Noone seems to sell the Bangkok Post or Nation anywhere around this BTS station at PraKanong?
There is one coffee shop that has it next to the escalators but I don't feel like sitting in their everytime I want to read the paper just to have to wait for God knows how long until some other guy is finished reading the only copy they have.
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I moved here a last month thinking it would be easier to pick up a copy of the Bangkok Post than it was where I lived in Din Daeng but not so.
Where is the closest shop in that area that sells the Post or Nation?
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you moved house to be closer to a newspaper?
Cool
What about a subscription?
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Mental isn't it? I moved all the way to Thailand for a six pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon.you moved house to be closer to a newspaper?
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It was worth it too.
Don't want to subscribe to the paper as I'm only interested in a few select days of the week. I just can't believe that of all the places on Sukhumvit road I pick the one that doesn't sell any.
No big deal. Its just after 7 years here I still haven't gotten over the fact that I can pass by 30 working brothels before I pass by a store that sells a newspaper.![]()
Why dont you read it online?
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At Suk 71 Soi Pridi Banomyong 5 (Soi 5) you can find the Post at the Albino owned shop before the New York Bar.
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Nice one. I knew there had to be at least one in the area considering how many farangs I see milling around. See when I lived outside of Bangkok I accepted things like the nearest place that sells a loaf of bread is 7/11 and thats 5km away or I know for a fact I can't buy a steak or pizza that doesn't come with a side of ketchup.
Sometimes its nice to get wired on coffee and read the a proper newspaper, front to back... I'll go check that out. I know where it is.
Thanks pucky.
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Yep
Save a tree and read it online.
One of the finest things in life (although swap the coffee for a beer)Originally Posted by Deaner
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not on ya nellie!Originally Posted by re_fuse
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I was always pissed off with how many newsagents I'd have to walk past before I found 30 working brothels in Aus.Originally Posted by Deaner
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Yeah but your a whoremonger Reg![]()
I hope that was meant as an insult re_fuse.Originally Posted by re_fuse
Because I'm not insulted in the least.....well not till I get home and look it up in my "Big Words made easy" dictionary, anyway!
Three words: Ken. May. Tuesday.Originally Posted by Deaner
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Ah, the memories. Those were some happy-happy albinos, too!Originally Posted by pucky
Deaner there's another coffee shop across the street right
at the foot of the south-western BTS staircase with the paper(s).
And smaller crowds...as for the comparative quality of the coffee...
still not sure...I think M Coffee is pretty decent actually.
Anyhoo...just another option if you're out and about down there.
Sometimes I felt silly being looked at in M Coffee by every person
on the BTS escalator going up...
I lived in VIP mansion on soi 21 and had a Bkk Post in the supercold
lobby with the hot counter girl so I never worried about where to get
a paper in Prakanong myself....![]()
19 year subscriber here. Had the first in Samui. At that time it was first and formost for Trink. That is a fact.Bernie used to have a full page, that was insightful.
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I don't live in Bangkok, but when I'm in Bangkok I usually buy one (usually The Nation) upstairs in the BTS shop zone, if the BTS is open (don't know about early mornings).Originally Posted by Deaner
You know probably better than I what time the BTS starts running in the morning. There's usually a news agent in every (?) station, so why not buy it there?
"You may be a cunning linguist, but I am a master debater." - Austin Powers
If you fancy moving house again OP I can recommend a plethora of suitable newsagent around On Nut BTS![]()
Excuse me for not taking this seriously .....
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