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[QUOTE=Scorchin; 1467999]In the simplest possible terms I posted a question asking for information about Thai Railways, viz, is there any information on major track maintenance on the Bangkok. Chiang Mai main line.

Perhaps if I repeat it some of the more mature members might find time to respond.[/QUOTE]You must be the biggest idiot on this board. I answer the question you ask and you shot back with insults and bashing and you now you stupidly is saying raw nerve shit and throwing in the word mature. I suggest you look in the mirror once you do you will see a big ass!

Goodbye mr. Sensitive there is a bar you might like to hang out it is just off Pattaya Klang behind the Big C extra, you should feel a home there you can't miss it! The bar is call Stupid Bar they are looking for a manager!

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan; 1468115]You must be the biggest idiot on this board. I answer the question you ask and you shot back with insults and bashing and you now you stupidly is saying raw nerve shit and throwing in the word mature. I suggest you look in the mirror once you do you will see a big ass!

Goodbye mr. Sensitive there is a bar you might like to hang out it is just off Pattaya Klang behind the Big C extra, you should feel a home there you can't miss it! The bar is call Stupid Bar they are looking for a manager![/QUOTE]I asked more mature people to reply. You obviously did not get the message.

[QUOTE=Scorchin;1468133]I asked more mature people to reply. You obviously did not get the message.[/QUOTE]Even though your question may not be an ideal one for this forum, I think it still deserves a courteous response.

I have no knowledge of the status of the train from BKK to CM other than to have heard on several occasions that it is a nice, comfortable ride at a reasonable cost. It's on my list, but I have not ridden it yet. Nothing on the official website indicates that the northern line is down now.

From what I am told the bus (even the overnight VIP bus) is a long, tedious 12+ hour ride. Unless you are really strapped for funds, I'd avoid it.

Personally, I've made the trip from BKK to CM (and to Chiang Rai) several times. Each by air. I can usually get a RT ticket on Thai Airways for US$175-$200. I think other airlines may even be a bit cheaper, but I like Thai. They are a class act, and they fly several times each day. Valuing my time and comfort, I choose to travel this way. Although I may still take the train. Just for the experience. One of these days.

SW

[QUOTE=Sirwilliam4; 1468151]Even though your question may not be an ideal one for this forum, I think it still deserves a courteous response.

I have no knowledge of the status of the train from BKK to CM other than to have heard on several occasions that it is a nice, comfortable ride at a reasonable cost. It's on my list, but I have not ridden it yet. Nothing on the official website indicates that the northern line is down now.

From what I am told the bus (even the overnight VIP bus) is a long, tedious 12+ hour ride. Unless you are really strapped for funds, I'd avoid it.

Personally, I've made the trip from BKK to CM (and to Chiang Rai) several times. Each by air. I can usually get a RT ticket on Thai Airways for US$175-$200. I think other airlines may even be a bit cheaper, but I like Thai. They are a class act, and they fly several times each day. Valuing my time and comfort, I choose to travel this way. Although I may still take the train. Just for the experience. One of these days.

SW[/QUOTE]Nok Air and Air Aisa are 1/2 the price. And flying time the same.

[QUOTE=Sirwilliam4;1468151]...I think other airlines may even be a bit cheaper, but I like Thai. They are a class act, and they fly several times each day. Valuing my time and comfort, I choose to travel this way...
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[QUOTE=TConor;1468190]Nok Air and Air Aisa are 1/2 the price. And flying time the same.[/QUOTE]He obviously knows that. You can't take Nok Air or Airasia if you need the Thai Airways comfort level.

You have now firmly established yourself as one of those nasty little creatures that reside under a bridge (in this case our forum) only to come out waving and screaming for no reason except to annoy or pick fights with every passerby who happens to come along.

Welcome to the ISG Thailand Board: Troll.

[QUOTE=Scorchin; 1467856]Tenuous link to sex in Thailand butI am told that the line from Bangkok to Chiang Mai may be under repair in November. Any information?

