Those toilet shots are priceless BB..... Love 'em.
Cheers DK
Comfortably Numb: The total contentment trip.
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Posted 13 May 2011 - 06:11 PM
It certainly pays to have a camera handy at all times.Those toilet shots are priceless BB..... Love 'em.
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Posted 13 May 2011 - 07:39 PM
Friday 22.
I am not sure if I feel asleep or passed out, but four hours later I am awake again and cannot relax my mind. I pluck a Liptons ice tea from the fridge, wrap a towel around my expanding girth and make my way onto the balcony. Coincidently I am staying in the same room I stayed in for my final month last year. My eyes dart up and down the familiar section of Soi Buakhao that is home when I am in Patts and it is impossible to stifle a big grin, I am finally back where I belong,magic. I savour ever mouthful of the cool drink, with so many ideas flashing through my mind of what the coming days and weeks have in store.
I ring Ninewives and he tells me that after leaving me to hit the sack in the PBR he got a second wind and took a motorbike taxi back to WS to find some early morning company. Not that difficult to find at any time of the day apparently lol. We plan to have some food at Chow Soy on Soi Chayapoom, a favourite of mine from previous trips. Ninewives has never been there before and he seems pleased enough with the menu. He tells me he lost his glasses last night, last seen on the table in Koyo7.
I am not sure if I feel asleep or passed out, but four hours later I am awake again and cannot relax my mind. I pluck a Liptons ice tea from the fridge, wrap a towel around my expanding girth and make my way onto the balcony. Coincidently I am staying in the same room I stayed in for my final month last year. My eyes dart up and down the familiar section of Soi Buakhao that is home when I am in Patts and it is impossible to stifle a big grin, I am finally back where I belong,magic. I savour ever mouthful of the cool drink, with so many ideas flashing through my mind of what the coming days and weeks have in store.
I ring Ninewives and he tells me that after leaving me to hit the sack in the PBR he got a second wind and took a motorbike taxi back to WS to find some early morning company. Not that difficult to find at any time of the day apparently lol. We plan to have some food at Chow Soy on Soi Chayapoom, a favourite of mine from previous trips. Ninewives has never been there before and he seems pleased enough with the menu. He tells me he lost his glasses last night, last seen on the table in Koyo7.
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Posted 13 May 2011 - 07:46 PM
I've just realised we might be missing out on the baby oil shots..... :sad:
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Posted 13 May 2011 - 07:46 PM
After some tasty food we go for a stroll to enjoy the first full day in Pattaya and see the sights again along Beach Rd. My destination is the money changer Y.J.Pattaya Exchange on Walking Street but as time is pushing on by this stage I decided to leaveit till later in the night. We pop intoTukcom to look for a second battery for my new Panny, but this proves futile. I grab a pair of shorts in the Tuesday/Friday market on Soi Buakhao and drop them off in the room.
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Posted 13 May 2011 - 07:50 PM
I've just realised we might be missing out on the baby oil shots..... :sad:
Not many shots I'm afraid Petesie, except the Prang photos, from this trip, time was too short for any of that oily nonsense.
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Posted 13 May 2011 - 08:35 PM
Ninewives goes back to his room and I head up to Pattaya Klang to see about getting a new crown. As it’s about 7 now, the dentist has gone home, and so I make an appointment for the following day at 2 pm. I call Ninewives and we decide to meet at Pook Swan in an hour. This gives me some time to kill, so I wander over to Soi 7 and 8 to see what I can spot. It’s here that I get chatting to a girl in the Family Nice bar I think that's what it's called on Soi 7, and damn her name escapes me now also, bloody jetlag.
One drink later and it's time to continue my time killing, but by now there is just enough time for one loop down soi 7 and up 8, over Second, swing past the bars near Made in Thailand, and take the short cut beside those bars to Soi Buakhao and to Pooks for the next part of the evening.
One drink later and it's time to continue my time killing, but by now there is just enough time for one loop down soi 7 and up 8, over Second, swing past the bars near Made in Thailand, and take the short cut beside those bars to Soi Buakhao and to Pooks for the next part of the evening.
