NoshowJones

Again nonsense. When I first came here to stay about 15 years ago, all it needed was a nice pleasant trip of about 200Ks to the border for a stamp every 90 days, that was it.

Nonsense. Retiree's did have it easy till about 15 years ago. not now.

"It is a lack of management by the Thai Government, who doesn't see and don't take any action for these problems." They are mostly soldiers, they only have about the same IQ's as the ordinary Somchai in the street. They would not have a clue how to take any action for these or any other problems.

This post is alarming me, I have money parked with Wise. Are there any other posters with money parked with Wise? Should I send that money back to my UK bank?

I am in agreement with your post, I would hesitate to hit a Thai even in self defence, that's just common sense, but not when I was back in the UK, all it would take for me to lash out is someone to even threaten me with violence. People who carry on like that are the type who will curl up or go down quite easily. I know that from experience. I was friendly with all the hard men in my home town and none of them ever went about looking for trouble.

Next time you enter a plane for a long journey, take note of the flight attendants at the door. All though I don't know for sure, but I would bet that is part of their training watching everyone who enters. I am not saying you are making anything up, but when you say someone is a nutter, well. This debate is now finished, it is not going anywhere.

I have an Xiaomi note 6. cost 10.000Bt. Not pleased with it at all, the torch keeps coming on, sometimes leaving the phone on and lying on the desk, the screen just changes when it feels like it. Also the camera keeps coming on when I am trying to find something. Just a load of junk.

Everything fine now, thanks all.

The instructions is one piece of paper about 10ins-5ins all in English with coloured pictures of everything and very easy to understand, and what you have said is very true.

Got it now. Thanks it was under the square where the numbers are. Can't imagine why it was not in the instructions.

If you can't post something sensible, would you please just grow up and run along.

Will PM you soon.

I think the batteries I got with the safe were the chargable type and the small box is for that.

The Manuel is only the basic instructios of how to work it and was very easy to follow.

Sorry Crossy, I do not know how to put a photo up. but poster Andrew Dwyer has put up exactly what it looks like.

That is exactly what it looks like, only the bit you plug in is a lot thinner. It is not for using when the batteries on the safe die, there is also a key which I think will do that although it is not mentioned in the instructions. There is not a socket for plugging the small battery box into.

OK fair enough, but by using the word nutter, you gave the impression that you felt threatened, now you say it was only what he said. I certainly would not hit anyone on a plane just for what he said. Why do you think the flight attendants stand at the door watching everyone as they board the plane, they are weighing everyone up as they enter. I was trained how to hit properly and use my fists, so I would not be damaging my hand. Could you explain roughly what he said to you that had you worried? If he was such a nutter, why did you not have a word with one of the flight attendants?

I bought a small safe from Lazada, Am very pleased with it, the instructions were all in English and easy to understand. I was able to get everything up and running. Problem is there is a little thingy that you put four small batteries into, I think but not certain, that it is for charging the batteries, there is an input from the thingy for sticking in to something similar like the input on earplugs but not the same size. there are no instructions for this. Does anyone know what this thingy is meant to stick into? Certainly not a computer. Thanks.

Then it must be over, I have not been required to wear a mask in any bank for a few months now.

Maybe I'm wrong here, but this is just the way I think, but if I thought there was any risk of being assaulted by someone on the next seat on a plane, I would hit him on the face as hard as I could then plead self defense. The flight attendants will already have him weighed up, so they will be on your side.

Kids going to school at 4 am?????

Maybe I'm lucky, but in all the flights I have done, I have never had a problem with any other passenger, no babies crying enough to annoy me, no obese person on the seat next to me, no children kicking the back of my seat etc.

Anybody who allows an obese person to encroach on a seat you have paid for is off their head, it happened to me once on a bus, this big fat guy tried to sit down beside me. I just told him to keep off my space and made a chopping gesture with my hand, he had to turn sideways and put his feet on the passageway. If anyone is too fat to sit on a normal size seat, especially on a plane, should have the decency to buy two seats.

I wonder how much a farang would have been charged, just shows you again the greed of the medical profession in Thailand.

and you are sure about that? Give people to much power and anything can happen.