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Showing posts with label bangkok. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bangkok. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Weird Thai Picture of The Day: Butt Hold
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
That's What You Call "Worth It"!
A funny add about a special discount for students by Shabushi restaurant. Just show your student ID and pay only 239 THB or 199 THB if you also have a Shabushi member card. Enjoy all you can eat!!
Monday, November 14, 2011
Weird Thai Picture Of The Flood Season: Spiderman's in Bangkok!!
Channel 3, one of the biggest channels in Thailand, has been gathering food and other necessities for flood victims in Bangkok. Lots of celebrities and movie starts came to lend a hand, but Spiderman took center stage today!
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Friday, August 5, 2011
Cheap Plate
As mentioned before in this blog, some Thai people like to spend a fortune on expensive plate numbers. But this guy has his own trend:
Sometimes cheap works too...hehe...
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Wholesale Fashion from Bangkok
High quality and affordable!
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Sunday, July 24, 2011
Bangkok = BEST VALUE global city for US & UK Travelers!
And the accolades keep rolling in.
Just a couple of weeks after Travel+Leisure readers voted Bangkok the “World's Best City," Tripadvisor.com says the Thai capital offers the “Best Bang for Buck” worldwide.
The travel website released the results of its inaugural TripIndex –- a cost comparison of 50 key tourist cities around the world and 15 hot spots in the U.S. -- tracked against the U.S. dollar.
Beating 49 cities, Bangkok was found to be the best-value global city for U.S. travelers, with a total TripIndex tally of US$112.
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Monday, July 11, 2011
This Time It's Porche Taxi!
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Saturday, July 9, 2011
Weird Thai Picture Of The Day: Ferrari 360 Taxi
Spotted: a rare brand for taxi was parked in Siam Square, Bangkok. I wonder if it has a meter inside....
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Stay at the ROARING RATCHADA!
990 baht/night ONLY!
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Turns out that it ain't only Ferrari that's been cruisin' Bangkok as a taxi!
Check out this Porsche taxi, too!
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Naughty Thai Elephant
Naughty Naughty....
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VINTAGE SANRIO ITEMS!
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Friday, June 24, 2011
Is The Great Flood Coming Yet?
There was a rumor created by a Thai monk a few months ago that a great flood was going to wipe out Bangkok from the face of the earth around April-May. Since building an ark will be impossible, I guess the driver of this pick up truck thought raising his car will do the trick...
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VINTAGE SANRIO ITEMS HERE!
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Monday, May 30, 2011
Sex "education", anyone?
Shhhh....we don't talk about sex! But what do we do with raging teenage hormones? Fortunately there is a TV program called Choo Ruk Choo Rot on Thai channel that "teaches" sex education to high school students. It starts at around 1 am in the morning. (Would most students be in bed by then?). It features 2 hosts and a doctor who go around different high schools around Bangkok in the hope to give some sex education to the youngsters. Students asked questions such as "how can I tell if he really loves me?" and was answered with with "you are still very young. If he really loves you, he will wait until you are married to have sex". They raise questions such as "when all your friends have a significant other, would you
a) get one for yourself
b) stay single
Two teams gave their side of the debate with answers such as, "of course we should get one ourselves too because we don't want to be lonely", or "get a partner and we can do our homework together". Haha...yeah, right. Another team pointed out that they should stay single because they are good looking and they still have lots of choices in the market. At the end the doctor will sum up the lesson that was supposed to be "learned" on that topic. He indicated that "if you are still in school and not earning any money yet, you cannot bring anything into a relationship yet. Wait until you have finished college and have a job before considering having a significant other because no one wants someone who has nothing to offer." Wow...a very insightful lesson here. So doc thinks money is EVERYTHING? Nice advice. Do they still count on the "just don't do it"?
a) get one for yourself
b) stay single
Two teams gave their side of the debate with answers such as, "of course we should get one ourselves too because we don't want to be lonely", or "get a partner and we can do our homework together". Haha...yeah, right. Another team pointed out that they should stay single because they are good looking and they still have lots of choices in the market. At the end the doctor will sum up the lesson that was supposed to be "learned" on that topic. He indicated that "if you are still in school and not earning any money yet, you cannot bring anything into a relationship yet. Wait until you have finished college and have a job before considering having a significant other because no one wants someone who has nothing to offer." Wow...a very insightful lesson here. So doc thinks money is EVERYTHING? Nice advice. Do they still count on the "just don't do it"?