How do I get from mPs in Bangkok to those in Chiang Mai?[/QUOTE][QUOTE=LittleBigMan;1467905]Take the bus or fly! LBM[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Scorchin; 1467906]The Master of the Obvious. You forgot, in your post, m / see, car, taxi and walking.

If, in your rush to comment, you had paused and READ my post I asked for information about Thai Railways November maintenance programme and only facetiously asked about alternatives to maintain that the post had legitimacy on a sex board. No doubt had I not done so senior members who have nothing better to do than criticise the post of newer members would have objected.

Perhaps you might find time to comment on the relative merits of flying nd bus travel. Now that would be a useful way to spend your time.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Scorchin; 1467999]Oh Dear, Did I touch a raw nerve. <snip

Perhaps if I repeat it some of the more mature members might find time to respond.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Scorchin;1468133]I am sorry. I asked more mature people to reply. You obviously did not get the message.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Scorchin;1467644]Even dummies have some intelligence. I would not give up your day job and become a ventriloquist with this poster as your dummy.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Scorchin;1467644]Wrong. As usual by all accounts.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Scorchin;1466073]Let's stop argung about 'he paid, ' 'I paid, ' 'you paid'. The most boring posts are those arguing that "X" paid 'too much. ' There is enough information on guideline payments here to make any further discussion a non-event.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Scorchin;1462939]Ignorance is dangerous. Given your self confessed ignorance of the realities of India I suggest that any further contribution by you on the subject be regarded as ignorant ramblings.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Scorchin;1462925]Racist Rant. I find that the post above is so ignorant of reality, so stupid in its content and so unbelievable that I hope any Indian members here will correct the OP. As a visitor on many occasions to that country I find the catalogue of criticisms appears to describe an India I do not recognise so full as it is of anecdotal crap.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Sirwilliam4; 1468151]Even though your question may not be an ideal one for this forum, I think it still deserves a courteous response.

I have no knowledge of the status of the train from BKK to CM other than to have heard on several occasions that it is a nice, comfortable ride at a reasonable cost. It's on my list, but I have not ridden it yet. Nothing on the official website indicates that the northern line is down now.

From what I am told the bus (even the overnight VIP bus) is a long, tedious 12+ hour ride. Unless you are really strapped for funds, I'd avoid it.

Personally, I've made the trip from BKK to CM (and to Chiang Rai) several times. Each by air. I can usually get a RT ticket on Thai Airways for US$175-$200. I think other airlines may even be a bit cheaper, but I like Thai. They are a class act, and they fly several times each day. Valuing my time and comfort, I choose to travel this way. Although I may still take the train. Just for the experience. One of these days.

SW[/QUOTE]This is a great response, considerate of you to take the time to give this guy a guy who considers himself "mature" but is nothing more than a immature ass who thinks too highly of himself!

There is nothing wrong with the question being ask here it was a simple one and I gave him a simple answer I know now I was wrong because he wanted his hand to be held like a little prick that he is and would settle for nothing more than a long extensive answer and as you can see my short and sweet answer rough up his neat little world.

But the answer you gave I seriously doubt if he can even buy a ticket by himself. As one can see from the summary given that the word "mature" is used loosely and has expanded to fit his needs.

Nevertheless, while he can't find the way to C.M. or look it up himself too stupid or lazy or both, I was out late late or early morning and decided to check out a oily, Soi Buakhao, Soi Honey, stop at Paradise that opens all night 24/7, 4-5 girls sitting outside but one standout, white skin, 25 years old name something like Not, Nok? girl in the end could easily work at a go go told me she was shy? but after a so so oil and lots of conversation in Thai no boyfriend and no baby great pair of tits all natural with good pair of legs. Did 69 with her for a long time and she does a good slow deep throat. Surely will repeat again she works from 8pm to 9am in the morning. Agree for special massage before 900 baht but gave her 1,000 this was FS. Now she did hit a raw nerve!


LBM

[QUOTE=Scorchin; 1467999]In the simplest possible terms I posted a question asking for information about Thai Railways, viz, is there any information on major track maintenance on the Bangkok. Chiang Mai main line.