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Posted 13 May 2011 - 09:45 PM
Great job of capturing the mood of each fleeting moment BB. I appreciate the street-scene and beach photos, as those are the backdrop of adventures you are relating. I think they give the viewers of this thread a nice feel for what it's like actually wandering around Pattaya, seeing the many interesting things to see, as well as just photos taken inside the bars (though, those are obviously some of the highlight moments of the trip too). Nicely done.
Man, I can relate to that jetlag. Whenever I'm in LOS, it's a 12-hour time zone change, and as much as I want to quickly adjust and push through the jetlag, it takes me about a good 4 days to start feeling normal again. Damned if i don't try to hit the ground running each time i get there...then i'm a zombie.
Looking forward to more![/i]
Man, I can relate to that jetlag. Whenever I'm in LOS, it's a 12-hour time zone change, and as much as I want to quickly adjust and push through the jetlag, it takes me about a good 4 days to start feeling normal again. Damned if i don't try to hit the ground running each time i get there...then i'm a zombie.
Looking forward to more![/i]
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Posted 14 May 2011 - 12:35 AM
Great job of capturing the mood of each fleeting moment BB. I appreciate the street-scene and beach photos, as those are the backdrop of adventures you are relating. I think they give the viewers of this thread a nice feel for what it's like actually wandering around Pattaya, seeing the many interesting things to see, as well as just photos taken inside the bars (though, those are obviously some of the highlight moments of the trip too). Nicely done.
Man, I can relate to that jetlag. Whenever I'm in LOS, it's a 12-hour time zone change, and as much as I want to quickly adjust and push through the jetlag, it takes me about a good 4 days to start feeling normal again. Damned if i don't try to hit the ground running each time i get there...then i'm a zombie.
Looking forward to more![/i]
Cheers Nix. Yea just trying to give a context to the whole thing, and showing some sights we are all familiar with around town.
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Posted 14 May 2011 - 01:39 AM
As I near Pooks I call Ninewives to check his progress and just as he answers I see him equidistant as me approaching the bar from the other direction. We park our asses on the left hand side on the bar and order some drinks. As Ninewives does not drink beer, he orders Jack and ginger ale. The ginger ale confuses them and they bring a Schweppes lemon instead. This prompts Ninewives to pop to the nearby 7/11 and get his own ginger ale.
I can see this is going to be a potential problem in every bar we go to for the rest of the trip, so I get one of the girls to write down ginger ale in Thai and we take a photo with the 2 cans. Now we can show it in every bar we go to, and eliminate any confusion that may arise, hopefully!!.
I scan the bar and notice it has changed a bit from last year, now having a second floor also. The music seems to have changed also and there are none of the catchy dance songs I usually hear around town. I don’t recognise any of the faces, except for the popular and sweet Bo, whom we beckon over to join us for a drink, flirt and a catch up. She is great company and never tries the hard sell. A couple of refreshments are consumed and it’s time to continue our travels around Gotham.
I can see this is going to be a potential problem in every bar we go to for the rest of the trip, so I get one of the girls to write down ginger ale in Thai and we take a photo with the 2 cans. Now we can show it in every bar we go to, and eliminate any confusion that may arise, hopefully!!.
I scan the bar and notice it has changed a bit from last year, now having a second floor also. The music seems to have changed also and there are none of the catchy dance songs I usually hear around town. I don’t recognise any of the faces, except for the popular and sweet Bo, whom we beckon over to join us for a drink, flirt and a catch up. She is great company and never tries the hard sell. A couple of refreshments are consumed and it’s time to continue our travels around Gotham.
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Posted 14 May 2011 - 04:48 AM
Your Soi7/8 cutie reminds me alot of Natty, ex-Pook Swan....
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Posted 14 May 2011 - 09:22 AM
Thanks Petesie and with over 6 gigs of photos there should be plenty to keep you entertained.Brilliant stuff BB..
I'm really looking forward to whats on your SD card..and of course the craic...Gonna take this report real slow so as not to miss many details.
6 gig of photos! There's a coffee table book in that to finance your next trip.
Great report BB, you're proving that quality time is always more important than quantity time.
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