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@seank Thanks. That is what I think I'm looking for. Do you know if they are packed during the daytime??

@crazyclod thanks. I knew there had to be something close. Last trip through there I saw a train stopped just across the highway. Anything to avoid a taxi.

1600THB. But remember the US Dollar is quite high now. 35 THB to 1 USD.

In July my LB friend and I went to Hua Hin and Cha Am for a few days. The last night we spent at a hotel named Ban Lan Suan. Just across the road from the sea. I booked on Agoda for $45.91 (US) including breakfast. Breakfast was just average. The room was nice if a bit small but the shower had a rain style head that made for playful fun in the shower. 32 inch TV. Thai LBs can't live long without some Thai drama ya know. We did not venture out at night except to eat. There is a Soi maybe 1/2 south of the hotel that was nothing but bars. I would guess this is Cha Am's night spot. I just wished I had of skipped Hua Hin and stayed here for 3 night.

I used this bus service from Swampy to Hua Hin. Pretty good service for 294B per ticket. On the way back there was an Aussie sounding guy and his LB companion. But we didn't sit close enough to compare the girls cock sizes..hahaha

Look at the body language here. He has his back turned to her. And on top of that she is smiling. 2 things come to mind 1) if this was a ladyboy and he turned his back in her she would be flicking her hair in anger. and 2) if this was a pretty ladyboy he would probably not have turned his back her in the first place. For some obvious reasons! You decide why. Disclaimer: I know this is an advertisement so bot subjects have to face the camera.

Oliver17 did a bang up job detailing Hotel guest policies: http://www.bangkokladyboys.net/forum/index.php?/topic/6441-hotel-guest-policies-for-ladyboys/

After a few days of searching I finally found a pharmacy with Apcalis SX-20 (mg) I stopped in several stores along Mun Mueang Road just north of Tha Pae Gate area and of the 5 or 6 stores I stopped in all but one carried name brand Ciallis. Prices range from 1850THB to 2600THB. Not for me. That is a couple of short times. Today I stoped in a pharmacy on Rachadamnoen Rd just to the west of Tha Pae Gate. Black Canyon Coffee is on the corner. This pharmacy has Apcalis 20mg for 500THB per box of 4. Jackpot. When heading west from Tha Pae Gate on the south side of the street (same side as Black Canyon) go past the first pharmacy (I didn't ask at this place) and go to the second one. Blue colored building. Sorry for the night time picture.

There are times when companies push browser updates and sometimes these updates conflict with something server side. In the case of Mac... if you use Safari then try Chrome or Firefox as an alternative. Same can be said for any OS. Then one day all will be back to normal ...as per 'computer godzzzz' It is very hard for developers to catch every little instance and be 100% every time.

I would look at cookies first. Do you allow or restrict cookies to be set in your browser? Because the browser is not telling the host that you have already signed in. Try a different browser. You can get Chrome, Firefox and others for Mac Windows and Linux for free. Next time you sign in look for a checkbox that says something like "remember me"

Excellent work. This thread should be pinned under Hotels

Excellent work Oliver. Thanks a million.

Great work Oliver. This should be pinned.

I think if you go to gallery in the main menu and select a picture you will see in the top right hand corner a place with 3 horizontal lines (this denotes a menu in android I think). You may not see this without first touching the upper portion of the screen. Select this and the menu should give you options to edit a picture, or to choose a different app to edit with. monsieur likes photo editor but I tend to like the built in app on my Huawei Ascend p7 and I can edit right in the gallery. The problem with android phones is the lack of standardization found with Apple phones/pads/computers. Each manufacturer ads or removes apps as they see fit. One size does not fit all in android.

Just before I left the states I bought my ex landlord an Apple iPad mini2 that was refurbished. It looks brand new as they replace the case and screen. 1 year warranty. Total with expeditied shipping was $294. Shop the Apple website and look for refurbished products. $294 is a small investment to keep one's job.

