KannikaP

Where's that. Stickers help you.

In what language are the stickers on food in the supermarkets in your home country, Arabic?

So many Thai restaurants bring the pot of rice first, because it is already cooked, then you get main course 10 minutes later to eat with cold rice. Then your spring rolls come, because they had to heat the oil fryer up. Hey TIT, love it or leave.

Just order a bottle of water = a straw. What will they use when cash goes out of use?

Should the question not be How big WAS your dog? 555

I just learned that the Flashback presenter Bill Rollins, to whom I listen every Friday night because of his Beach Boys slot, and who invites emails to ask for requests, died six months ago. No wonder I get no replies or requests played.

Or ask for a six month statement in the last week of those 6, and another just before 12 months are up.

Never asked for anything regarding Tax, even though I do have a Tax Number.

BHT 10k from WISE Baht account UK should arrive tomorrow, 10am. Let's see.

On reading this topic, I thought i would check the KYC, no not the fried chicken shop, Know Your Customer, only to find that my Registered address was one I had in UK almost 20 years ago when I first came here, I was still a singer at a pub in Pattaya. So I asked the nice girl if she could change them, I had my yellow book, passport and phone. 'Oh no cannot do without Passbook', of which I have four. When I showed her my excel with passbook numbers in it, and wrote my Thai address in English, it only took a further half hour and two more operatives to do it. Even then, when I got home, some of it was wrong, so I had learned how to do it myself by watching. They DID NOT take a copy of my passport!

Being asked to pay Bht 45 for a can of beer in bulk (12), and only 41 individual cans. 555 Oh yes, and BOB! But seriously, the littering, which Thais just do not seem to see. The volume of the music at parties, funerals, weddings, markets etc.

In my case, data is always switched on on my phone. It does not use any Mobile data unless WiFI is unavailable. Bluetooth is always on and paired to the radio in my 'old' Toyota truck. The phone is held in a holder, visible from my driving position, and any calls can be controlled from the steering wheel. Fiddling with the car radio, changing stations or volume, can be just as distracting as doing the same on your phone, or on the built in info systems in most modern cars, which can be even more distracting, eg checking tyre pressures, fuel consumption etc etc.

Don't you simply download the App, BBC Sounds, LBC, Classic FM or whatever you want, or one of the International Radio App, onto your PC, phone or tablet, and off you jolly well go?

Why not if it is there, easy on the car radio. Or of course, have all your stations in your phone, and Bluetooth it to said radio. Perfect.

Caroline Flashback when there are no presenters, just continuous music, LBC for a bit of Chat & debate, and Classic FM to go to sleep with. Heaven. PC or phone.