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OTR Food & History just released an interesting documentary on the modern durian industry in Chanthaburi, essential viewing for anybody researching durian futures. Harvest Season in Chanthaburi: The Durian Center of the World https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZPpLPl9uX0 Looking at the decline in ...

Anybody know anything about the new tree house near Beverly Hills?

I can still remember Brian Chesky announcing that tree houses were the runaway best performers on Airbnb.

"The general sarcasm plus the rolling eyes at the end of your first reply wasn't too nice."

My apologies. I was trying to use the emoji to convey an extra bit of informality to the message, but I am not very adept at these new fangled communications methods.

Why do you insist on telling me that it is available online, when I have always very specifically asked for an physical retail location? Do you think I am deaf?

caller wrote: ↑Fri Mar 14, 2025 11:25 am Well, because it was Sam Roi Yot police, I always assumed it was the Sam Roi Yot beach area (Dolphin Bay).

My guess would be those horrible modernist cubes that are stuck on the wrong side of beach road. Any other suggestions?

HarryVardon wrote: ↑Fri Mar 14, 2025 12:52 pm They are being paid to look after British Citizens abroad!

That seems to be quite a common misconception.

The article mentioned Sam Roi Yot police. How far south of HH was their development? All the way down as far as Pranburi and Dolphin Bay?

404cameljockey wrote: ↑Wed Mar 12, 2025 7:44 am You can by this online, if it's what you're after:
https://shopee.co.th/product/11439906

I could also get a bus direct to Ipoh, but I was asking for a retailer in BKK.

Thanks Steve, but I am looking specifically for Ipoh instant. It is frustrating when it is so widely available in all the other neighbouring countries. Honestly, BKK is a bit of a disappointment compared to Kim Yong!

Did you happen to notice if Gourmet Market stocks Malaysian coffee brands?

What Bamboo says is true. I was amazed at how many department stores are still open, but at the same time, upmarket shopping centres also have racks of second hand clothes at the same time. This all seems to be especially true in HH. Lots of generational wealth, currently funded by a dwindling line ...

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This is an interesting subject, but I am not a fan of CNA. Therefore, any alternate perspectives would be most welcome.

NOKYAI wrote: ↑Sun Mar 02, 2025 6:11 am Last time I looked it was a Dodge Viper, but that's was 6 months ago!

This one is more of the European style, with a V shaped head badge.
It is kept in the back with the Lexus PPC.

If you enjoy CB media's videos about custom cars in Thailand, you might also learn something from this equally specialist instructional. The Amazing Powerful Water Pump Thai Farmers Invented https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BS6Z8mJN4E I have a seen a few smaller versions in flood prone areas of HH, ...

Midgets were fun but few youngsters have the means to upkeep a vintage auto. My midget was for weekends. I used the Micra for commuting, especially in the cold. Do you happen to know what brand of supercar the owners of the Big C food court recently bought. All these hypercars look the same to me! ;-)