andrewrooney

Very big of the Shinawatra's to allow this union. Imagine it, the champion of Thai democracy, well on the way to beatification, giving his blessing to the marriage of his niece to the son of a brutal dictator that came to power in the 1997 Cambodian coup. I realize there are good coups and bad coups, but still, very big of Thailand's first family.

She's not marrying the son of a brutal dictator. Why is it so many people here cannot read?

I think a lot of people got mixed up because the TV newsletter email said it was Hun Sen's son. People read the headline but didn't read the whole article.

Perhaps he got the face tattoo as a disguise AFTER the robbery, thinking everybody would mistake him for Mike Tyson.

You know, the Thai made iMobile/iStyle phones are actually pretty decent. I bought one for my girlfriend awhile back, the iStyle Q6 if I remember correctly. The processor isn't quite as fast as the newest Samsung phones but it runs fine, has the latest version of Android and the camera is really good. They cost very little compared to Apple or Samsung products.

Instead of loans, how about a raise in salary?

Don't forget the food!

I too prefer a stick deoderant as opposed to a roll on... I stocked up bigtime last time I was in the States. I have found that Gilette makes a pretty good stick deoderant, it's usually available at Big C.

Hi all. Long time lurker, first time poster here. I have a question about applying for a re-entry permit.

I'm an American citizen on a Non-B visa. I live and work in Bangkok, teaching. My school term is over and I'll be staying with my girlfriend in Nakhon Pathom for the next two months. In late April/early May we'll ge going to Cambodia for about two weeks. Can I get my re-entry permit at the immigration office in Nakhon Pathom? It would be much easier than making the trek to Jang Wattana. If I simply write her address on the re-entry form and explain I'm staying there over the break, would that be ok, or will they want me to go to the Bangkok immigration office?

Also, my 90 day report is due during the time I'll be in Cambodia. My understanding is that if I leave the country, the 90 days basically resets and I won't have to make another report until 90 days after I return. Is this correct?

Thanks!