We all know teenagers ARE having sex. How will this "sex education" help teenagers prevent unwanted pregnancies or getting STDs? Is this an adequate education for young people who are exploring sexuality? What happened to educating them on how to correctly put on a condom? Where are all the gory pictures of STD infections? Birth control pills, perhaps? By having it aired after midnight and packed with not-so-educational questions and answers, this sure is a weird way of teaching sex education. No, let's make that lame with capital L.
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
What A Waste of Such A COOL Idea!
"FOOD. FASHION. FEAR."
That's the slogan of Mansion 7, a so-called "thriller boutique mall" in Ratchadapisek 14 Road. The concept seemed to be so weird that it's cool --- a boutique mall decked out like a haunted mansion, divided into three zones:
Neglected Garden Zone - for retail shops
Playground Zone - with scary-looking restaurants and an open area for thrilling games
The Dark Mansion - a ghost house (180 baht to enter)
The website looks freakin' COOL. I was sold.
Today I went to check it out.
Imagine my horror (pun totally intended) when I realized that the building turned out to be like a warehouse. WITH NO AIRCON.
It was a SAUNA in there. A sauna without the fluffy towel and bathrobe.
Worse, the Playground Zone had all these (non-free) games that were supposed to be played... IN THE NON-AIRCONED, HUMID BANGKOK AIR.
Imagine playing these games in sauna-like humidity:
Sure, there are giant fans circulating the air, but when the air from outside is thick like butter, all you'll feel is breezes of muggy, hot air.
I asked the waiter why there's no aircon outside.
He said, "Erm, there's just no aircon." DUH.
"But it's so HOT outside!" I whined. He could only smile sheepishly.
He added that at 6pm, purple lights will be turned on.
OK, so people will look purple at 6pm.
BUT STILL SWEATING BULLETS. Fabulous.
I thought the whole idea of a scary-looking mansion is to give people the CHILLS?!
Hell, I ain't feelin' no chills whatsoever. I was feelin' more like I'm gonna get heat rash soon.
This haunted mansion is supposedly modeled after the mansion of (fictional) Lord Ratchada's house, where he, trying to bring back his daughter from death, conducted horrifying experiments on human victims.
What is so upsetting is that the whole idea of a haunted mansion as a mall is reeeeally awesome.
Mansion 7 has SO MUCH POTENTIAL.
I swear, this whole place is being wasted.
Just get some aircons, for Pete's sake!!!
Bangkokians get really sluggish in the heat. Imagine your pretty date getting all sweaty and uncomfortable instead of hugging you tightly in fright.
What a waste of opportunity.
I even saw a foreign couple come in. They seemed very excited outside (and even took pics of the giant purple "claw" at the entrance). But once they went inside (and started sweating buckets), they spent max 3 minutes to walk around, and simply left. They didn't even open their wallets.
Is the management trying to save money? But an article in "The Nation" claimed that this place had a budget of 170 million baht - that ain't chump change!
That's the slogan of Mansion 7, a so-called "thriller boutique mall" in Ratchadapisek 14 Road. The concept seemed to be so weird that it's cool --- a boutique mall decked out like a haunted mansion, divided into three zones:
Neglected Garden Zone - for retail shops
Playground Zone - with scary-looking restaurants and an open area for thrilling games
The Dark Mansion - a ghost house (180 baht to enter)
The website looks freakin' COOL. I was sold.
Today I went to check it out.
OK, the ghoulish, twisted, purple building looked like something that belonged in a nightmare:
I could already feel cold sweat starting to form at the nape of my neck.
