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arrowsdawdle

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  1. No disrespect to the deceased but is climbing over condo balconies at 39 floors high the best way to to go about gaining entry to your condo after forgetting or losing your keys.

    The guy was obviously a business man and therefore had access to money,why would you not stay in a cheap hotel for the night and or attempt to gain entry with the aid of the condo management or a lock smith.

    Extremely sad way to lose your life for the sake of opening a door,could have kicked the damn thing in and replaced it as a last resort.

    Suspect there is more to this than meets the eye as usual.

    RIP.

    Who leaves a balcony entrance unlocked, even at the 39th floor? If he believed he could climb in that way, surely he believed it needed to be locked.

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  2. Thanks very much for your replies people, most kind of you!. I'm keen to go, as is my Missus, and I think we'll make the trip this Thursday.

    One more question please, I see the tickets are available on Thai Ticket tech but can you just buy them at the gate?.

    Surely, you will have a pleasant time but keep one thing in mind. You are supporting a sham event. It is by no means an open tournament. There is no qualifying and they pay a few key players appearance money to show up and make it appear to be a significant event and the legitimate open they pretend it to be. While this is par for the course in Thailand, pun intended, just remember that golf is at its core and tradition a game of integrity and character. The Japanese and Thai stakeholders the stage this event need their hands slapped for passing off a ruse instead of conducting a bona fide open golf tournament. Have fun.

  3. Jesus I love that type of food and eating in a semi open place. Can't wait for the upcoming holiday

    semi open place, you mean the hotel or the place I had the thai food? I love this hotel because it is so quiet and it is wooden, no concrete jungle style places. When do you plan to come here and have you been before? Best visa run I have ever done and I have been to malaysia, Ranong and Vientiane. I also have a few more pics, one sec... My all time fav dish ever since I came here 5 years ago, gang know wan

    For the record, the casino is named Savan Vegas and the hotel rooms are quite comfortable, and when you check in they give you vouchers for the hotel buffet so all your meals are included in the cost of the room. A Thai guy named Dean runs the front desk and rooms division. He is from Khon Kaen originally and very helpful. There are a couple of overnight buses from Mochit in Bangkok to Mukdahan, Sahapan Tour 029363690 and Bus 999 028721777. From the Mukdahan bus station you can catch a Tuk Tuk or look a Savan Vegas van at about 7 am. You should actually call Savan Vegas and reserve in advance so they are certain to be looking for you at the bus station. Even if you miss the Savan Vegas van, they have a hospitality center on the left at the entrance to the immigration area before crossing the bridge. The folks there will fill out your immigration forms and put you in a shuttle and escort you through the border and immigration and take you all the way to the casino hotel.

    There is also a 5 am morning bus from Khon Kaen that waits at immigration and then takes you all the way to the Savanakhet bus station. This is a good way to go if they go back to same day visa processing at the Thai consulate.

  4. Don't know why no one has mentioned that foreigners don't have property rights just like here in Thailand

    Want to own property as a foreigner then you must set up a company to own it, sound familiar

    Not sure where you got your opinion but speaking as one that owned land in Mexico, unless laws have changed there, foreigners can own property in Mexico but not within proximity of the coastline.

  5. Cabo looks like a cool place, maybe a bit expensive.....I think you can even fish for marlin there. There seems to be lots of variety on both Pacific and Gulf sides though

    Cabo is great for fishing because you have the Sea of Cortes and the Pacific Ocean offering up excellent bill fish south and to the west in the Pacific, with fine yellowtail, dorado, and tuna south and to the east and north. The Palmilla and Solmar fleets were always the best out of Cabo, but halfway up Baja on the Sea of Cortes is a sleepy little village called Loreto where you can rent a 23' panga boat and skpper from Arturo's fleet and have a magnificent time fishing for dorado, yellowtail and sail fish. Cabo has nearly ten very good golf courses and the best restaurants were always in San Jose del Cabo on the southeastern tip of baja. The only negative is that Cabo has become a bit like a suburb of Los Angeles, with Californians flocking there for fun in the sun and that has driven up the prices. Cabo would not be the first choice for retirement. Puerto Vallarta is far less "Americanized" and has decent fishing, although a bit of a boat ride to get there, but the golf is nice in PV.

  6. So it took the pickup 6 hours to cover 300km. I've got one just like that!

    Quite reasonable, an average speed of 50 kph. The investigators say that it should not have taken more than three hours so that would require an average speed of 100 kph which, to achieve, would require speeds of 120 to 140 much of the time. Since the national speed limit is 90 kph these investigators are suggesting that the vehicle should have been speeding, the sure fire way to draw the attention of the Highway Police.

    Highway police????? I have driven that route many times...Songkla to Donsak....3+ hours (including an Amazon Coffee stop)....number of highway police cars seen....ZERO

    Don't stop along the way for dinner and a massage or you may be a suspect for taking 6 hours to travel three.

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  7. why nobody bothered to knock out that punk is beyond me. Especially when he walked over to the guy's recording on his dash cam unarmed. It that really a BMW? Looks like a civic or something...

    Well, that's the thing in Thailand. If you do, he could well be connected to the biggest and most dangerous mafia in the nation, and you could find yourself gagged and bound in a police dungeon cell with a couple of hard pipe hitting brothers about get to work on your good and proper.

    Thailand. Land of don't get involved.

    well Costas I agree but disagree. Just because the guy is drunk / disabled / whatever on the road the first thing a normal person might do is help get him off the road , not kick him in the head...

    Then again, this video shows that Thais don't always need ten against one, so long as the one is some way incapacitated on the ground.

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  8. hmmmmmmm ..... notice how thai companies are all apologetic and sorry once social media get hold of their bad behavior.

    For some unknown reason, many people have problems to understand the year they live in.

    This 2015, where almost everybody carries smart phones and/or mini cameras which are more capable as the top cameras from 5 year ago.

    And most people also have access to the internet 24/24hr.

    Understand that if somebody sees something and take a snapshot of that, it could be send to the WHOLE WORLD within a single keypress (FaceBook, Twitter, YouTube, etc..)

    For top CEO's or top functionals, not knowing this is simply ignorance.

    They know it, they just cannot fathom that any Thai would do such a thing as cause them to lose face and this is the conundrum because no Thai ever realizes that only they themselves can cause their lose of face. It is always somebody else's fault.

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