Aceboy99

The thing is, is that they are all to blame for this nonsense. All I can say is Thailand 'Som nam na!'

A friend of a friend of a friend saw the clip and I have heard from him/her that all the guy really states is what a lot of people already think, but usually just keep to themselves.

Yeah, let's listen to the senile old guy in the corner.

I challenge both of them to try to stop sounding so asinine whenever they opens their mouths.

To each their own. Try to figure it out for yourself. Next.

Yes, they are finally starting to shut them down. They are coming under more and more pressure from the U.S.

No, it's the same as it ever was. Sometimes good, but mostly slow. It usually speeds up a little after midnight.

It's normal, and remember that the high-speed trains are only a pipe dream at this point.

I came here for the choking pollution and early stage lung cancer.

If I were Thai I wouldn't have any confidence either, consumer or otherwise.

been driving a car in thailand for 15 years 10 of them in chiang mai,and its very rare if any ive seen a accident on the roads,i no they do occour,like most countries,but may be im lucky or or unlucky as the case may be.not to see one.

That's peculiar because I must have seen the aftermath of at least 50 accidents in the 15 years I've been here. I'm on the road every day though, so that might explain why.

No it doesn't. Its what Area you work in.

I'm based in Chiang Mai city and I mainly travel within the Super Highway area, so that's actually only my experience within Chiang Mai city. I imagine the carnage is much worse on the outskirts.

been driving a car in thailand for 15 years 10 of them in chiang mai,and its very rare if any ive seen a accident on the roads,i no they do occour,like most countries,but may be im lucky or or unlucky as the case may be.not to see one.

That's peculiar because I must have seen the aftermath of at least 50 accidents in the 15 years I've been here. I'm on the road every day though, so that might explain why.

Or just try Sativa. It's much better than Stevia, and it has some added benefits.

No, but I won't be going back during any season. I've decide that I prefer the Imax at central Festival, or I'll just go to Promenada. Luckily, I don't live in town, so no need to worry.

This must be a joke, and you know that you are going to get flamed, so why even bother posting this.

The tourist police in Chiang Mai are a joke, and what exactly is it that they do?

If I were you, I'd just keep my tourist police musings to myself.

I sincerely doubt it. In the past 15 years, I have never seen a hockey game being played on a TV in a pub in Chiang Mai.

Not surprising at all. It's Chiang Mai! I wouldn't expect anything less.

LOL! Pointless whinging. It's up to them what they show, and when or where they show it. Deal with it, move on or just end it.

Euromonitor International?! LOL!

No, It's just the sign, on the side of the road, in front of a bar, put out there by the guy who bought the sign after the Olde Bell closed down.

No approximation of what you are looking for can be found in Chiang Mai.

Who really cares?

LOL! Why? They won't be able to compete with first-rate competitors.