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Bodrules

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  1. They need to start with customer service from the Royal Orchid members, I tried unsuccessful for two days to call the customer service line, no answer as the line always busy. Wrote an email, no answer. Lodged my request to the receptionist at the Swampy Royal Orchid club lounge, no response. This year over 180,000 miles mostly on Thai and still treated like a lower class citizen......get your act together on customer service first Khun Kasemsuvan and the revenue will follow.

    Okay, stupid question of he epoch, given the above ,what the heck are you doing still giving them your hard earned baht? Flew Thai once -crappy 747 LHR-BKK and it was from 'Back to the Future' land, I mean projection onto bulkhead screens? Subsequent back and forth has been via Cathay or Ethiad.

  2. All my valuables are in my pockets at all times when travelling. Never in a bag that can be lost or stolen. I travel just with carry on luggage so can always put my bag into the back of the car with me.

    If someone asked me to get out and push I'd pay the current fair, get out with my bag, and hail another taxi. No way would I get out leaving my stuff in there.

    Didn't similar happen not too long ago?

    Who writes / proof reads these articles btw...they need fired.

    "they need fire" ... I guess they use the same proof reader you use smile.png

    Meh proof reading police fail lol

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  3. Bit late really, there's several developments now where a cyanobacterium has been engineered to specifically produce a hydrocarbon of choice (ethanol or diesel or aviation kerosene), this is then directly secreted into the growing medium enabling efficient separation - basically, you don't have to drain, concentrate, dry, mill, chemically separate the triglyceride and then cleave the the fatty ester linkage etc.

    One company reckons they'll be able to produce 25,000 gallons ethanol per acre per year and 15,000 gallons of diesel per acre per year (note that they have built the pilot plant and after one year of operation are now going for full commercialisation.

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  4. most thai ladies have fillings that include mercury

    To those who have mercury dental fillings, consider this: In USA any mercury waste produced in a dentist's office must, by law, be stored in a special toxic waste container ... and then picked up by a toxic waste handling company ... and then disposed of in a toxic-waste dump. So, legally, the mercury can only be put into a toxic-waste dump, or patients' teeth.

    I assume the same is true in Canada, Australia, NZ, Europe, and many other countries.

    I saw a demonstration once where a man with mercury filings clenched his teeth together and rubbed the lower and top teeth together back-&-forth .... then a mercury vapor detector sucked the air out of his mouth and detected significant levels of mercury.

    I had my mercury fillings removed twenty years ago.

    To add to the insanity, crematoria are having to install filters nowadays to filter out Hg from the flue gases as the first generation to have Hg fillings become the main customers.

  5. Drain smell isn't too unexpected in Thailand given the overall heat of the place!

    Currently there's a rather nasty whiff emanating from the drains by Charing Cross and partway along Fleet St, time for Thames Water to get its finger out and sort it.

  6. The one thing that does do my head in, is the neo-nazi scumbags in Russia, considering what that country went through in the Great Patriotic War it does take some level of ignorance / hatred to go around sieg heiling when the Fascist hordes butchered 15 - 20 million of your compatriots!

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  7. Mmmm I think someone is hoping to get one of those TV shows into redecorate the whole place in a more modern, fashionable style, the best route to that is to get in the press and round up every farang within 20 miles so we get endless complaint threads on TV about not only having to cough up "tea money" to the BiB, but having to also endure death by chintz and floral pastiche.

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  8. Don't tell anybody,whistling.gif the cheapest beer in town can be found at NIDA Bar in Soi Bhuakhou, 35 baht for an ice cold Chang Export. Can anybody beat that, it has to be a proper bar, not private small shop or 7/11.biggrin.png

    How about a large Chang (non-Export) for 50B? That's very nearly twice the size of your 35B bottle.

    But it is on the darkside.

    Right, you win. Went down there this morning to check. The NIDA Bar prices that I can remember are, Chang Export is 30 baht a small bottle (not 35 as I said originally) and 55 baht a big bottle. A normal big bottle of Chang is 60 baht. Leo small 40 and Leo big 70.

    So where is this bar for 50 baht a big bottle? What is the bars name?

    Thanks, will check it out.

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