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For my scrawly travel diary - but of course!
Also for filling ing immigration forms, there were none left last time I went and I had to ask lots of strangers and wait around to get ours filled in.
For my scrawly travel diary - but of course!
It's nice but £25!! Think I'll grab a towel or a sarong when I get there.
Why do you need to even buy one when you're there if you're staying with friends. Surely they have spare ones or are they all filthy?
I dunno quite what to expect regarding the digs tbh, yeh maybe - but is it good form to turn up as a guest and then start bumming stuff like beach towels?*
*Not actually, like, having sex with anything resembling a beach towel.
hm, maybe not. Family's one thing, friends might be different. Depends on your friends I suppose
Where you going, sueno?
Oh yeah, photocopies of passport - the nurse reminded me of that when I had my jabs this morning. And I'd already forgotten.
scan your docs and email them to yourself - much easier than carrying bits of paper around if you're travelling light.
Only a couple of weeks, friends live in Bangkok so I'll be seeing a little of the city, the mountains and the beaches. Not going mad, if I was there longer I'd hop over to Cambodia or something but I'm gonna be spending the time mostly chilling on the beach I think.
There's an official taxi rank at Bangkok which has a fixed cheaper price iirc, just avoid the expensive dudes who hassle you, or preferably get the skyrail metro thing or the bus, you'll be able to work it out n it's generally more interesting if you don't have loaaads of stuff. Plus it's dead cheap.
I always used the motorbike taxis; quicker, cheaper, more interesting - but not for everyone...
Only a couple of weeks, friends live in Bangkok so I'll be seeing a little of the city, the mountains and the beaches. Not going mad, if I was there longer I'd hop over to Cambodia or something but I'm gonna be spending the time mostly chilling on the beach I think.
Yes, but which beaches and moutains?!
I have no idea, they just said "come out man, we got beaches, mountains, the city - the lot"!! I'm relying on some local knowledge cos one of them's been there a good 4/5 years so might pack off to an island or sunk, will wait and see what they got in store for me then make suitable suggestions if I'm not impressed.
Learn a few phrases in Thai on the plane, flattery always goes down well.
^^^this x1000
'Sawadee' - say that to every fucker you meet; you'll get bong-bong time and they'll let you bone their sister too.
More dangerous
I'm not so sure it was that dangerous
I'm not so sure it was that dangerous
Maybe it's just the amount of them compared to this country makes it look more dangerous. Certainly see more bike crashes over there than you do here
most of the motorbike incidents I saw whilst I was there were westerners (ferrangs). These guys do it for a living and understand those roads better than anyone...
One can fly to Cambodia for around a £100
most of the motorbike incidents I saw whilst I was there were westerners (ferrangs). These guys do it for a living and understand those roads better than anyone...
and don't get caught dropping cigarette butts, not that you should do that anyway!