bangkok is crowded

Date: Dec 18, 2009

bangkok is crowded

pea play maker · Member

Yes very crowed. This is the beutifull image. But you know I think Laos is better than BKK.

In fact it's very very traffic jam. and bad pollution. If I can choose I will choose Vientein to be my home.

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Bangkok is not a good place to live just to work because all good salary works are in there.

Date: Dec 18, 2009

^^ I second that statement above. Too many countries are racing to have the highest skyscrapers that all the cities with buildings looks like a replica of one another. The tranquility and natural uniquesness of Laos is very attractive. I never realized how beautiful Laos is until I visited. I hope their people know that and keep the country as the top ecotourism attraction.

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Thank you friend for the positive comment about Laos. I feel the same as you, I rather be at some place peace and quite, surrounding by beautiful mountains, fresh air, when you take a good deep breath and you know that's toxic free.

I got so tire of this crazy world, cann't wait to go back there one day.

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Wow Bangkok is beautiful and very big and crowded but I still enjoy to live in nature once in a while and stay aways from big city and civilization and go back in time when I take a vacation.

Date: Dec 18, 2009

pea play maker wrote:

Yes very crowed. This is the beutifull image. But you know I think Laos is better than BKK.

In fact it's very very traffic jam. and bad pollution. If I can choose I will choose Vientein to be my home.

Mr pea play maker are you khon Lao - Chao man khon Lao bor?

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Yeah, Bangkok is very crowded

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Here we go again just as when the dust has settled. There is always one geeky class clown!

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Banditen-metropol, Prostitution + AIDS, Criminel No.1. Phnom Penh is very nice

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Phnom Penh is nice, Bangkok is nice.

But Luang Prabang IS NICER!!!!!!!!!

Date: Dec 18, 2009

That's right my friend. Louang phraband and Vangvieng is my favorite places.

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Pattaya is sexy. i love u thai-girl

Date: Dec 18, 2009

May be try to live in rotate building in Dubai.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgtX20FTdoM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzQazjw-4jI

Date: Dec 18, 2009

May be try to live in rotated building.

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Living in rotating building? No thanks that'll give me motion sickness. Nice to look at though.

Ahhh Dubai is it mirage or miracle?

Date: Dec 18, 2009

I don't know about man made city, when the earthquake strike near the area the major disaster is ready to happen. Especially, the big tall building.

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Dubai a city with no soul!

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Dubai a city with no soul!

         Then try this ....more romantic .....

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Cool Song,Sao Lao Bao tai

Date: Dec 18, 2009

I looooooooooooove nong Alexandra!

Date: Dec 18, 2009

Phnom Pehg is nice? Don't make me laugh.....

Date: Dec 19, 2009

Every city has its good and bad neighborhoods. Take New York City for an example:

Here is a ghetto

And here is another part of New York

Bangkok is no difference.

Date: Dec 19, 2009

That are abandoned building where they are a lot of gang's members and drugs dealers are hanging around and the homeless people are living. Laos does not have the building like those but in the fututre when the cities grow and soon Laos will face the same problems. Right now Laos is the least devevoped and don't have too many abandoned building and too much slums but it will be soon in the future if the government are not carefully plan and control the beautuful of the nature of our country.

Date: Dec 19, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Phnom Pehg is nice? Don't make me laugh.....

Well Cambodian brother we all know how the Cambodia are today is not that much different from Laos in development so no need to talk too much but I agree with you that Cambodia are in the progress of developing and remodeling the new cities and economy grow fast and also in the progress of oil drilling and building railroads and hi- way and building many factories such as auto assembly by Hyundai, plastic , and rubbers and garment factories, electronic cell phone by south Korea factories and import a lot garment to the US and rice and more real state development as well.

[video=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9zdd5Im8p

Date: Dec 19, 2009

Date: Dec 19, 2009

motherfucker · Member

I agree, Bangkok is nice and crowded but New york city is # crowded in the world that's why I don't like to live in big city.
Naturally, many countries including Laos has interesting and nicest places that we need to see.

