Golden Million FR & Pricing Guide

[toothbrush]

Originally Posted by MrDevil

I would have thought fire will be reflamed after meeting her but apparently I was suprised that both of us dont feel a thing and basically treating each other as long lost friend catching up the good old time. I have also realised that once these girls got back, most will wanted to start a new life and forget everything happened in JB. I bet most of you will know their life in JB is like living hell if you know the situation behind the curtain. So meeting her up again actually refreshed her wound and its sad to see them sobbing recalling their ordeal during their short duty in JB. Seeing how that short period of time have changed the life of a young teenager is really sad. I am the only one that she met after she returned to home, I believe she really wanted to forget everything happened at JB.

Cannot understand the actual meaning of what until u mean until I was with my regular gal yesterday.
she told me the same thing, she told me to forget her once forget home
She ask me to find a good SG gal and she is a "bad" gal.

[MrDevil]

Originally Posted by toothbrush

Cannot understand the actual meaning of what until u mean until I was with my regular gal yesterday.
she told me the same thing, she told me to forget her once forget home
She ask me to find a good SG gal and she is a "bad" gal.

At least she is sincere and honest to you, while some may try to continue to hook you to maintain her regular customer base for whatever reason in the future. No harm to keep in contact if you think its worth the effort.

[toothbrush]

Originally Posted by MrDevil

At least she is sincere and honest to you, while some may try to continue to hook you to maintain her regular customer base for whatever reason in the future. No harm to keep in contact if you think its worth the effort.

She is one of the rare few that is so honest with me..
Will only keep in contact with her if she is willingly.
Anyway guess she most probably have a tirak back in her home
No point for me to carry on, will treat her as a good friend (bonk partner)

[MrDevil]

Originally Posted by toothbrush

She is one of the rare few that is so honest with me..
Will only keep in contact with her if she is willingly.
Anyway guess she most probably have a tirak back in her home
No point for me to carry on, will treat her as a good friend (bonk partner)

with starhub free IDD to LOS, its cheaper to keep in touch. I usually stay in touch with the few better one that I like whenever they returned home. Who knows we may meet up again in thailand since it just a throw of stone away only. By now, I think I have accumulated enough contact of puying spread all over LOS, from North East to North West to West, East and Southern of Thailand.

[C4 (Bomb)]

Originally Posted by Hakoshu

*Salute* I won't be so regular as of last time, dun concede defeat also mai dai laew, hahaha!

No body is concede defeat unless he himself say he got defeat.
if he got no $ 2 cheong he is oso not concede defeat it oni $$$$ the problem.
hahaha so cheong well u still got enough for them hahaha

[toothbrush]

Originally Posted by MrDevil

with starhub free IDD to LOS, its cheaper to keep in touch. I usually stay in touch with the few better one that I like whenever they returned home. Who knows we may meet up again in thailand since it just a throw of stone away only. By now, I think I have accumulated enough contact of puying spread all over LOS, from North East to North West to West, East and Southern of Thailand.

did not realise starhub offer free IDD to LOS... emmm that give me a good reason to start accumulating contact

[Hakoshu]

Originally Posted by toothbrush

did not realise starhub offer free IDD to LOS... emmm that give me a good reason to start accumulating contact

yea, a promotion started in 1st of august, now i can call her everyday without buying calling cards liao!!!!

[Hakoshu]

Originally Posted by C4 (Bomb)

No body is concede defeat unless he himself say he got defeat.
if he got no $ 2 cheong he is oso not concede defeat it oni $$$$ the problem.
hahaha so cheong well u still got enough for them hahaha

But..... But.... i must be faithful i would feel very guilty.... :

[toothbrush]

Originally Posted by Hakoshu

yea, a promotion started in 1st of august, now i can call her everyday without buying calling cards liao!!!!

starhub here i come

[MrDevil]

Originally Posted by Hakoshu

But..... But.... i must be faithful i would feel very guilty.... :

Will she feel guilt if she not faithful? This is a big killer in most tirak relationship, believe me. If not, try spend a bit of your time to run thru all the tirak stories posted here and other forums, you will understand. If you do not expect nor demand to the the only one and forever relationship, both of you will be much happier and sweeter together, though its easier said than done. Still doubting my words, mark it down and relook it few months down the road again.

[Hakoshu]

Originally Posted by MrDevil

Will she feel guilt if she not faithful? This is a big killer in most tirak relationship, believe me. If not, try spend a bit of your time to run thru all the tirak stories posted here and other forums, you will understand. If you do not expect nor demand to the the only one and forever relationship, both of you will be much happier and sweeter together, though its easier said than done. Still doubting my words, mark it down and relook it few months down the road again.

oh, bro devil..... i know it very well of all the things tat might happened, i'm
not new to it.... In fact it happened to me b4 but this time round, i had place slightly more in but not totally into it. Have faith in me, bro~ November, i planned to go thailand, there is a event in november right? i think they set paper boats free to the sea/river for good wishes. Forgot wat they called it liao..

