101 reasons to love living in Hua Hin

[rocknrolla6979]

90. being able to jump on a back of a bike for less than a quid to get to the bar

[Siani]

79: Subway sandwiches can be delivered to your door....
80:... as can a double bacon cheeseburger with hash browns from BK.

There must be better things than that to make you love it

I can get free delivery on Thai, Chinese and Indian meals in the UK but it is not the best reason why I live here......surely??? Especially for you....when there is all that delicious Thai food to be had in Hua Hin

[BaaBaa.]

79: Subway sandwiches can be delivered to your door....
80:... as can a double bacon cheeseburger with hash browns from BK.

There must be better things than that to make you love it

I can get free delivery on Thai, Chinese and Indian meals in the UK but it is not the best reason why I live here......surely??? Especially for you....when there is all that delicious Thai food to be had in Hua Hin

I can get all manner of Thai food at the bottom of my soi in Thailand at any hour or a McMuffin delivery, I can't do either in England.

Hangovers are sorted in Thailand.

Try ordering your Thai, Chinese or Indian at 10 in the morning in England.

[fabman]

86. No council tax

87. Being able to chuck out all your rubbish in one bag without the council giving u a fine for not recycling everything into 5 different containers !

[Siani]

79: Subway sandwiches can be delivered to your door....
80:... as can a double bacon cheeseburger with hash browns from BK.

There must be better things than that to make you love it

I can get free delivery on Thai, Chinese and Indian meals in the UK but it is not the best reason why I live here......surely??? Especially for you....when there is all that delicious Thai food to be had in Hua Hin

I can get all manner of Thai food at the bottom of my soi in Thailand at any hour or a McMuffin delivery, I can't do either in England.

Hangovers are sorted in Thailand.

Try ordering your Thai, Chinese or Indian at 10 in the morning in England.

The secret is to have a takeaway the night before and leave some over for the following morning. An old friend of mine used to swear by "cold chicken tikka Massala" after a party night

[richard]

Always do the same. A curry IMO is better as it gets older. Used to work in Petticoat lane in London and all the sweat shops and warehouses had a pot of curry bubbling away for weeks

[Dannie Boy]

Always do the same. A curry IMO is better as it gets older. Used to work in Petticoat lane in London and all the sweat shops and warehouses had a pot of curry bubbling away for weeks

Be careful how you store it though, otherwise you'll be bubbling away for weeks

[pharvey]

The secret is to have a takeaway the night before and leave some over for the following morning. An old friend of mine used to swear by "cold chicken tikka Massala" after a party night

Damn, I thought I was alone....... "Back in the day" (shite I'm only just over 40), after a good night out the sustenance of choice was a beef curry and fried rice - left virtually untouched due to slight mechanical problems with the fork and directional issues with the aforementioned curry ... The remainder of the feast would then be placed precariously in an area of the fridge wholly unprepared for such culinary delights.......

It also tasted damn fine in the morning (once remembered and found) prior to heading to the local for a lunchtime hair of the dog....... just wish I could still do it!!

[EDIT] Or my dear wife would allow it!!

[pharvey]

Oh... and 91 - What's not to?

[MrPlum]

92? You can order a product in Bangkok, pay for it online and it's on the bus to you the same day and actually gets here.

93. I can pay bills instantly in any 7-11

94. No street thugs or gangs giving you the 'Oo yew ferkin' lookin' at?"

95. Corruption. If you've got the money it can work for you.

96. If I head for the kitchen to whip up an omelette, I'm immediately rugby-tackled, with a severe warning... 'Man not do'.

[richard]

97. Beautiful sunsets

[richard]

98. My regular motorbike taxi man is also a plumber, electrician and you name it he knows qhere to get it

[richard]

99. Good tailors
100 Able to barter
101 Can haggle a price

Voila 101

[Dannie Boy]

99. Good tailors
100 Able to barter
101 Can haggle a price

Voila 101

No come on Richard 100 and 101 are the same - one more please!!

[GLCQuantum]

Not really though....

Bartering is the exchange of one product for another - no money involved. "Ill give you a bag of rice for that chicken young man"

Haggling a price is trying to get a number down - money involved. "Knock it down to 50 baht and you have a customer buddy"