Date: Dec 19, 2009

I can't say enough nice things about Laos, breathless and magical. No words to describe it. God's creation. this earth is god's creation, but human's destroyed it; or in the process of destroying it.

Date: Dec 19, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

I can't say enough nice things about Laos, breathless and magical. No words to describe it. God's creation. this earth is god's creation, but human's destroyed it; or in the process of destroying it.

This earth was already here when god arrived.

namae · Veteran Member

bangkok, thailand

Kualalumpur , Malaysia

Singapore
(buildings in singapore are beautiful, they turn on the lights 24 hours)

-- Edited by namae on Saturday 19th of December 2009 08:31:18 AM

kingkeano_16 · Member

I'm Thai.

I don't like Bangkok . Because traffic jam,Poluttion...etc.

I like Luang phrabang. But I love Thailand too.

Date: Dec 19, 2009

To the one who post this topic and thank you of showing your beautiful photos of Thailand ( BangKok) and the other countries as well but no need to indirectly insult the country which are least developed and poorer that your country.

Date: Dec 19, 2009

http://www.asiaclassictours.com/images/upload/tour_357_phuket-ews.jpg

Phuket

Date: Dec 19, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Phuket

Thank you for sharing beautiful photos.

Date: Dec 19, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

May be try to live in rotated building.

Don't dream too much. I don't think you can live there in Dubai. It's for the Billionairs people. If you go there you can work as only constructor worker and sharing the bed room with 8 peoples in the Khmer labor camps.

Date: Dec 19, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

Banditen-metropol, Prostitution + AIDS, Criminel No.1. Phnom Penh is very nice

Phom Penh is nice? hahaha..so funny! I have seen Phnom Penh every where there is copy from Thailand mostly Peng Look-toong

Phom Penh is more polluted than Bangkok and more crowded and also very traffic jam and no even a single express way. All street are full of beggers, thifes, dregs of society, garbage

They even chnage the named One Tambol One Product (OTOP) to One Village One Product (OVOP) very funny

Food in Phom Penh is quite dirty than in Laos\

Out of the down town of Phnom Penh is ful of red dust

Date: Dec 19, 2009

If all bad things in Bangkok but why Bangkok got Award Winning 1st Best Tourist Destination in Asia and 3rd Best Destination in the World??

Anyway, I still like to go Bangkok as it's more fun out there.

Date: Dec 22, 2009

ภูเก็ตทะเลสวยจริงๆเลย biggrin

Date: Dec 22, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

ภูเก็ตทะเลสวยจริงๆเลย

Hey friend you are welcome to Samakomlao but Samakomlao has rules to post in English please respect than you.

Date: Dec 22, 2009

Anonymous wrote:

ภูเก็ตทะเลสวยจริงๆเลย

Somchai Jitsuchon, research director for macroeconomic development and income distribution at the Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI), said that overall poverty in Thailand has worsened since 2008, in the wake of increased oil and food prices.

LIVING TOGETHER: Wiphaphak Phengthanongand and her family of 10 live in two tiny bedrooms and a living room.

He said the number of poor increased from 5.4 million in 2007 to 5.7 million in 2008, 11.4% of the total population, 5.2 million in rural areas and 570,000 in towns and cities.

The poor, according to the TDRI's definition, are people who earn between 1,749 and 1,800 baht per month.

"The number of poor increased particularly in the first half of 2008. But the increase was not substantial. I am more concerned for the figures for this year, the first quarter in particular, because unemployment has already risen," Dr Somchai said.

That the informal workers are not covered by the existing pension fund system, nor entitled to unemployment or health benefits, was a factor in high poverty rates in Thailand.

