Buzzybee

I had the same problem, all you need to do is take the battery out then put it back again. Check if it turns on now.

the condom manufacturers must have done their marketing strategy well tying up with the government, I wonder what's the next move.

Condoms shouldn't be distributed in "flooding" time, these wraps should be available in "fires". )

What's the next move? Probably this is all part of another evil conspiracy by the government!

LOL! you may want to include the wall street then. ))

the condom manufacturers must have done their marketing strategy well tying up with the government, I wonder what's the next move.

Condoms shouldn't be distributed in "flooding" time, these wraps should be available in "fires". )

Hmm..I'd like to ask you back, as a man would you tell the person you care about that you are always busy and on the go?

I think they just have to add more trains travelling to accommodate the need. Longer routes mean more commuters and so that demands more trains specially in rush hours. I took the MRT (subway) last week in the morning between eight to nine, I had to wait for the next train to get on the ride, there were lots of commuters and it was so crowded.

I had the same experience, when I got there at the Immig I was told I had to pay 2,000 baht for the delayed notification of address. I asked if I had another option, the officer related that if I were going out of the country the counting of the days will restart the moment I came back in Thailand. I had already my ticket that time to travel so I just went home and didn't pay anything. Everything went fine after.

I wonder what happened to the Tuktuk driver, he should pay the expense as he caused this and so the like should learn a lesson. Lots of "abusive" drivers are in Thailand, Phuket, Pattaya (song thaew drivers), and there's no disciplinary actions have been done against them, at least as far as I know.

If you're heading Cebu, this link might be of help http://www.cebuexpatsforum.com/

this one, too

http://www.livingincebuforums.com/ipb/topic/3410-american-expats-in-cebu/

that 1,000 Pesos is approximately 720Baht, there are quite a lot of cheaper hotels in Fuente Area. http://www.asiarooms.com/en/philippines/cebu.html?gclid=CPz_hcTz9aoCFYJ_6wodYUR9GQ&curr=THB&pv=GOOG_06603TH

I think there's really a need for foreigners to secure their financial concerns especially when they wish to stay here longer. But I commend him of having the guts to ask for help lots of people in here ended up killing themselves.