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Andy HoboTraveler.com commented about Essaouira Morocco, On Saturday November 20th, 2004 05:02:00 AM
That Gadling is good fun, I will put them on my site under Travelougues.
Zhat is this§
Zill you tell me§
It is
What is this?
Will you tell me, typed on French Keyboard.
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Andy HoboTraveler.com commented about CAMBODIA COFFEE FILTER, On Monday January 3rd, 2005 08:36:00 PM
Hello from Andy in Trat. I have printed a photo to carry when I cross the Cambodia border. Everyone is always telling me the coffee maker is from Vietnam. I was not able to buy in Ho Chi Minh city. It was easy to find in Cambodia. I cannot remember Laos, but maybe it is from there. I know for sure I can buy in Phom Penh, so still working.
Hope to buy a hundred to sell on site.
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Andy HoboTraveler.com commented about SALT SHAKERS, On Wednesday January 26th, 2005 08:19:00 PM
Hello,
I am not sure why you think they do not use salt, but they sell it in every store. I just ask Dai about this, a Thai girl my friends Mr. Joes Travel Agency, she read the post and laughed. I will write a good friend of mine about the salt and collaborate more.... BUT
SALT IS EVERYWHERE IN THAILAND!
They use salt.
RICE
This is the most common solution.
Note that I have traveled for 8 year, I have salt in half my salt shakers. This does not work, it only makes it more difficult to use the salt.
I take the salt lid off, pour a little salt in my hand. Then slowly use my index finger to push the salt onto the food.
The problem here is a caring problem and for most any country. The salt shaker I was using only had one hole, that means even the rice would block the hole.
The Arabs are more pratical they just put a bowl on the table with salt. I have seen some pepper grinders that I think I could used to grind the salt out the shaker. The tropics is not the same as a western country, the moisture is very high, this is winter here in Thailand and the moisture is low. In the rainy season this would be way beyond rediculous.
Both of the above replies do not work, there are two problems.
1. Getting underdeveloped culture to care about quality.
I was in a VERY expensive hotel for Khao San Road.
2. Find a new type of salt shaker. The rice is not a solution for a real moisture problem.
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Andy HoboTraveler.com commented about LUBRICATE OR OIL MY LAPTOP SCREEN HINGE, On Monday February 7th, 2005 07:48:00 PM
Way to go, you got your surf link up...!
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Andy HoboTraveler.com commented about LUBRICATE OR OIL MY LAPTOP SCREEN HINGE, On Monday February 7th, 2005 11:03:00 PM
My computer is working great, I do not need a new one and it is not broken, I am try to learn the best way to lubricate the hinge on the screen. I do not believe that Motor Oil is the solution as best I can learn it gums up the works. The knife oil sounds like an option and maybe it is possible to buy in Taiwan. There is surely some solution that would be obviously perfect, and not questionable. I suppose I should write Hewlett Packard and see what they say.
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