Looking for a room in a house share in Chiang Mai
Hi guys
I am in chiang mai working as a teacher and i am looking for a room to rent or maybe a house to share with some people. I come from England, have just graduated from University. I am mature 26 year old that also knows how to have fun (in moderation).
The location i want is somewhere near the inner city, maybe around the west side, near Hauy Kaew but location i am not too bothered about.
Pruivate messaage me if you have a room available for me to rent.
Cheers guys
You will get no sensible offers mate (guessing you are a woman?) as most teachers like to live alone.
Daniel Bedingfield claimed that his new album is what it would sound like if Sting, Stevie Wonder and Micheal Jackson were in a basement together - I haven't got the album so I'll have to imagine the sound of a blind bloke and a Geordie kicking the shit out of a pedophile.
^ And most can't afford a place with more than one bedroom
Note for the dimensionally retarded: 6" = 150 mm
To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.
Can't beat my place for a 1 bedroom mate! Would have taken your house in an instant if not for the contract though!Originally Posted by bet
^ And most can't afford a place with more than one bedroom
You could have kept the mia noi in the house until your contract expired
Sorry, off topic. OP, housing is plentiful and cheap throughout Thailand. I would suggest that you get somewhere temporary in the first instance.
The poster Bubba used to live up there, in the jungle somewhere, he'll give you some advice.
Hello ajrb.183
I'm in CM and there is something for everyone here and at all budget levels. What is your budget? It always helps when posting in forums for accommodation to be as specific as possible. That way you not only get more response, but the replies are usually more useful too
Cheers
Aitch
I wonder if she ever found a place to live via online help? I always find it a little odd when someone takes the time to create a post asking for information, yet never bother to check back and or respond to those who took the time to assist. Being online for a good few years now, I think we should always limit our assistance to new posters unless they show up shortly after the thread kicks off.
Btw, I'm sure I saw the same post in the TV Chiang Mai forum, so it looks like it she was probably being a bit opportunistic, or perhaps was even just a little unorganised and panicky and forgot where she posted.
Aitch
Very good points Aitch.
It's not so much odd as annoying.
The worst job in Thailand must be the man who has to sit down with a blue marker pen and mark a number two on the two-baht coins to stop people thinking they are one-baht coins.
seeking closure?
Maybe he/she just found somewhere and didn't need these hostile comments, only advice. These posts show the gang mentality of ajarn forum. If Fill is the biznesman we hear he is, he might like to instegate a change.
Is there one helpful comment? No!
Most people would think eejits, and walk away.
I would say the response below is quite helpful lostilos. Wouldn't you?
Hello ajrb.183
I'm in CM and there is something for everyone here and at all budget levels. What is your budget? It always helps when posting in forums for accommodation to be as specific as possible. That way you not only get more response, but the replies are usually more useful too
Cheers
Aitch
Posting Permissions
LinkBack URL
About LinkBacks
Bookmarks