natway09

Knew this would rile a few up again or still. Let me tell you it happens all around the world, 95% chance in your country as well, certainly the UK, France, Spain, Italy, NZ, Fiji, Indonesia, Sri Lanks, India & Australia, that I know of. Just that it is called a locals discount I am very surprised you fellas put up such a kerfuffle over a few measly Bht

Unsupervised lit candles

They are made in Burma

In my 34 years in Thailand I have never seen a "starving" person. In many villages I have visited & lived it would never be allowed & food would be shared/given to them. Even a gang of homeless drugged Thais around Suk Soi 4 always seem to be given food. Seen a few down & out farangs on the street who looked hungry, 3 of which I have offered to buy food but they declined, just wanted money for booze. Last time I was in Wellington I was shocked at the street dwellers, cities seem make it worse

Complex question & have to look past your nose. Also many so called 1st world welfare state countries including the UK & USA are not travelling as well as they appear

If you believe it has not repaired itself I would go & have an MRI just to be sure. They are not a prohibitive price here at private hospitals Did you at any time bleed from the ear ?. If so my suggestion above is imperative

The very good dentists own or work for private clinics or own their own. Never had any luck at hospitals for teeth

Go get it checked, pronto just in case you have knocked it against a table or furniture. My friend had slight bruising after brushing a coffee table & obviously just breaking the surface. 3 weeks later they operated & had to take over 1kg of flesh

I have to laugh at the posters complaining or suggesting that this should be ignored. When you get time have a look at your original country you came from & then you may understand that Thailand is not alone in this regard & one of the reasons is what work is acceptable & what is not.?

Makes me feel sick just looking at that big pile of food. Is it real cheese cheese or imported "non cheese" from the US which is very big there. I have yet to find any sliced packaged cheese that does not taste like plastic. Gimmee a good Brie or Mainland Vintage

The only model in controlled areas that I see is operate 20 hours a day. Times are at the owners discretion but nominated & advised to authorities. This gives time for a good clean & "empties the bar" I managed 3 casino bars in the same property & the above did work

Do many go swimming with their passport ? Something strange here !!

Thought he was "bullet proof" I suppose, driving home pissed at 4.30 in the morning. He will be out of commission I trust for at least 15 years

Use wooden spoons or wooden spatulas. Plastic ones start melting on the business ends & leave a funny taste

Check your 3 pin plugs that you are connecting your microwave into. Good chance no earth wire anyway. Ever seen a fridge for sale in Thailand recently with a 3 pin plug, ??

What about the idiot on BA who ran up the aisle, grabbed a wine bottle, smashed it & proceeded to cut a fellow passenger who he disliked. Nationality I do not know, but appears some more than others. The world is going potty

Up here in Mae Sot we are getting our share

Sick people, it make me wanna be sick

Gotta be done sometime

Come on RTP, see if you can crack a real case

The astonishing rise in the "commission" rates are bothering

Go get the old fashioned wire rat traps & place where you have seen them. Bait with half a rasher of semi cooked bacon, drag it into the trap leaving a trail of lard at the opening & affix well to the hanging bait hook Even the most cunning ones in the end just cannot resist.

Hong Thong is not rum. It is blended spirits which in Thailand would be rice based, with flavour added. Sangsom is a fairly light rum, as stated made from molasses which in turn is a product resulting from the process of refining sugar. It is not your real dark rum colour but drinks OK with a mixer. Bundaberg (an Australian rum) is also not very dark but a good distinctive taste. All spirits when distilled have no colour. They are all clear. Colouring can be from used barrels imparting colour over time as in real scotch. I suspect the Sangsom colour is added as barrel time would be limited & also a distinctive taste of it's own

I presume purchasing a new car from a reliable dealer. Just go buy it, a good showroom will do all the groundwork for you

Bit surprised than anybody is surprised