[toothbrush]

Originally Posted by Hakoshu

oh, bro devil..... i know it very well of all the things tat might happened, i'm
not new to it.... In fact it happened to me b4 but this time round, i had place slightly more in but not totally into it. Have faith in me, bro~ November, i planned to go thailand, there is a event in november right? i think they set paper boats free to the sea/river for good wishes. Forgot wat they called it liao..

it is called loykatong ( dunno the spelling )

[Hakoshu]

Originally Posted by toothbrush

it is called loykatong ( dunno the spelling )

i think its loy kathong.. Morning they would go temple and pray, a event of praying for well being..

[Hakoshu]

Originally Posted by toothbrush

it is called loykatong ( dunno the spelling )

Just found out more abt the festival...
26th November: Loy Krathong, a festival on the full moon of November. Krathong is a little cup shaped like a lotus flower, each with a candle and incense stick inside. Loy Krathong mean "floating Krathongs." This is an offering to mother of water to ask her to forgive us for polluting the water.

Following events as follows,
5th December: The King's Birthday Celebrations (Father's Day), King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest reigning monarch. is well beloved and deeply respected by all Thais old and young. The occasion of his royal birthday provides his loyal subjects the opportunity to express their reverence for him. All over the country. buildings and homes are elaborately decorated and the area around the Grand Palace is spectacularly illuminated.

10th December: Constitution Day, a public holiday on the 10th December to commemorate the start of the constitution monarchy in 1932.

1st January: New Year's Day. To greet the New Year, a range of uniquely Thai traditional and cultural festivities are held in various parts of the country. As day breaks on the first day of the new year begins with the Buddhist merit-making ritual in the early hours of the morning and is followed by afternoon and evening merry-making and folk entertainment.

10th January: Children's Day

16th January: Teacher's Day

5th March: Magha Bucha Day. This important Buddhist holy day marks the auspicious occasion when 1,250 of Lord Buddha's adherents spontaneously congregated to hear him give a sermon. Merit-making ceremonies are held during the day at temples throughout the country, while at night, triple candlelit circumambulations are staged around major temples.

6th April: Chakri Day, a public holiday on 7th April to commemorate King Rama I who was the first of the Chakri Kings.

13th-15th April: Songkran Day. The traditional Thai New Year is an occasion for celebration throughout the country. This occasion is marked with religious ceremonies as well as public festivities. Water throwing among the people in a spirit of fun and goodwill is the main activity of this festival.

1st May: National Labour Day.

5th May: Coronation Day, a public holiday on 6th May to commemorate the coronation of the king.

7th May: Royal Ploughing Ceremony, on 9th May of this year. King Bhumibol oversees the ancient Ploughing Ceremony to mark the beginning of the rice-planting season. This ceremony began in India, but it has been practiced in Thailand for hundreds of years. The ceremony is very important for Thai farmers, because it predicts how much rain will fall and how well the crops will grow. Thousands of farmers come to the Grand Palace to watch.

2nd June: Visakha Bucha, This is the holiest of all the auspicious Buddhist religious days, marking the birth, enlightenment, and death of Lord Buddha. All over the country, people go to temples to listen to sermons by revered monks and make merit. Shortly after sunset, candlelit circumambulations take place around major temples.

31th July: Asanha Pucha Day, The full-moon day of the eighth lunar month marks the preaching of Lord Buddha's first sermon to his first five disciples after attaining Enlightenment more than 2,500 years ago. In the evening, candlelit processions take place in Buddhist temples around the country.

1st August: Buddist Lent, This day marks the commencement of the Buddhist Lent or Phansa during which monks must reside inside their temples to study and meditate. This is also the most auspicious time for Buddhist ordinations since it marks a period of renewed spiritual vigour.

12th August: The Queen's Birthday Celebration (Mother's Day), To display their loyalty and to honour Her Majesty Queen Sirikit on the occasion of her royal birthday, the Thai people decorate their houses and public buildings. Around Bangkok, Ratchadamnoen Avenue, the area around the Grand Palace and other well-known locations are bedecked with coloured lights and magnificent adornments.

23rd October: Chulalongkorn Day, a public holiday to commemorate King Rama V who started to do a lot of things like a first hospital, railways, post office, abolished etc.


(All infos are based on Festivals in 2004)< there's even a buffalo racing on oct in chonburi> *Upcoming events is the Queen's birthday celebration on 12th august*

[Malaysian Datuk]

12th August still can make it to BKK to celebrate Queen Sirikit's birthday.