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Bankrut Station in Prachuap

Justin SooPublished June 18, 2011Last updated July 26, 20111 minute read

Bankrut Station in Prachuap. Ban Krut has one of the more picturesque railway stations you will see in Thailand. And now the express trains stop daily. The “Sprinter” southbound from Bangkok to Surat Thani departs Bangkok Hua Lamphong at 07:30, air con at about Bt 350 which includes a meal, and arrives at Ban Krut Continue reading “Bankrut Station in Prachuap”

In love beside the beach

Justin SooPublished June 13, 20111 minute read

In love beside the beach.

Malaysia Police Man Failed

Justin SooPublished June 4, 20111 minute read

Malaysia Police use force and handcuff to my friend because of selling tortoise in Pasar Malam ( Night Market )

How I check if my website is blocked by China ?

Justin SooPublished May 22, 20111 minute read

How I check if my website is blocked by China ? One of my customer is using Godaddy.com hosting from USA, and making a Chinese related forum that need to be accessed by people form China. But the day launch, they mass email to their customers for the registration. But all of the people from Continue reading “How I check if my website is blocked by China ?”

Thai Typewriter

Justin SooPublished May 18, 20112 minutes read

Thai old style typewriter from Olympia. According to Sarit Pattajoti (1966), the first English typewriters imported for use in Thailand were those made by Hammond and Remington. Not until 1891 was the first Thai typewriter invented by Edwin Hunter, the second son of Samuel Gamble Macfarland, an American missionary despatched to Bangkok. Edwin Hunter was Continue reading “Thai Typewriter”

My dinner – Cricket

Justin SooPublished May 13, 2011Last updated June 22, 20111 minute read

This is my dinner tonight, Cricket. You want to try ? They are boiled and ready for eat. It is selling for around 80 Baht / KG in here. Some info from wiki: Crickets, family Gryllidae (also known as “true crickets”), are insects somewhat related to grasshoppers, and more closely related to katydids or bush Continue reading “My dinner – Cricket”