pharvey wrote:Apologies for my previous post to all members - slightly strong and "feeding" - bad day/night!! That said - "curlybaggie" (a wonderfully chosen and intellectual name by the way ), you also need to relax a little.
Curly (sarcastic nickname given to me by my friends regarding my lack of hair) baggie (nickname of my football team West Bromwich Albion) Not Booker Prize winning, but it doesn't need to be does it? Lol
"Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things" - Yma o Hyd.
Things can't be too bad, only on no.20 and four pages of entertainment. Was thinking along the lines of:
If you don't come the local economy will suffer and baht lose value so all the miserable grumpy ex-pats will find their money goes a lot further and will have to find something else to complain about, or start to learn Mandarin to communicate with the tourists that do come.
"Tongue in cheek" is an appropriate description for this thread and hopefully that is apparent now.
Number 21: Buying things can be a nightmare. Shop assistance is nil to zero. Most products that you see on the shelves are usually out of stock and, on the odd occasion, you might get something in bright orange when you actually wanted grey.
Number 22: While enjoying Thailand's rampant prostitution scene (shhh... don't tell the wife) you may get to the hotel room and find the indigenous 'Bald-headed yogurt slinger' instead of the preferred 'bearded clam'.
That said - "curlybaggie" (a wonderfully chosen and intellectual name by the way
), you also need to relax a little.
