davethailand

Krabi, Kanchanaburi, Chiang Rai.

welcome 👍 Make sure Matty knows who you are in person or there'll be trouble. 😆

You don't have what? The search function?

Whereabouts do you live? Where I am we've had probably two weeks of heavyish snow over the last 2 years.

I use my phone a lot for work, sat nav, work online portals, even for the radio in areas that the van won't pick up what I want etc so it has to be relatively quick and I use a lot of data every month. £41 a month which I'm very happy with.

I had it on the drip lol I couldn't afford to buy outright. 😀 I did sell it and clear off the finance and walk away owing nothing though

I always stay pretty up to date with phones etc but they are normally on contract so I'm not really treating myself. When I lost my parents I treated myself to a new car, kept it for a year then got shot of it, Now I'm a bit more sensible. But if I'm to be honest if I had the money spare I'd probably buy more shit as well as spend a bit on the house. As Parky said bikes are toys and even the wife has given in to the fact that if we move to Thailand i will be getting another big bike.

Not really a fan, only really go when the wife and I are having lunch or a coffee, don't like the beach. There is a very good seafood place by Rhompo Market though.

50bht for Heineken? Where? (Sorry Parky, just saw your post above)

Yeah Bruno's which has closed I believe (not my fave), Gians, Indian By Nature. The bet IMO is Cafe Des Amis.

Ok I don't live there anymore but there were some superb "higher end" restaurants in Pattaya which compared to here were very good value.

I actually think the dentist here is cheaper. £250 odd max for all work, normal check up only 20 something. I can't think of anything else to be honest.

A night out in Walking st and Soi Bukhao.

Fishing on Sukhumvit or rent a boat and go to Koh Larn and/or a bit of sea fishing. Bike rides, shooting, Tiger zoo, golf etc. loads to do.

I agree with Mulphy, its a bit of both.