Unbreakable Bangkok | How I got Here – Part 2
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Here is a small taste of the funniest guys in Pattaya. Most comedy performers cannot come close to the lack of self-consciousness on display here. Blade and Ron are legends, or should be if YT was discerning enough to realise their understated brilliance. Now that I have raised your expectations to implausible levels, you decide. Ask yourself a simple question: Do Ron and Blade know they are comedy giants? Do they know what they are doing? Do I know what I am doing? Or, as some of you have suspected for many years perhaps we are just three drunken old farts playing on the sympathy and good humour of a cast of sexy and gracious ladyboys?
Bangkok Lives | Mark & Cici-Part 2
Mark and Cici began chatting online after Mark watched Cici right here at The Real Ladyboy show. 2 years later they moved in together and began to build a business; The Australian Bar in Pattaya. Sadly, all did not go well and finally they suffered a painful break-up. Mark talks about their relationship, what went wrong and what happened regarding the business assets following their parting. Go visit the Australian Bar and have a chat with Mark; his story is as instructive as it is interesting.
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Lane splitting is legal in some places , but seems to irritate other drivers ( who feel like your cheating). As common as 2 wheel transportation is many countries ,they don’t have the intolerant mindset ( all motorcyclist are bad) . One other factor if your driving is to live so as your commute is not into the sun both ways.
That’s great information David. I’m hoping for a few more technical difficulties – the fruit section was awesome!
Thanks guys I can almost guarantee that more “lane splitting” and “technical difficulties” are sure to follow!
Informative video, David. Looking forward to you discussing the different areas in a future video. If I move there the BTS or metro would be my primary form of transportation along with paid motorbikes or a cab. No desire to buy a car and a scooter is a possibility once I have been acclimatized to the traffic and the rules, written and unwritten.