couchpotato

Your reference is wrong, so you should look it up so you can quote correctly. Also what's with 'The Don' at the end of every post....kind ofcringeworthy...we know your profile name (unfortunately).

Concerns for what??

I am bent out of shape due to the bent steel, from a bent contract, signed by an obviously bent official. So with all that out of the way I'm off to town in my Bentley to buy a Fray Bentos pie. By the way my next door neighbour is bent (so is his boyfriend). Nice guys. Have a nice day😂

Well that's extremely helpful to 'the topless on the beach' topic.

Oh dear another AN know it all @black tabby12345 I have 35 years with US Geological Survey/TMD/ADPC, so yes of course I know better than most. Your points on some of the causes of Tsunamis are correct, but if you read the post I replied to before, he was saying it was lucky for the beach people, when the Quake was NOT under the sea, but many kms inland and therefore no way for Tsunami generation. So next time you reply negatively be sure of what you are replying too and if you don't have the knowledge then best to zip it. Have a nice day.

Silly comment..you obviously have no idea how a Tsunami is generated.

This list is not up to date. 16th April is a public holiday

Songkran Holidays are 13th-16th (extra day given on 16th this year). So immigration is closed 12th (Saturday) thru Wednesday 16th). And even if they do open on the 19th (Pattaya official Songkran day) it will be nigh on impossible to get there thru the chaos. Also the 7th is a Thai holiday (Chakri day).

What an ignorant statement..

Wrong quake info.

You are very confused. The Land Office asked for your PP/details etc because she is married to a foreigner. The papers you signed say that the money for the purchase was hers alone, and you have no legal rights to the property. Nothing to do with taxes.

Not believable.. Passport is mandatory at banks for most transactions, no passport, no service.

Strange post..resistance..come on.

Come on.. silly comparison..refer to what @Sheryl said above and rephrase.

Totally agree... I worked in Urumqi a long time ago, and even then the Chinese gave them hell. But since my time there it got a 1000 times worse with basic ethnic cleansing and Uyghur rights completely taken away. The moral of the story being that there is no way the Chinese would let the delegation near any dissidents. These people they meet are being told what to say, how to smile etc, under threats. Plus if you were basically imprisoned in Thailand in harsh conditions, you wouldn't be holding the captors hands and lovingly smiling...just utter PR silliness on the part of the Thai Govt that has probably made them a laughing stock with many countries.