frankold

Leboa needs a renovation. That's all. Other than that the services etc are there to make it 5*. Would I personally pay 6k for the club room that is pictures, no way. A friend of mine stays there every time, and seems perfectly happy with it though. You must have used the back entrance that comes into the side of the reception.

Where did you meet her?

Let me guess.. She is Uni educated, has a good job, her parents have their own businesses, etc, etc.....

You made your bed, lay in it...........

Where in the OP's post did he say she was a BG or Uni educated ?....in fact he hasnt said anything about her......So based on your BS logic only BG's would pull a stunt like this...

yup, and if I were a gambling man, most of the time I would have thought I'd be bang on the money.

Where did you meet her?

Let me guess.. She is Uni educated, has a good job, her parents have their own businesses, etc, etc.....

You made your bed, lay in it...........

The sirens in Phuket/elsewhere are actually sounding?

The Red Bull man is the only person who could convince Ecclestone to actually go through with it, he's a business man and will have no intention of footing the huge loss that the whole circus would be.

The Thai govn't aren't going to pay for it, what use would they have for a track and how many Thai's can actually afford to pay the massive amounts that the tickets cost.

The ticket prices in Sepang-Malaysia are one of the cheapest in the MotoGP and FI circus. MotoGP about 800 Baht for a two day Pass inside the Grand stand (Outside in the green, only 300 ?) Baht can look start! Friday looking free.

F1 is much higher, sure, Better tickets 4-8000 Bahton numbered seats in Grandstand, better places higher, but outside in the green still only around 1000-1500 Bath.

If Thaksin is interested in F1 or advertising same Dr.Mahatir than Prime minister in Malyasia was, it would happen, without a problem.

Such Racing circuits are used and rent whole year from different Car and Motorcyle clubs and groups, incentives. Nearly never a day off without activity!

Try 6000-20'000, and the grandstand was only 20% full in a lot of places this year, maybe upto 70% in the more popular parts. It's dieing a slow death in Malaysia and won't be there much longer.

F1 will not happen in Thailand any time in the near future, the same as Disney Land won't. It quite simply doesn't make economic sense for anyone involved.

K webcards work fine with Thai air. It wasnt even me who was flying and they never said a word.

This is nothing more than a little trolling by the powers that be for some positive press about the country that they so desperately need after recent events.

It will never happen for serveral reasons.

The Red Bull man is the only person who could convince Ecclestone to actually go through with it, he's a business man and will have no intention of footing the huge loss that the whole circus would be.

The Thai govn't aren't going to pay for it, what use would they have for a track and how many Thai's can actually afford to pay the massive amounts that the tickets cost.

Unless Mr Red Bull see's this as a billion $ advertising campain over 3 or so years it will not happen.

The Thailand Red Bull GP.

It would be quite a sight, turbo charged tuk tuk for the safety car. And once the race gets going, little old ladys pushing their som tam stalls along the edge of the track with the cars shooting past @ 200kmph.

use shop4thai. com , they usually match anyone elses price, emails replied to within 1hr, order before early afternoon and they will courier the same day for 200 baht, cash on delivery. They've yet to make a single mistake with me.

There goes another april fools possible.

They could could use a turbocharged Tuk Tuk as the saftey car.

This place is open on a weekend?

That's the place that holds roof top party's for 2000 people with a single track staircase to get up and down?

Fire in Grand Park Avenue Hotel Soi 22. About 10 real emergency vehicles and 250 Blood Wagons now causing a traffic jam in Soi 22.

Saw a phillipino woman walking her kid around central, sending him into all the restaurants to ask if they'd found his iPhone.. Seems they get everywhere.