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[costassg]

Wow Jenny is too much. Unfortunately I can't find a decent hotel over Christmas time as everything is booked and I don't want to stay in a shithole. It's too bad - I really want to come down to Phuket and check out C&D. Seems like the cream of the crop, so to speak.

i have just visited a very nice, new guesthouse near Tootsies massage - 1250 per night, brand spanking new. Unfortunately no website, but i would be happy to stay there myself. If you would like me to book a room for you, just let me know.

hey jimbo34 where are my photos mate?

[farangbah]

what rummers would they be faangbah ?
i herd something from a pigeon on its way over the uk but what rummers you herd ?
steviep

I'll give Jim a chance to answer. Especially in case it's not true. Don't wanna instigate anything.

Jimbo, where are you?

[batman4ever]

what rummers would they be faangbah ?
i herd something from a pigeon on its way over the uk but what rummers you herd ?
steviep

I'll give Jim a chance to answer. Especially in case it's not true. Don't wanna instigate anything.

Jimbo, where are you?

hope its nothing serious.... but F... i miss him....and his pics..

[jimbo34]

Rumours?? What the fack are you on about??

Sorry i havent put any pics up for a few days. i've been sick the last 2 nights, dodgy food in a farang restaurant!! Whatever next? Will be snapping away again tonight.

[farangbah]

Rumours?? What the fack are you on about [/i]

First of all, "rumors" is spelled with only one "u", you limey Brit.

Secondly, heard Sonya left the bar.

[triat45]

On behalf of Jimbo, Farangbah...

Unless you are an ill-educated Septic Tank, or one of the countries subborned by their anti-culture, rumours has always been spelt with two "u"s. Just because MicroSoft defaults to 'rumor' doesn't mean it is so (as an alternative try a UK, Australian, NZ, or HKSAR dictionary). "English" is English, not North American.

Hmmm.... did that piss of half the Board??

As to the other rumour .. Sonya leaving??? I hope the fuck not .. I was planning on doubling Sonya and Bombay next trip!!

[farangbah]

[quote name="pentire"][quote]First of all, "rumors" is spelled with only one "u", you limey Brit.[/quote

Rumour=English Spelling
Rumor= American English Spelling

[quote]Secondly, heard Sonya left the bar.[/quote]

Have you only just found out about that She was suspended (then left) two weeks ago while I was in Patong.[/quote]

PT, you're an officer and a gentleman but, one, thank you for clarifying my own joke. As a college English professor, I get it, that was the point, aimed at a knowing Brit.

And as far as knowing about what some here would consider very important information, for weeks... and not divulging, and now touting it, well... not sure what to say about that.


Jim, why did she leave or get fired?

[matchman]

Hey Jim, thanks for putting up with me for the night, cannot remember the last time I was that drunk and to think I turned up trashed.

Just wish I'd been able to stay sober, that will teach me to try and drink other Brit colleagues under the table so I can escape and head over to C&D

I felt so rough the next day I only managed 4 beers and wasnt able to shake the guys I was with, on the plus side that just means I'll have to head back soon without colleagues in tow :twisted: Great to finally meet you and I love the new place.

[bigmick22]

PT, you're an officer and a gentleman but, one, thank you for clarifying my own joke. As a college English professor, I get it, that was the point, aimed at a knowing Brit.

And as far as knowing about what some here would consider very important information, for weeks... and not divulging, and now touting it, well... not sure what to say about that.

my God. Would a College English Professor really construct 2 such sentences? How many clauses before a full stop (period) makes an appearance?

Seriously - I find it hard to believe.

I'm sure my post has it's flaws too - but I'm not a College English Professor.

D'oh! edited because I can't do the quotes properly