai ex's live, and from where I fled Thailand after receiving death threats from the local drug-dealers.Quote:
wat nai yang at hat nai yang..
:smileylaughing:
Yes indeed Katie.Quote:
Originally Posted by katie23
It was one gigantic lazy fat fooker.
When I stroked its head it made the effort to o open one eye and let out the faintest miaow before drifting back into whatever cats dream about.
Yes, I remember that was your old hotel building stomping ground Simon (the Donald Trump of Nai Yang!). The airport has changed completely. Looks like a real airport now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Simon43
It was the fastest international arrival I have ever experienced at any destination in the world. From being inside the aircraft (first person off), to clearing immigration (first in the queue), getting 20K out of the cash machine, collecting my bag (first bag to emerge on the belt), then clearing customs, getting out the door and being greeted by the hotel geezer and into the car was literally less than 15 minutes.
The only drawback being that in my bleary haste I left my cashcard in the machine. Luckily I have 2 banks and was able to block the lost card using the app on my phone so no drama.
it was nice day in Oz so went for a drive outback
the emus came down to have a look at us
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?a...id=15451&stc=1
Went into town, went to the toilets in the old town hall - so I pointed percy at the porcelain adamantly as instructed
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Sat by the river in the winter sun - it was lovely
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Where Pablo Escobar was shot dead (at least that's the info I gathered). It's now a walled-off empty section next to a Spanish language school.
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Water shoes, definitely Crocks are out.
This pair has been to Laos. The other maybe sometime. https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2018/06/351.jpg
Is this the last ''instution'' of short time hotels used by GI's back in the day? Certainly seen better days.
Soi Ekkamai (Suk 63)
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Health & Safety did seem a bit lacking.
Still, in our 20 minute time-slot there was only one blood nose, one broken elbow and three stabbings.
^ :smileylaughing:
Those bouncy castles are a death trap mate!
I almost died trying to blow one up!
Manchester?Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Wat Thingamajig Temple Fair. The gun fights are usually 9-11pm.
They should have gone with this bunny for the bouncy castle...jeezus.
https://teakdoor.com/images/imported/2018/06/281.jpg
:rofl:
Isn't that Donnie Darko?
Will have download that and give the heebie-jeebies to the main mrs. :)
Should've enlisted the help of the IRA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
yes...Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
I put a photo on here about a month ago of this bloke,well he has come back every morning since.
He spends all day asleep then takes off at sunset,plus the missus is feeding him strips of steak.
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?a...id=15511&stc=1
He's still living in the 70s.
I wonder what he looks like with a short back and sides ? :)
Well, you could have told us right at the start that there was a valid reason why the orphans didn't get their bouncy castle; warded off some doubting comments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
It looks like an owl. If so, I'm surprised your missus feeds it, as owls are associated with death in Thailand. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by bobo746
Poor Bobo :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
Frogmouth,All good boy,s the balcony rail is high enough.:)
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?a...id=15519&stc=1
Don't think this is a stray but is always eating the food left for them
Thats probably not a good idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobo746
He'll become lazy to hunt, and wont be getting all the nutrition that he needs.
Pretty Happy I found this today. Twas even on sale - 68 baht
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