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We both thought that was an absolute bargain! I fail to understand why the medical thing seems to be an issue with expats there. I have had insurance in Thailand since BUPA until it was taken over last year by Aetna. No out-patient stuff, but surgeries. As I have hit 60, next year it will go up, but over the years it started at around per year if I remember right and I had less coverage. After a major surgery where I had my gall bladder taken out, I opted for a platinum plan.
That lesser insurance got me 7K covered out of an 8K surgery in higher cost Bumrungrad. In the immortal words of Bill Clinton, I feel your pain. Her husband is a long-term American expat. Together, they own and operate the Alamo Cafe, a Tex-Mex restaurant.
The Texan is smitten with her and previously borrowed from expats to pay off her gambling debts. One bar owner reported they had their worst daily take one day this past week. Whether Chinese visitors are hitting the bars in Bangkok I am not so sure but down in Pattaya the Chinese are venturing in to bars on Walking Street. If not for the Chinese, some owners would probably throw in the towel. Say what all you want about Chinese and other non sex tourist visitors, on Walking Street they are keeping some bars afloat.
One Bangkok expat who visited Pattaya this week says the touts on Walking Street are just as bad as they used to be on Patpong soi 1. And word from Walking Street is that new bars are doing well, with Pin Up and Tantra both said to be worth stopping by. It is expected that Dundee on Soi Cowboy will reopen real soon. New signage went up this week revealed it will have a new name, The Peep by Dundee. Since reopening, Bada Bing, on Patpong soi 2, has gone from quiet to busy again with a good line-up of familiar faces from around Patpong.
Names will be changed but those familiar with the industry should be able to work out who is who. I am really looking forward to it because the guy can actually write so it should be a decent read. It has been described as a fun, relaxed bar with cheap drinks, live sports, friendly staff and late closing. Great deals on pints too. A new bar is coming soon on Sukhumvit Road, near soi Work is well underway and it should be up and running sooner rather than later. Word is that the building on the corner of Sukhumvit Road and soi 11 which has had all five floors gutted will be home to a new bar on the ground floor.
Many Thais have a way with words that makes their responses amusing. Many are especially sarcastic when commenting on silly news articles. Nose-jobs are more popular than ever with bargirls these days. What do you make of working girls getting nose-jobs? A random guy is sitting on the patio of a restaurant and another guest sits down beside him.
The guest orders a pint and they share some chit-chat. The random guy says he is the manager of the venue. Random guy disappears with the guest credit card and tries to use it elsewhere while the guest is still waiting.
Speaking of scams, I got an odd email this week from someone calling themselves John Doe. Sorry, John, not me. I have much better things to do than self-stimulate in front of my computer. So how did whoever was behind the email get the password? Website admin, past or present, perhaps? Either that, or one of those 3 forums has been hacked. The email I received from the scammer my old password has been blanked out. It's too emotional. But despite his love affair with the seedy streets of Pattaya, Ward travels back to Australia regularly and was spotted on the Gold Coast's Glitter Strip over the weekend.
But despite his love affair with the seedy streets of Pattaya, pictured Ward travels back to Australia regularly and was spotted on the Gold Coast's Glitter Strip over the weekend.
But that's nonsense, I'm a gentle giant. I feel most at home sitting on the beach in the dirt with a couple of dogs by my side. Since relocating, the tattoo-clad body builder would also spend four hours every night handing out meat to dozens of stray dogs and cats on the streets of 'sin city'. With more than 70, puppies born on the streets of Thailand every year, Sharky was believed to be walking more than 10 kilometres a night feeding the desperate animals. When I was a young I was very vulnerable so I know what they're going through,' the passionate animal carer said at the time.
The muscular animal welfare warrior even went as far as defending the animals when the drunk tourists take aim at the defenseless creatures. Sharky was known to also be looking out for the abandoned children roaming the dangerous streets of Pattaya. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. Argos AO. Privacy Policy Feedback. Friday, Nov 12th 5-Day Forecast. Share this article Share.
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