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I didn't see you there Dave, maybe you left before I arrived It was pretty busy.

Sorry for the bump but I don't know if people are still looking for New. She appears to be a good friend of mine and after telling her about this topic she asked me to post her contact info here so you can get in touch with her if you want to! Her Line is: newza001 Her phone number is: +66(0)970642733 New is a very nice (and cute) person and I am sure you will have a great time with her! :) If you hell her that you got her contact from a guy named Mike you maybe get some extra's here and there :P

I met the americans behind the bb sites approx ten years ago it's a guy and his cousin both short white Americans who lived in Vegas b4 moving to thailand. Never saw them again since or b4 that day so they must have kept a low profile.

My expat friend always suggests Pharmacie De La Gare. Pharmacie De La Gare and U-Care are both air conditioned at least duing the day. So their drugs aren't constantly stored at temperatures that might be higher than the recommended maximum temperature for a given drug. rxpharm might comment on how important that is or isn't. There is a big pharmacy that I sometimes use on the corner of 108 and 13 (Pharmacie Angkor Chey) near the north riverfront. On Street 136 between Street 49 and 51 (I think) there are a bunch of small pharmacies. It used to be called Pharmacy Row or something like that. If you can't find what you looking for at the places listed above that is a possibility. There are small pharmacies here and there around the riverfront area. Check the date code on the product before you pay. The ATM limit is at least $500, if your debit card can handle that much, at least at Canadia Bank. I usually pull $480 (or $490 if allowed). It is easier to use US$100 bills in PP than it used to be but sometimes it can still be a problem paying with a bill that big. So If I pull $480 I at least get some bills smaller than $US100. I think there is still an ATM or two inside the customs area at the airport. I don't know how much fee your card might charge beyond the $5 ATM fee but if it isn't much I would probably be more inclined to use my card (if you can pull ~$500 at once) than try and find someplace to exchange baht (and take the probable loss on exchange rate). FWIW

hi to all :) , i just want to ask u who is the best top lb (well equiped ofcource) in Pattaya ? - thx P.S. if u can posted photo and contacts witll be great :D

I have a few times in Cocktails& Dreams in Phuket as it's a 1000 baht thing and everybody gets a shot! I did it one time on Action St. old Sensations and it was about 2200 baht(a real eye opener,and wallet opener 5555)! I've done it in 69 bar but only late at night when not many patrons,LBs etc......... I'm not made of money FFS! LOL Sometimes I wish i could do it more often as I'm having fun and want everyone around me to have fun also,but I'm not some "rapper" who can "make it rain" LOL Do it if you want to, or not if you want to! It's your holiday up to you!

She is still in a relationship, I know the boyfriend and see them around sometimes.

Unc, My advice to you is not to rent a motorbike until you get a really good sense of the lay of the land. Much like you did when you first visited Thailand I suspect. Just go easy like eating chilli for the first time. Little by little. Buy your meds before coming and forget the motorbike for your first visit. I want to read about your wonderful trip to Cambodia not the contrary. Play safe and enjoy.

Most of where you'll want to go will be within walking distance. Tuk Tuks are cheap if you are willing to negotiate. It would seem simpler to not have a bike.

Luung, I would suggest you only buy drugs at U-Care (a chain with stores all over the city and one on the Riverside, or Pharmacie De La Gare (see below screenshot). Pharmacie De La Gare is a reputable and popular pharmacy with expats, and it's well stocked. You will pay a bit more at these pharmacies than the other smaller pharmacies all over the place but you are sure to get quality pharmaceuticals. Cambodia had/has a big problem with counterfeit drugs being sold all over the place. There is very little, if any, pharmacy regulation / enforcement in Cambodia so you have to rely on a pharmacy's desire to maintain a good reputation to ensure the quality of medicine. I bought and used benzodiazepines, antibiotics, and other medicines at these pharmacies and was very satisfied with the quality. There are very likely other pharmacies in PP where you can find authentic and less expensive drugs, but I was satisfied with these two.

Not being a newby, insecure or seeking the attention of people I don't know or like.... Nope no chance. That said always happy to buy a drink for friends and people I like.

" no...no...no...don't ring the bell!!!!! SAVE MONEY!!! " so my ex ladyboy used to tell me.....once in the room...strange...she asked me money for "operation" " no...no...no...don't ring the bell!!!!! SAVE MONEY!!! " so my ex ladyboy used to tell me.....once in the room...strange...she asked me money for "pay rent" " no...no...no...don't ring the bell!!!!! SAVE MONEY!!! " so my ex ladyboy used to tell me.....once in the room...strange...she asked me money for "buy motorbike" so i left her....went out alone..rang the bell...and...enjoyed being single again.....cheers

I have done it and I bought for all. In my mind I just think I am having more fun there than I ever could in Dallas. But after weighing 499 pounds at age 41, I do have a "WTF" attitude when it comes to MY time.