Scouse123

Why don't you just get the free trial and play around with it? Same story, just get a free trial and/or email them any queries.

Click on the link, it's all there I think.

I think that's more a case of a drunken Thai that can't handle their booze than the norm. He's pissed off with life and his menial job, lack of money and his boring existence, and looking for someone to blame. But, looking at the subject of foreigners with Thai women, is it any different from how White men used to view black men with white women, to me, it's a non-issue and none of my business but others don't see it that way.

Guys, A few people contacted me again through various social media platforms and messaging me regarding IPTV. I am, not going into it because it is a ' can of worms ' and there are always some people saying they can get it free, blah, blah etc Next, I have no affiliation nor do I sell IPTV services, I am just like everybody here, I buy a plan that works for me. I was having a great many problems since I switched providers from 3BB to AIS with my previous provider, with buffering and things got so where I couldn't even watch a channel unless I had a VPN enabled. I took a trial with this outfit below for a month and it has, so far, worked very well, I don't need a VPN running and my Sport has been fabulous with no buffering. A six-month subscription is $34.50, which is less than 1,000 baht. I have already tried it for a month. ($10.00) I have now taken six months as all has gone well. So that is about 165 baht a month. It's not the end of my world if it eventually goes wrong. I watched Manchester United v Liverpool last night and it was perfect. That is a high-traffic game on sites, but I had no buffering. They also do free 12-hour trials. The only downside is they like you to pay via PayPal, which I won't, so I found a way to pay with my card through the ' Neteller ' platform, and so far, so good. Without being rude guys, please don't send me private messages about this topic as I will not answer, better to deal directly with the company if interested. All the information is here:- https://comfyiptv.com/

Well done on the weight loss and Keto. How can you eat bread on the Keto though? I get all the other stuff and I previously have been successful on Keto. I go for annual health checks in Khonkaen, but they told me on the last visit that they don't like Keto or any diet that misses out on food groups. I suppose it's a balancing act where you weigh up the benefits of weight loss, ( less stress on organs and body joints) to the levels of nutrients in the body.

He got out of the frying pan once when he was Chief of Immigration, now it looks like he's jumped into the fire. Even if it is by association, Bosses are responsible for those who serve under them. Perks of the job, he's rubbed several people up the wrong way, that is obvious. With those lot, it's not down to honesty, because NONE of them are, it's about which group you are affiliated to and who is the flavour of the month.

@Rampant Rabbit To be fair, I love those bathrooms on Emirates. I haven't flown business with them since the days you could smoke cigarettes on board, and I stopped smoking twenty years ago. A big pal of mine swears by Emirates for BC, but he loves the Chauffeur pick up from his home. Two or three years ago, I flew business with Etihad which was fine, since then, I've been chasing my tail trying to get the best deals possible with Qatar, paying for tier bonuses etc. As I said in a different post, after this trip, my next one I will use up my Q points and Q credits and then next year I am shopping around for the best deals. On my last business A380 flight with Qatar, we didn't have doors on the business cabin, I am fairly sure we didn't.

Gents, I'll be travelling on three different planes with Qatar next month, A380 BKK-DOH, 787-9 Dreamliner DOH-MAN Return is A350 Qsuites ( upgrade Q credits) MAN-DOH and A380 DOH-BKK. With these choices and picking my seats, it will be the best trip I can arrange for myself without splurging 3500 GBP for business class. I can't justify it to myself when I am used to paying 1700/ 1800 GBP for business class. I still queue in the business lines, priority boarding, access to business lounges and 20 kg extra in luggage, what's not to like? My total flight price is around 1,000 GBP, I did say I paid more to use the A380 on two legs. I could have saved more cash if I had used Q points, but I didn't bother using them. When my other half flies with me at the back end of the year I will use them up, then next year join the other guys on here who forget about loyalty to one airline and just shop for the best deals.

Which plane is that? The cabin layout looks like a relic very poor and dated. I can see an Orchid, is it Thai? You will have to help me here.

It sounds extremely painful poor old bugger. I bet he won't be doing that again in a hurry, he shouldn't have been doing it at all aged 65 years. Speedy recovery pal, get well soon.

I agree and love the A380 for all the reasons you say but I didn't enjoy the business class on the A380 as I found it too big! The bar area is a good gimmick. I prefer, in business class only not economy, the 777 Q suites or the A350 Q suites. I am usually travelling solo, so when I am I enjoy the privacy. I wish I always was travelling business, but with frequent flying and funding myself, it can get a tad expensive post-Covid. They have got a bit stingy with the air miles with Qatar Air, demanding more for less, under the new points system. I'll be dropping out of Gold membership this year and I won't pay the premium to stay in it, as in buying additional Q points so I will then shop around more than ever for deals, instead of blind loyalty to Qatar.

