Even with informaton from an OFFICIAL SOURCE it can sometimes change, depending on the official, the day, their mood, your attitude, the weather, who knows. A couple years ago I even had to pay 500b for one day overstay at bkk airport when I was departing the country. Best advice is always err on th...

Laan Yaa Mo wrote:You can get a breakfast like that, minus the stewed tomatoes which taste terrible anyway, for 100 baht in Toronto, and many other places in Canada. Also, we have bacon in place of ham.

Yeah, but what about the plane fare to get there???

For that area of town the Irish Clock gets my vote... Full English 170 baht, plus 30 if you want black pudding, which I don't care for. And the coffee is always fresh and tasty. But my favorite breakfast is still TJ's because I prefer grits to beans.

If you want to give me your email address I'll forward you everything I have. The file size allowed here is very limited.

Chaing Jamaury near Yuen Village. Outside Ringroad about 6th Kms.

Tracechain wrote:What corn patch do you hail from BigBubba?

Born in Memphis, TN., but being a military brat I've lived all over the place. Before moving here I spent the last 7 years in my little cabin in the mountains near Gatlinburg, TN.

Laan Yaa Mo wrote:How did the English help the United States in their victories over the Spanish, the Mexicans, the Apaches et al? I suppose you could argue that Britain helped the Yankees in their victory over the Confederacy by not allying with the Rebels.

France backed the Confederacy.

Sorry to disillusion you Bubba, but the defeat of Germany in Europe had a great deal more to do with the Russian involvement in World War 2 than American. By the time that America joined in during 1941 the fight for the dominance of the air over Britain was already over - the famous Battle of Brita...

Just remember... if it wasn't for the Americans, or Yanks as you called us, you wouldn't be worried about "proper English"... you'd be speaking GERMAN

GREAT INFO! I'll be contacting them soon! Regarding "SOS"... it's probably the first solid food I ever had. My family couldn't afford Gerber's.

Had Christmas Day dinner here with my wife last year. Food was fantastic, and very reasonably priced at only 299 baht. However, the service was absolutely horrible. I've grown accustomed to slow service in Thailand, but this was truly amazing, and I couldn't determine if there was anyone of authorit...

The Thai's just don't get it. I keep scolding my wife for removing the grid that covers the drain. I've tried to explain to her it's there for a REASON... it stops anything thats to big from going into the drain (duh) that should therefore be placed in the trash (bin).

Never tried the burgers, but being a "southern boy" from the U.S. I was delighted to discover they have GRITS! I eat breakfast there at least twice a month. Anyone know a local market where I can find grits?