According to the National Statistics Office, six out of 10 of the labour force are informal workers. The term defines workers more than 15 years old and not covered by the Social Security Office, including part-time or sub-contracted workers, farmers,

Date: Jan 4, 2010

oh yes

Date: Jan 4, 2010

I also prefer Bangkok because it's inexpensive and there are many excitements that can get. smile

Date: Jan 4, 2010

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

ภูเก็ตทะเลสวยจริงๆเลย

Somchai Jitsuchon, research director for macroeconomic development and income distribution at the Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI), said that overall poverty in Thailand has worsened since 2008, in the wake of increased oil and food prices.

LIVING TOGETHER: Wiphaphak Phengthanongand and her family of 10 live in two tiny bedrooms and a living room.
He said the number of poor increased from 5.4 million in 2007 to 5.7 million in 2008, 11.4% of the total population, 5.2 million in rural areas and 570,000 in towns and cities.
The poor, according to the TDRI's definition, are people who earn between 1,749 and 1,800 baht per month.
"The number of poor increased particularly in the first half of 2008. But the increase was not substantial. I am more concerned for the figures for this year, the first quarter in particular, because unemployment has already risen," Dr Somchai said.
That the informal workers are not covered by the existing pension fund system, nor entitled to unemployment or health benefits, was a factor in high poverty rates in Thailand.
According to the National Statistics Office, six out of 10 of the labour force are informal workers. The term defines workers more than 15 years old and not covered by the Social Security Office, including part-time or sub-contracted workers, farmers,

Is this what the Laotians in Samakomlao use to greet Thais ? I will remeber this.

Who should take it more seriously about poverty ?

Date: Jan 5, 2010

But you can get HIV also!! The top ten country that has a lot of Prostitutions and HIV in Asia is Thailand becarefull!!

Date: Jan 5, 2010

Anonymous wrote:

But you can get HIV also!! The top ten country that has a lot of Prostitutions and HIV in Asia is Thailand becarefull!!

Africa and China is the number one HIV

Date: Jan 5, 2010

The main reason why Bangkok are so crowded is because of too much Bang****...LOL

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Date: Jan 5, 2010

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

ภูเก็ตทะเลสวยจริงๆเลย

Somchai Jitsuchon, research director for macroeconomic development and income distribution at the Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI), said that overall poverty in Thailand has worsened since 2008, in the wake of increased oil and food prices.

LIVING TOGETHER: Wiphaphak Phengthanongand and her family of 10 live in two tiny bedrooms and a living room.
He said the number of poor increased from 5.4 million in 2007 to 5.7 million in 2008, 11.4% of the total population, 5.2 million in rural areas and 570,000 in towns and cities.
The poor, according to the TDRI's definition, are people who earn between 1,749 and 1,800 baht per month.
"The number of poor increased particularly in the first half of 2008. But the increase was not substantial. I am more concerned for the figures for this year, the first quarter in particular, because unemployment has already risen," Dr Somchai said.
That the informal workers are not covered by the existing pension fund system, nor entitled to unemployment or health benefits, was a factor in high poverty rates in Thailand.
According to the National Statistics Office, six out of 10 of the labour force are informal workers. The term defines workers more than 15 years old and not covered by the Social Security Office, including part-time or sub-contracted workers, farmers,

65,000,000 - 5,700,000 = ?????

Date: Jan 5, 2010

Anonymous wrote:

But you can get HIV also!! The top ten country that has a lot of Prostitutions and HIV in Asia is Thailand becarefull!!

Some prostitutes in Thailand are from Laos. They are Laotians.

Date: Jan 5, 2010

Anonymous wrote:

The main reason why Bangkok are so crowded is because of too much Bang****...LOL..

Thailand: More Prostitutes, More Pollution, More Chaos

                >>>>>>>> BUT MORE MONEY, BETTER EDUCATION, BETTER HEALTHCARE SERVICES, MORE FREEDOM , MORE OPPORTUNITY and BETTER STANDARD OF LIVING

                >>>>>>>> A lot of Laotians come to Thailand for Education, Healthcares and Jobs