phitsanulokjohn

Gold has come right down in price but i still think there's still gonna be a bit more of a reduction.

Everything going up knickers coming down.

To the 50 year old unfortunate Thai man,I wish you a speedy recovery.There are undoubtedly some really good kids about,but the type of behaviour exhibited by these 3 scumbags is precisely the reason kids get bad names.Shame on you and your parents for not bringing you up in the correct manner.

It's a tragedy for sure. It's a shame so called Thai netizens don't put a great deal more pressure on their government and police force to raise and enforce safety rules for all kinds of transport in this country. Behind each bus/minivan/car/motorcycle accident are the very same family tragedies. A plane falling out of the sky shouldn't be any less thought provoking for the public than a bus crashing into a ravine, and yet it just happens time and time again.

R.I.P. all those whose deaths are caused by the negligence of others.

Yes have to agree with Mr Toad it's a top post.

Why is it in this beautiful country,that human life is simply not worth a toss,and as cheap as chips?A country where money rules the roost, and the issue of accident prevention is obviously thought of by the government as a massive inconvenience, and so gets swept under the carpet.Shame on the Thai government for being so irresponsible.

I don't understand.Which one out of the 3 of them is the monster?

There could be a simple reason such as dust, bits of old crisp, general debris stuck under the key (it was in my case). You can soon see, just gently lift the key up with a small screwdriver blade and blow/dust with a brush. Don't lever the key up too much otherwise it'll pop off. If it does don't panic - it just pops back on but be prepared for some annoying time wasting while you fiddle around with it.

If this doesn't cure it OK, time to take it to the repairers in Icon Square or similar, but you haven't lost anything but a bit of time. And if it works you've saved yourself a few baht.

Good advice.This happened on my dell laptop,couldn't press the key fully down and so wouldn't write the character on the screen.Popped it off and lo and behold a small piece of debris had trapped itself under the key,cleared it and popped the key back on.That'll teach me for snacking when i'm on my laptop.

This is all over the news.Feels so weird when you see him a couple of weeks ago smiling,next he's laying in a coffin.Just goes to show how fragile life is.RIP and condolences to his family.

Size wise they're more than adequate, but unless you like living in a freezer then wrap up warm.

Never mind my responsibility to my passengers.My food comes first.

RIP to the unfortunate Thai guy and condolences to his family.

Come to Pattaya,where the Sukhumvit road is more akin to a motor racing play station game,with bikes and cars all vying to be number one.Then add the prospect of dogs wandering onto the road,people driving under the influence of whatever and disaster must surely follow.

Glad i got out of there many years ago.

WOW.I'm feeling like Jorge Lorenzo already take a peek at this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLnc97KUPt4

WOW.I'm feeling like Jorge Lorenzo already take a peek at this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLnc97KUPt4

You don't say.Thats certainly news to me.

You don't say.Thats certainly news to me.

Never try to con a conner.

They love to see the money coming in, but sure as hell hate to see it leaving.It reminds me of the Hotel California.''You can check out anytime.but you can never leave''

They love to see the money coming in, but sure as hell hate to see it leaving.It reminds me of the Hotel California.''You can check out anytime.but you can never leave''

+90% of bike/car accidents in Pattaya happens early morning, I wonder why

I ride a pxc scooter and a truck. I don't ride the scooter after 2100 hours.

Can't live without them, shopping, getting our boy to school, go on holiday, live without own transport sucks (in my case).

RIP to a fellow biker,but i'm intrigued how do you ride a truck?

Don't have a problem with the Thai's,after all everything is a copy here.

Beginning around the 6th grade?We've got them here out and about at the age of 10,can hardly put their feet on the ground.

Here's another article http://www.naturalnews.com/042529_Chase_bank_capital_controls_financial_red_alert.html#

Good on you both.

Dear pokerspiv , may i suggest you read my post again - carefully.I said the insurance wont pay out if ( KEY WORD --- IF )he shouldnt have been riding in the first place ,IE he was drunk or had no motorbike licence and/or motorbike insurance. Please read again. I did not say he / anyone shouldnt ride motorbikes.I love bikes. Everyone can ride a motorbike , but they should (by letter of the law and common decency)do it in a law abiding and safe manner. Hurting himself worse than need be if (IF)he couldnt be bothered to be sober / wear a helmet seems poor judgement and such a waste of other peoples time and money.It could have involved other people in this accident -including mine or your family ! With reference to PoorSucker (moderator) i have a policy - not expensive - that gives "re-patreation" to your home country , again , wont cover me if i was drunk etc. Far too many of this type of "please give me money" cases seem to be coming up.I will say again - accidents do happen , to anyone , so lets be careful , and double check you have very good insurance , and abide by the small print , RE legal situations.

IF- A little word with a big meaning. For example''IF'' your Aunt had boll**ks.she'd be your Uncle.Let's all hope he pulls through,one thing that upsets me deeply is to see any fellow biker involved in an accident.

Extremely sorry and condolences to all the family's and everyone concerned in this awful tragedy.RIP.

Whenever i visit Jomtien there's a restaurant along the beach road called the surf kitchen.Even when Jomtien is quiet this restaurant always has people in.I always have massaman there and it's always been delicious.