Perhaps if I repeat it some of the more mature members might find time to respond.[/QUOTE]Check out the website [url]www.seat61.com.[/url] It has alot of great info about train travel in southeast asia, including Bangkok to Chang Mai

[QUOTE=Sirwilliam4; 1468151]I have no knowledge of the status of the train from BKK to CM other than to have heard on several occasions that it is a nice, comfortable ride at a reasonable cost. It's on my list, but I have not ridden it yet. Nothing on the official website indicates that the northern line is down now.

From what I am told the bus (even the overnight VIP bus) is a long, tedious 12+ hour ride. Unless you are really strapped for funds, I'd avoid it.

SW[/QUOTE]Thank you for you courteous reply.

Having travelled to Chiang Mai half a dozen times by train over the last ten years (and to Nong Kai A few times) I am keen to try the Japanese single berth first class sleepers rather than the older twin berth sleepers. If I do travel by train I will report. But you should try it. A great way to spend a night.

I do enough domestic flying in SE Asia to get bored with local flights!

[QUOTE=TConor;1468190]Nok Air and Air Aisa are 1/2 the price. And flying time the same.[/QUOTE]Thanks, I had missed Nok Air in my research. Last time I flew Air Asia it reminded me of Ryan Air!

[QUOTE=Daddy07;1468199]You have now firmly established yourself as one of those nasty little creatures that reside under a bridge (in this case our forum) only to come out waving and screaming for no reason except to annoy or pick fights with every passerby who happens to come along.[/QUOTE]Perhaps you might take time to read the polite responses to my question. And my replies. I hope they demonstrate 'politeness. '

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan; 1468225]There is nothing wrong with the question being ask here it was a simple one and I gave him a simple answer I know now I was wrong because he wanted his hand to be held like a little prick that he is and would settle for nothing more than a long extensive answer and as you can see my short and sweet answer rough up his neat little world.

But the answer you gave I seriously doubt if he can even buy a ticket by himself. As one can see from the summary given that the word "mature" is used loosely and has expanded to fit his needs.

Nevertheless, while he can't find the way to C. M. Or look it up himself too stupid or lazy or both, I was out late late or early morning and decided to check out a oily, Soi Buakhao, Soi Honey, stop at Paradise that opens all night 24/7, 4-5 girls sitting outside but one standout, white skin. 25 years old name something like Not, Nok? Girl in the end could easily work at a go go told me she was shy? But after a so so oil and lots of conversation in Thai no boyfriend and no baby great pair of tits all natural with good pair of legs. Did 69 with her for a long time and she does a good slow deep throat. Surely will repeat again she works from 8pm to 9am in the morning. Agree for special massage before 900 baht but gave her 1, 000 this was FS. Now she did hit a raw nerve!

LBM[/QUOTE]1. You missed the point. I asked about possible track maintenance.

2. I have bought train tickets in Thailand from agents whilst overseas, from local agents whilst in Bangkok and from the stain. The only person holding my hand was a diminutive Thai girl travelling with me.

3. I enjoyed, vicariously your description of your night out. Love cheap pornography.

[QUOTE=Sock111; 1468233]Check out the website.

[url]www.seat61.com.[/url]

It has alot of great info about train travel in southeast asia, including Bangkok to Chang Mai[/QUOTE]Thanks; used it lots and thoroughly recommend it. The guy running it likes feed back and we have 'chatted' about the 'bamboo line' in Cambodia.

[QUOTE=Mr Enternational;1467963]Uhhh. Couldn't this be said for people in general and has nothing to do with religion or being a Thai working girl? On the whole humans value life, but everyday in every country, people kill people.[/QUOTE]Not all people or hookers are created equal. I like my chances with a "life respecting" Buddhist Thai girl rather than with a PI, Indo or African.

That being said, though, again, there are bad apples everywhere. For example there were recent reliable reports of a TG working the streets near NEP, knowing she has HIV & having BBFS with customers. This worries the other girls working there. So unless you're "in the know" about who to avoid, or use "protection", beware. I could advise you not to take any ugly or average looking girls, but there's many guys here who think up is down. Luvpuss may have already stuck his joystick in her.

Found this funny pic, which might lighten things around.