SteveBC

Most English would choose Yorkshire or PG Tips teabags, both will provide you with a mug full of good tasty tea. There is also Tetley's and Typhoo. All the above brands do different versions too, such as "Gold" or "1 cup".

To charge 55bt for a Yellow Label tea bag is extortion, you can't give the bloody things away in the UK, many people are convinced they are 'waterproof' and they are likely not wrong. If you like your tea to actually have flavour then there are many brands which will provide it, but Yellow Label is not one of them..... On another topic, ref' people misunderstanding an order, may years ago a bunch of us were returning from playing golf, we stopped into a small restaurant in Soi 8 Beach road. We all ordered our meals and had devoured them whilst one of our group was still waiting for his to arrived. We were just about to ask the Waitress if she had forgotten one when a young boy came through the door puffing and panting, he gave our hungry mate a copy of Bangkok Post, he looked puzzled and the Waitress said that it was what he ordered, "No" he replied, " my order was beans on toast" ......

Make sure your sound is on. "It's fucking nice" is the point i start crying in laughter..... 0-02-06-1ec54b6f24d18c56a5d846cc6e4c03a4f8e068890a66390762715bd6265ef8d9_1bc9927e958015e3.mp4

In my humble opinion it could not be any worse. I've never seen CM Black - spiced rum, but i'd would like to try it. My top shelf drink of choice is CM Dark/Black/Jamaican ( why the different names for the same rum i have no idea ? ) In Foodland CM Gold/Spiced is 399bt, but the Dark/Black is 799bt. But most bars sell them both at the same price which is a tad naughty when one is double the price of the other.....

The most profitable plot in most beer bar complexes i think would be the communal toilet block.....

Dunno if you have been before Phantom, but Hellfire Pass is WELL worth a visit mate, about 50klms west of Kanchanaburi town, you likely passed it going to Erawan. Very interesting museum and of course the pass itself which you can walk through. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellfire_Pass Plus if you are heading to Bangkok next, and if you are interested in cars of all styles, then try to call into the Jesada Museum, it's a great place to wander around, just a little west of the city. Both those places offer a great alternative to the whoring and drinking.....

Except you cannot refer to it as such.....

It's a tad damp here at the moment, but my newly installed overflow pipe is working well. 20231027_140059.mp4

Your not alone there Mr. Don......

Plus you could drive them on a motorbike licence.......

Both up the 'back door' ??? 5555555 Congrat's on all being well mate......

Enjoy dear chap.....

"Nasty stuff", i beg to differ, i love the stuff and have done for over 50 years... But, as with our taste in women, we all like different, and that's a great thing........

Thailand would cease to exist if plastic bags, boxes and rubber bands were forbidden.....

Watching that made my nuts tingle.......

Mackeson Stout and a big bowl of whelks was my Gran's favourite meal.

A wise decision Galen........

Best you not walk by any motorcycle showrooms mate, or on second thoughts maybe you should......

I'll wager it's honey roast parsnips Mr. Berries ??

Expect a knock on the door now from some animal rights twat.....

It must of had one hell of a helmet on it !!!!

I've just returned from a motorbike trip to Mae Sai in the far north of Thailand. I was quite lucky with the rain as i encountered no really big storms, but seeing the clouds forming from the hillsides made for a nice view. Passed a mini "Mount Rushmore" along the way...

Worry not Zambo, get it down you, i expect it will be nice mate. Looks like Mr. Boydeste is in charge of the toaster !!!

Upstairs in Friendship have a very good range of pens Mr. withu

Assuming that you live here in Thailand, and being it's an imported product, would that not be the obvious place to look first ???