natway09

Most of the bars "in the know" stayed open til 3am anyway

Meanwhile in the villages the locals are still paid 5,000Bht a month

He needs to have a look 4 hours later

Be very careful & even then good chance you will get shunted

Would they not have been better to start their inspection at say 2am ? Sleeping,,,,,, Oh silly me

The normal real estate agents not much use as will want minimum 6 months. Try the short term rental tourist people, even Agoda or booking.com have apartments so they may have houses by the month

If the guy has no money, the guy has no money, how is the insurance company going to extract ? Your call !!

Religion, The curse of the world

I hope they are mainly for export. The current energy supply in Thailand (even if they had any kind of decent charging facilities once out of the city) is generated by oil or gas which just transfers the carbon footprint from one place to another, and they are still expensive with battery quality still a major issue

2am / 4am will make little difference as the damage is already done if they are stupid enough to drive home. There was talk in NZ about closing carparks at 11pm & you had to pass a breath test to drive your vehicle out. Not sure what happened but idea makes sense

How many decades have I heard this ??? Still time, most areas get a couple of weeks after Christmas before the furnace is lit

Your application for new PP should have been submitted 2 weeks ago. Good news is I think you still have time

Not sure agree with the headline, but there is a huge overlap anyway

They don't really care at the top end. Having spoken at length to both a Highway Patrol & ordinary policeman both made it very clear, they do not have the budget nor is it forthcoming for fuel to have patrol cars/pickups on the roads on a regular basis.

Sending the brains trust back

Did someone think to tell her that 78% of Thais live from their small salary month by month & that many have HP or mortgages to pay so you will need to discount hotel rooms a lot more (& they are already cheap) In reality I am surprised just how much Thais do travel but again, did someone think to tell TAT that the Thais travelling internally will not help Thailands balance of payment nor foreign reserves, so Thailand sinks deeper into the bog

"Thais don"t eat much beef" What a lot of rubbish. Most Laab is beef so half of Isaan eats beef & I had tonight in Tak. Lamb is expensive here. What a lot of rubbish, maybe you are out of reality. I stopped bringing deep frozen, newspaper wrapped lamb back from NZ as there is little difference in the price. 1,300 Bht for a large lamb leg is still good price & not worth the hassle

They can never be trusted. FULLSTOP. I am a dog lover & bred for 20 years but Pittis are about as dangerous a breed as can get along with another 4 breeds. I agree with many breeds being well trained make good pets including Rotties & dobers but there is just far too much evidence in many countries (cold & hot climates), yes it can make a difference,to suggest that pittis can go in this category. I would applaud any Government that totally banned the breed as a public service.

Get rid of that metal clip in the brickwork for a start. Reverberation transfer straight through. Can use isolation clips though. People who have recommended (like Mr Jim Tripper ) the acoustic material have no idea what they are talking about & even 5 layers will do nothing. You have an STC problem not NRC. What you are building may help a little but flanking will determine how much. Transfer through & above the ceiling will negate most of your efforts unless take your 2nd wall right up to the slab or roof. You are lucky they are not playing music with a lot of bass. Good Luck

You know in Thailand that to go after somone if things go "pearshaped" is basically impossible. I rented a bar for 24 years & many insurance Co's would not sell me any policy as I did not own the joint. As to damage repair on commercial leases the lessee has to repair, even if a major roof leak.

Advertised as an ADULT Entertainmant Area & very strict on access age. Mainly orientated around males all but around the world it is the same. Security access, Kings Cross in Sydney for example any age can wander around. (Horrible place). Nana is not a drug dealers paradise (again, unlike Kings Cross) & I doubt if any owners of bars are selling as just not worth it . Yes, hate to tell some of you posters, but it is safe as far as personal safety is concerned albiet I have always said that in the event of a fire there is only one exit. There are 2 other fire exits out to the Landmark driveway but I think locked or built over which is a major concern as a small incendiary placed at the narrow entrance would cost many lives. I frequented on a regular basis & YOU get yourself into trouble if there is any. I do not know the exact slagging this lady has been up to but maybe the Thai authorities should turn it into advertising by accepting the facts of what it is & targeting them to frequent. It is actually a pretty special place for what it is.

Suggest you put more water with it or dilute by mixing some tobacco with it

Checked both Rutnin & Bangkok Hospital (I was happy with both). Chose Dr Taranee at BH. I wear glasses anyway & happy to still wear, 80,000 Bht. Excellent from start to go. Ensure you understand the cell count problems that make the procedure & follow up costs more expensive & results less if you leave too long or other diminishing returns when over 70 years old.

I for one agree that hospital care prices for farangs & Thais should be different. Their healthcare system struggles (as does the NHS, NZ Health & Aust' Medicare" ) 3 that I know of. Why should they subsidize us unless working & paying SS when you are elgible. And we will not talk about the crazy prices in the US. It is one of the risks we take living here up to a point. I have insurance but only up to 2 mil per op which would in no way cover anything major

If fixed that quickly can only be a temporary fix. Get started on the tunnel, certainly Phuket must have put enough money in the Governments sludge fund by now