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i have learnt many things from Thailand and Asia in general....they improved my way of thinking....but it is impossible to ask to a foreigner living in Thailand not to moan.....especially from british people...if they moan with "their" sense of humor" is always fun.... it is probably something most appreciated from "non" english people like me..... regarding me...being a latino...thailand has a relaxing effect on me....that i realize more when home...than in thailand i started moaning about my country...not thailand!

Unfortunately big mouths and small brains seem to go hand in hand . These people seem extensively to be English also , I'm not having a pop at my English friends here but I've yet to meet a Thailand moaner who wasn't from dear ol ' blighty . They all hark back to the good ol days before their country and culture was destroyed by immigrants , so their solution is to go and inflict their superior culture of bad fashion sense , foul language , all day drinking and general loudness on another country . I'm sure Pattaya is culturally richer for their imput .

It's very much like having a man cum in your mouth.

Could not agree more Jim, and I am English

This gave me chuckle when it appeared on FB today.

I may be wrong here but I believe the lady in the b/w striped dress is Ming. She's a nice lady, chatted with her a few times when visiting the bar. Never went with her though. But in my opinion the real star of the bar is Lilly, which I must admit, I have a bit of a crush on. Absolutely stunning lady. Post op I know but who cares.... I'll visit for sure when I'm back in Oct-Nov, see you then......

But if you get her excited there won't be much drying.

Thanks to all for your support..Sunday night,ho my god that means tonight haha,we do a smal party...not really BBQ or buffet but just meeting with friends having drinks and some snacks for a nice Time and late night...see you there guys il you in pattaya

To be honest, I won't miss the place. I had the occasional good night in there, but more often than not I was met with stony-faced indifference from the "hostesses" who worked there. Bow was cracker though.