Imagine my horror (pun totally intended) when I realized that the building turned out to be like a warehouse. WITH NO AIRCON.
Let me repeat that:
NO AIRCON. Right here in tropical Thailand.
With temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celcius.
And humidity so high you feel like breathing underwater.
It was a SAUNA in there. A sauna without the fluffy towel and bathrobe.
Oh sure the retail shops were all airconditioned.
But it was sweltering hot outside these shops.
There were also areas inside the building where some sunlight actually reached:
Yea, the sunlight made all the (supposedly) spooky-looking decor look TOTALLY LAME.
Isn't a haunted place s'posed to be D-A-R-K?!
Worse, the Playground Zone had all these (non-free) games that were supposed to be played... IN THE NON-AIRCONED, HUMID BANGKOK AIR.
Imagine playing these games in sauna-like humidity:
The "How Many Pots of Sweat Can You Produce" Game
The "How Far Can You Go Before Your Sweat Short-Circuits the Electrified Metal" Game
The "Billiards With Salty Sweat In Your Eyes" Game
The "Let's See Who'll Slide Off the Sweat First" Game
And look! Even this far inside, some sunlight STILL got in:
That's right. Those hands ain't lookin' any scary.
In fact, they just look pathetic under the bright sunlight.
There's a very spooky, ominous-looking "moon" hanging from the ceiling:
Unfortunately, looking up will just remind you that you're in a cheapo warehouse WITH NO AIRCON, sweating like a pig.
Sure, there are giant fans circulating the air, but when the air from outside is thick like butter, all you'll feel is breezes of muggy, hot air.
By this time, I was already sweating profusely that we were forced to go inside one of the restaurants:
I asked the waiter why there's no aircon outside.
He said, "Erm, there's just no aircon." DUH.
"But it's so HOT outside!" I whined. He could only smile sheepishly.
He added that at 6pm, purple lights will be turned on.
OK, so people will look purple at 6pm.
BUT STILL SWEATING BULLETS. Fabulous.
I thought the whole idea of a scary-looking mansion is to give people the CHILLS?!
Hell, I ain't feelin' no chills whatsoever. I was feelin' more like I'm gonna get heat rash soon.
Maybe the reason why there's no aircon is to lure visitors to enter the Dark Mansion?
It sure looks creepy enough.
This haunted mansion is supposedly modeled after the mansion of (fictional) Lord Ratchada's house, where he, trying to bring back his daughter from death, conducted horrifying experiments on human victims.
There's even a TV explaining the legend of Lord Ratchada in front of the Dark Mansion:
But honestly, how many times are visitors going to keep coming back once they've tried the Dark Mansion? Haunted houses are fun only the FIRST time around.
What is so upsetting is that the whole idea of a haunted mansion as a mall is reeeeally awesome.
Mansion 7 has SO MUCH POTENTIAL.
Look at this restaurant called "Blood Moon":
Notice the "blood" seeping from under the door? FREAKY!
And check out this creepy-looking wheelchair and poster set:
YIKES!
There's even a Harry-Potter-looking "Mansion 7 Gift Shop":
I swear, this whole place is being wasted.
Just get some aircons, for Pete's sake!!!
Bangkokians get really sluggish in the heat. Imagine your pretty date getting all sweaty and uncomfortable instead of hugging you tightly in fright.
What a waste of opportunity.
I even saw a foreign couple come in. They seemed very excited outside (and even took pics of the giant purple "claw" at the entrance). But once they went inside (and started sweating buckets), they spent max 3 minutes to walk around, and simply left. They didn't even open their wallets.
Is the management trying to save money? But an article in "The Nation" claimed that this place had a budget of 170 million baht - that ain't chump change!
I understand that economic times are tough nowadays, but foregoing AIRCON is unforgivable!!!!!!!!!
Notes to Mansion 7 management:
- PLEASE bring in some aircons to up the CHILL factor.
- seal the whole building for climate-control. Make sure no sunlight seeps in. Haunted mansions are meant to be DARK.
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