I am typing on a chrome book c720. Normally I use Linux on it but I loaned it to a friend for a day and it came back inoperable. So, the day before I left the states I reinstalled Chrome OS. Once I get settle in a more permanent place I will reinstall. I found it best to use elementary os and skip the trackpad by using a mouse.

I think the myth Oliver refers to dates back to the Vietnam era before globalization. I remember a couple of guys coming back from Vietnam during the war with all kinds of 'deals'. Most companies now command the same prices globally. Apple's Thailand website offers products for the same price as USA ...only in THB. In the USA, Apple does require each retailer to sell above a certain price point. I would assume this is global.

Use a separate computer. If work gave it to you, you owe it to your work to take care of it. And as Tazzathai said.... a few hunderd bucks investment in a decent tablet might save your job. I use Linux and I created a second account with different user name and log in. This second account is where I do porn, ladyboys etc. Simple to erase an entire user account. Most people are probably unaware that Apple and Microsoft OS you can create other user accounts. Apple especially has secure removal of user accounts. In fact the wise setup for all computers is to have an administrator account only for administration and user accounts for everything else.

I wonder if this a way for telecos to easily implement the registration of SIM cards. Did't everybody have to show ID for cell registration before July of last year? Maybe as time rolls on using the 06 is a way to account for numbers registered.

Thanks for the suggestions. Looks like all 3 options will work with Linux in one way or another. The SurfEasy seems like a Tor browser kind of setup. Purevpn and VPN Unlimited might be easy as well as it installs on your system. I'll check them out. The only thing I do not like about Hola is it appears more like a file sharing application only instead of routing specific files through one's computer it appears to route internet traffic through your computer.

That is a fairly common item for health care. I would be very surprised if one could not find these enema things at Watsons or most any good size pharmacy. In the USA there is prepackaged enema disposables. I would guess same same in Thailand.

I did buy the Huawei Ascend P7. I like it, but then I'm not hard to please 555. As long as I have a browser, maps, Line and a couple other apps I'm good to go. I don't do any online banking or anything requiring secure connections. A couple of quirks I have yet to sort out: 1) Gmail app is in a folder and I have not found a way to place it directly on a screen. 2) There is no way to add an attachment in the messaging app. I can receive MMS though. All in all.... for $300 plus shipping it is an excellent phone. On the same day mine arrived a Thai GG friend here bought a new iPhone 6plus. She could have bought 3 of mine.

I will be buying a new phone in the near future. Does anyone have any experience with Huawei phones? Specifically the Ascend P7? I can buy one unlocked so I would imagine most if not all GSM carriers world work. I can buy through an American distributor. I have used Google phones mostly so I am very familiar with Android. But the new Google phone is just too big. I don't have any interest in iPhones. (or any Apple product really) As for connectivity, I use Linux on my desktop and laptop. One big requirement is an option for a microSD card. I took a lot of pictures on my Samsung Galaxy Nexus in Chiang Mai and BKK, and when I got home I had some problems turning the phone on. I thought I'd lost them. after an hour or so research I found a sequence to get it up and running again. I prefer not to use cloud services to backup. Any thoughts appreciated.

Speaking of VPNs and technology, I will be be spending a lot of time in Thailand starting in April or May if my O-A visa gets approved. What do people use to pay bills and do online banking? Or other secure transactions? I'm thinking along the lines of security. Is the standard https fine? I have 'https everywhere' enabled in my browsers. I think that is 128 bit encryption. (Oddly the cryptoware virus uses 2048 bit encryption If https is the low end of things maybe it is wise to have a VPN for added security and be able to dl porn once in a while. I know I have to make arrangements with each bank and credit card company telling them I will be living in Thailand and travelling. I do not use Windows. I use Linux so I have a bit more security built in, though nothing is 100% secure.

http://www.asia-discovery.com/river-kwai/rvk-01.htm I did a few tours with asia-discovery. I did a temple and also the Grand Palace tour. They would pick me up from my hotel and drop me off at my hotel. There are restrictions as to what areas they will pick up in. I was in Silom.