US govt. Stay OUT of the KINGDOM of THAILAND !!!

Nice!

Sounds Great. Do you live by the ocean?

I love being by the water.


Man, i feel so stuck in the rat race grind if living in the US. I just turned thirty this year, I always imagined myself by the time I reached this age, I would be long gone from my hometown.

Lake Michigan is beautiful granted, I live in Grand Haven. Popular vacation spot for many people. But I need to get out and see the world man! Experience more than just this!

Especially before I get to old.

I love adventure, I have travelled some throughout my life. But never more than a couple weeks.

I have found that traveling alone is my preferred style.

It really seems like the only way you actually meet new people and it opens yourself up to experiences you often are to busy to take notice to when you are with a close friend.

I mean, when you are with friends and family you actually never really leave home in a sense. No matter where you are.

I am at a point in my life where I could just say "sell all my things and go!"

Right now I could do this, but I feel held back.


Hey OP, Want a cool temporary roommate there in Thailand?

Haha, sounds fun

Love it there OP.

Thinking of coming over again soon.

Is it possible to get jobs teaching English there in places other than BKK?

Those res shirt protests were pretty violent

I was stationed in northern Thailand back during the Vietnam War.

The people are very, very friendly and respectful.

We need to send in the Marines to stop the violence!

(because that's what Marines do best. stop violence. yup yup yup)

They say you can find anything in Bangkok except your mom and dad , haha . Few things are more expensive in Thailand than in Malaysia eg air conditioners ( pronounced 'air' in Thai) is much more expensive . RC products like helis is more expensive . I know one Thai hobbyist bought his helis in Malaysia . Women are cheap of course , hahaha that is more important . Who need RC helis when they see pussies , hahha

Though I love Thailand, I think Vietnam is bit better.

Will the girls, 'Love me long time?'

Well actually...... I heard it in Thailand and Vietnam!!!

Maybe she moved to Thailand?

Only people raggin on Thailand are the poor plebs who cant afford to go overseas.

Good for you OP you're a wise man!

I am going to buy this house in Thailand!

It's in 'Ban-Porn-Pis.'

It sounds pretty classy!


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I'm sure they'll listen to OP

Thai food sucks. Tastes like sweet Chinese food.

OP do you have a link where the US GOV is saying to stay out of Thailand?

I have lived there many of years, love it. Going back in Nov to play in the international softball Tournament in BBK, then off to Phuket ( kata beach ) for some sun and fishing....Just looking for the link. THAILAND ROCKS....only people that have never been there post stupid shit....

This guys channel i find interesting, you might to. How much it costs and all.

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Plus all the men are so feminine it's easy to get chicks.

Just have to ball check them all though.

What the hell has the US govt got to do with it?
Are they after your disability money?
IRS dodging?


Without the US Govt Thailand would have been heel clicking to communist marching anthems long ago...

but yeah, nice place, nice Americans here...
Asshole drivers though...

Good for you OP.How do the women compare to the USA?

Almost all Thai food is not sweet, at least not in Thailand. Except for Thai desserts of course. There are a couple of curries that are slightly on the sweet side, but not what I would call sweet.

My guess is that you have only eaten Thai food in the USA…where is it made sweet for the fat American taste.

fuck curry

OK…eat what you like. Who cares? And leave the rest of us to eat curry if we like. lol

I would love to visit beautiful Thailand.


Good for you OP!

That's also been my experience here in the US eating Thai food. It was really good though but yes a little sweet.

It's sort of like Chinese food. There is an American version that is made for American taste. Actually, Chinese food in the US is a lot better than the oily, foul stuff you will get at local restaurants in Beijing.

Most Thai restaurants in the USA serve an American version that is not like what you get in Thailand, and it is remarkably consistent across nearly every Thai restaurant in the USA. Many ingredients are deleted either because they are expensive to buy there, or they think that Americans won't like it. Thai food in the USA is MUCH sweeter than in Thailand. Dishes that are supposed to be spicy (and not all Thai dishes are) are usually less spicy and use the wrong chills, such as jalapeños which are never used in Thailand.

In Seattle, I saw one dish that was very popular in every Thai restaurant there - called "Floating Rama", or steamed veggies covered in a peanut sauce. Funny thing is, it's not even Thai…it's Indonesian! (Gado-Gado). Menus at Thai restaurants in the USA are also monotonous - same thing in every restaurant, usually the easiest to prepare and what Thai people think Americans will like.

Looks like you will need to get a ticket to Bangkok if you really want to experience real Thai food.