choosing a CF moderator...
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Originally Posted by Bangkok Dean
I bet Len would make a good mod here.
He would have to change his avatar back to somthing like this though 
Oh, and he better go back to using that alias name he had awhile back
What was it Len???Bullshark
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From: Sorrento Italy
dean, how did you spent your sunday in bkk?
at this time there is pretty depressing (for me), it's the end of the weekend, maybe it's raining and those white (neon) lights showing all those small shops owned by chinese/thai families closed and with the tiny ambulants food sellers going back to their out of town holes...
my favourite sunday night dinner is boiled chicken and rice, bought down in a nanlingchee road street shop and eaten at my home at the 19th floor...
dean, are you candidating yourself for deputy mod?
at this time there is pretty depressing (for me), it's the end of the weekend, maybe it's raining and those white (neon) lights showing all those small shops owned by chinese/thai families closed and with the tiny ambulants food sellers going back to their out of town holes...
my favourite sunday night dinner is boiled chicken and rice, bought down in a nanlingchee road street shop and eaten at my home at the 19th floor...
dean, are you candidating yourself for deputy mod?
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Only if the job qualifications require that 1. you must have previously been banned, (Durango Boy) and
2. Insult forum members at least once in each thread you post - (Turtle).
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Originally Posted by Bullshark
He would have to change his avatar back to somthing like this though Oh, and he better go back to using that alias name he had awhile back
What was it Len???Bullshark
Marv maybe?
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From: Columbia Missouri
Originally Posted by panic
my favourite sunday night dinner is boiled chicken and rice, bought down in a nanlingchee road street shop and eaten at my home at the 19th floor...
That sounds good Panic...you're making me hungry.
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From: Sorrento Italy
Originally Posted by Durango_boy
That sounds good Panic...you're making me hungry.
specially if you eat the meal staying at the window, in the dark, looking down to a million lights mixed with the dark of a widen poverty and unjustice, meanwhile you feel there is a girl by you, but it's just a feeling because she hasnt volume or weight...only the smell of a full devotion
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Originally Posted by panic
it is indeed pretty good
specially if you eat the meal staying at the window, in the dark, looking down to a million lights mixed with the dark of a widen poverty and unjustice, meanwhile you feel there is a girl by you, but it's just a feeling because she hasnt volume or weight...only the smell of a full devotion
specially if you eat the meal staying at the window, in the dark, looking down to a million lights mixed with the dark of a widen poverty and unjustice, meanwhile you feel there is a girl by you, but it's just a feeling because she hasnt volume or weight...only the smell of a full devotion
Do you mind if I write that one down? That's good stuff.
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From: one night in Bangkok you are never lonely
Originally Posted by panic
dean, how did you spent your Sunday in bkk?
at this time there is pretty depressing (for me), it's the end of the weekend, maybe it's raining and those white (neon) lights showing all those small shops owned by Chinese/Thai families closed and with the tiny ambulants food sellers going back to their out of town holes...
my favorite Sunday night dinner is boiled chicken and rice, bought down in a nanlingchee road street shop and eaten at my home at the 19th floor...
dean, are you candidating yourself for deputy mod?
at this time there is pretty depressing (for me), it's the end of the weekend, maybe it's raining and those white (neon) lights showing all those small shops owned by Chinese/Thai families closed and with the tiny ambulants food sellers going back to their out of town holes...
my favorite Sunday night dinner is boiled chicken and rice, bought down in a nanlingchee road street shop and eaten at my home at the 19th floor...
dean, are you candidating yourself for deputy mod?
Now there were lots of American cars there 80% with Japanese engines. 
Today was a laid back day went to Fashion Island to see Casino Royal, It was a disappointment but WTH. BTW for those that don't know it but nanlingchee road is where the Italian embassy is located.
Last edited by Bangkok Dean; Nov 26, 2006 at 10:40 AM.
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From: Sorrento Italy
Originally Posted by Bangkok Dean
And not even an Italian restaurant in the area?
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From: one night in Bangkok you are never lonely
Originally Posted by panic
not one around there, actually there is not a single GOOD italian restaurant in bangkok, only one called 'Sorrento' which is in Sathorn but i think they closed anyway...
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From: Sorrento Italy
Originally Posted by Bangkok Dean
The best Italian food in BKK is LaOpera on Sukhumvit 39 owned by Rosano. It is one of the oldest Italian restaurants in BKK.
) but food wasnt how i expected, i forgot the name though, it was around dusit hotel...usually i have always my survival set of italian foods there
and my wife is a top level italian (thai) cooker anyway