drgoon

1 hour ago, Jenkins9039 said:

Makes you wonder why he went back home - I should note i've personally conversed with the guy around Chalong Yacht Club a decade ago, I understand he has cancer, but with his age and survivability its somewhat surprising the nonce decided to opt to return to the UK, when he could have just swanned around Cambodia etc till he croaked.

 

In addition, why didn't the UK seek extradition when it was obvious they were giving a passport (second) to a different person than the kids father that was assaulted all those years ago (stolen ID relates to that).

 

Lastly why on earth didn't Thailand just indict him themselves, since this has come to light his 'social media' looked at in a different light begs the question on whether he assaulted Thai(s) -> Very likely.

 

In addition lastly, there was quite a close knit group of expats around him personal life and commercial life -> how the <deleted> did they miss the signs.

part of the same team possibly

A <deleted>e carrier if there ever was one. Budget of the budget carriers.

555 what an amazing story

heavy rain....  555

greenwashed

Haha whatever....  rinse and repeat

Quick think about Thai construction standards.....  mostly pretty good. But, you know how it goes.

On 5/11/2024 at 7:56 AM, webfact said:

This move by Thai Airways to swiftly acknowledge and confront the defective seat issue is crucial in an era when social media can heavily influence a brand's reputation.

555 what a load of codswallop

On 4/15/2024 at 6:16 PM, impulse said:

 

Have you compared your property tax bills?  Back home in Texas, my property tax bill alone was more than 90% of Thai people make.  And for that, we got beach cleaners that came by every morning, trash bins every 50-100 meters along the beach, curbside trash pickup once a week, and some level of confidence that the trash contractors didn't just dump it on a quiet road.  Texas has its share of pigs (just like Thailand).  But we pay a buttload of money to pick up after them.  Money that Thai people can't afford.

 

yep, much the same

5 minutes ago, Goat said:

Yes I have a fairly healthy self esteem.

😆 Good on you. I would employ a thumbs up emoji but none are available.

My wife enjoys my 'manscaping'. She says long public hair detracts from her enjoyment of deepthroating me.

On 4/21/2024 at 10:36 AM, Bobthegimp said:

 

Your child needs a better education if you're grateful that she's learning English from an ESL student. 

I do a very good job of it. However, it is part of the school curriculum and I am happy that part is undertaken by a very capable Philipina

19 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Sad, who will be English teachers?

Russians. Before you chortle in disbelief, it is a fact. One of the English language teachers at our daughters school is Russian FFS. Thankfully there is also Philipino English language teachers.

20 hours ago, Ben Zioner said:

The devastating effect of Thai street food. 

 

The blonde with the sun glasses is perfect

The skinny blonde with glasses is perfect

On 4/18/2024 at 6:47 AM, mstevens said:

 

Once again, you're wrong. New Zealanders get a 30 day visa waiver.

Nit picking

On 4/15/2024 at 4:39 PM, mstevens said:

 

This is the visa fees schedule at the website of the Thai Embassy in Wellington. Pages 1 and 2 are in Thai. Pages 3 and 4 in English. Compare them with the prices any other nationality pays for a visa.

 

https://image.mfa.go.th/mfa/0/Ty8J7f4hKr/Consular_service_fee_2024.pdf

 

Never been asked to pay a fee.

On 4/10/2024 at 6:06 AM, mstevens said:

Time for Christopher Luxon to raise the issue of visa prices for New Zealanders who go to Thailand. New Zealanders pay 5 - 7 times the price of anyone else.

Show us the proof please.

I have always entered visa free at no cost. Last visit January, no charge. Maybe other nationals are getting paid to enter Thailand 🙄

On 4/11/2024 at 4:27 PM, Korat Kiwi said:

Yeah,  good luck with that one.  Have they actually seen how much single use plastic this country uses? 

 

It would be mind boggling.  Just in my small town the amount is phenomenal. Local morning market, plastic bags everywhere. 

 

The NZ government banned single use plastic bags a few years ago.  It's good to see paper bags back in the Supermarkets.  But NZ is very small  population wise. 

 

I can't see this happening here... too many mindsets to change and probably no enforcement of the rules. 

We moved back to NZ from Khon Kaen last year. Wife and daughter are amazed at the lack of rubbish. Even the seperation of soft plastics from general rubbish and a recycling bin, bottle bin and seperate food scraps bin. It is a good education for both of them.

Of course, in rural Thailand someone will pay for your recyclables.

All falang องคชาติใหญ่. Thai girls fantasy. Somchai's jealousy.

1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Indeed it is Bob....  but why do you insist on repeatedly playing that out for us all  ???? 

It's his ego fantasies 😆

On 4/5/2024 at 8:38 AM, still kicking said:

Anybody used it yet? I booked a flight to Swampy next week and the plane will be 787-8. So, my question is has anybody used it yet, and what is it like? I will fly cattle class since I picked up a cheap flight.

Same same no difference to any other cattle class mate. The 8 getting a bit tired now on some carriers.

777 last row is only 2 seats which is good for solo if you don't mind proximity to the toilets.

What airline you booked on?