We read this as a good sign, because it meant we might be able to find French Toast for breakfast. We ended up staying in Songkhla for three nights. In the first couple hours we found an internet place and a great restaurant, though finding a a great restaurant in Songkhla is like finding a piece of hay in a hay stack. We went to the same restaurant for dinner all three nights, ordering wonderfu things like Spicy Garlic Squid in Chili Paste. Even with tasty food, the main attraction might have been that the beer was served so cold the condensation actually froze on the bottle.
Thai people know how to drink as well as eat.
After dinner the first night we were wandering around the city streets looking for the internet place. First we went to a luxury hotel, where the staff spoke English. They said there was an inet access place, drew us a confusing map, and gave us a business card written entirely in Thai script except for the phone number. We used the map to get close, then showed the business card to a guy on a corner, who asked some teenage boys. They talked a lot between themselves and pointed, mostly in the same direction.