I'd swap my business class to weigh 90 kg again at 190cm. I will try for 105 kg. I wouldn't mind, I have stopped alcohol and I am not into cakes and sweets and things, at the moment I do not get enough exercise but who wants to go out doing 5 miles at 40C?

I have just looked and the second leg of my UK flight next month is on the Dreamliner 787-9 with Qatar, I have booked over the exit row in 28B. There are only two seats there to allow for emergency doors, so for flying it's happy days.

On the A380 the seat row 40 is the one at the front where the steps lead up to business class. I liked the height. and of course, in that seat, you have massive legroom. They have another smaller intimate economy upstairs to the rear of Business, but I like the front cabin downstairs. You also get off the plane lively at the destination. Also, another plus is because of the size of the A380 they always make sure that you are alongside the airbridge and straight into the terminal. I used to hate after a long flight, getting buses to the terminal regardless of the class of seat I was in and then having to go through security again. For small carriers, I wouldn't do over a 2-hour flight with them, Vietnam, and Cambodia are OK, but for Japan or anywhere, I would pay more for a good airline.

Disagree, In all the smaller planes there is very little difference in where you sit unless you pay or have a Gold membership or above to choose your seats with legroom or exit rows free of charge. I would never sit in a middle seat. That includes the Dreamliner 787 good aircraft, but economy alas, is still economy. I am flying next month and have purposely arranged my schedule to ensure I am on the A380 from BKK-DOH and DOH-BKK return. I am 6'3" and 110 kg and no way would I describe the experience as ' just a tiny seat on a big plane ' It has ample room in my view, OK, it's economy, but it's good economy especially in seat 40A lower deck at the front section. I have flown the upper deck, but personal choice, I like 40A. Huge aircraft and has plenty of room. For my return leg MAN-DOH, I have Qcredits on the A350 for the business class upgrade.

Nonsense as usual.

And me, The only thing I know about my local temple is that my doorbell rings, every so often, like it has this month, with the delivery of an envelope with my partner's name on it, to be filled with donations from my wallet. And I've been here 30 years too. Also, I don't do church weddings in the UK, I prefer to meet up at the reception.

😆🤣🤣😆😆🤣 I make that game, set and match!

Where does it say he was British or from Liverpool? A stupid way to begin a post which does not help in any way except display your racist or xenophobic views. Furthermore, it matters not in the scale of things, a drunk driver is a drunk driver and nationality or birthplace has no bearing on the matter. Pattaya is full of drunk drivers, speeding motorists, motorists without car or motorbike driving licences and an inept police force. These people driving drunk and uninsured come from all countries around the Globe and the crime is not specific to a certain country or city.

Now then Captain Sensible, What is a Farnung? Is it something unique to Phuket? Flowers? Fauna? Give us a clue. "Every problem and hassle occurring over the years is partly the fault of foreign crims" Where did you dig that one up from you misguided person? So, the military coups, rice-pledging schemes, rampant corruption, colossal road deaths, poor government, the ridiculous disparity between the haves and have-nots, unbelievable wealth against grinding poverty, is all the ' foreigners fault ' in your way of thinking? "scroungers and scofflaws" I would say this applies far more to the Thais than it does to us ' dirty foreigners ' they are the ones who flout the laws and steal from the government coffers, we don't even get a look in. You need more vitamins, a balanced diet and two doses of reality check.

That would be low down on the list for them, and a far juicier story is blame-shifting it all onto foreigners.

Well, people like him who live in greenhouses shouldn't throw stones.

Anuntin did not need to even speak, useless sound bytes to pretend he was doing something, it's just white noise. We have already witnessed the strong response by the Phuket authorities to lawbreakers, and the overwhelming actions of checking the smallest details on all foreigners now taking place. All this pathetic nationalistic claptrap about it being insulting to Thailand and Thai nationals is totally over the top and unnecessary, except for a ' sheep audience ' I as somebody on a visa extension go about my day-to-day business and follow the laws no matter how small, such as up-to-date driving licences, 90-day reports etc, I make sure the rest of the family are insured for their bikes and up-to-date road tax, and no nonsense occurs on this property. That's it, that's all. Similarly, AN posters bleating and blabbing about visa revocations for the smallest infractions, don't they realize their silly comments and keyboard tantrums carry no weight whatsoever in the decision-making policies of Thailand. A complete waste of five minutes of your life typing it, as it carries no clout.

Well, they can hardly revoke his visa!

He meant that he wasn't comfortable doing it, and probably knows as a British person, he thinks you would be entitled to the operation FOC. The doctors here know nothing about NHS bureaucracy and waiting lists.