Phillip9

This thread? True, I shouldn't have limited my comment to this thread. The same problem occurs on many AN threads and most other internet forums also.

I think mostly this. There are a lot of trolls on this thread making intentionally illogical arguments just to get attention and prompt responses.

Many necessary changes are obvious to any thinking human, no AI needed. The roads in Phuket look like they were designed by a 6 year old. I've never seen any other place where lanes just disappear with no warning, or worse, suddenly get so small that a car can't possibly fit. Just hire a competent engineer to look at them and the fixes are obvious.

As I said earlier, they weren't requiring a passport photo when I last extended there. They also made the passport copies for us free of charge. The location is very convenient, in a popular, central mall. They usually have an English speaking person out front greeting people. The OP could stop by and double check current requirements if he wants to be certain.

Nobody here actually believes that. The people here saying they don't believe it are just the usual trolls who contradict everything to get attention and argumentative responses. Everyone needs to learn to ignore the trolls.

Yes. Or alternately book a cheap hotel for a night or two if you find that too difficult.

No photo or TM30 was required at blue port Hua Hin the last couple of times I extended there. I don't know what they did about the photo the TM7 asks for, but they didn't require it. All they asked for was passport, copy of hotel booking, and 1900 baht.

The immigration office in blue port mall in Hua Hin does extensions. As of about 5 months ago when I extended there, they just required a copy of local hotel booking, passport, and 1900 baht fee. No Tm30 copy required. There is a copy center in the mall if you need to print your hotel booking.

Puerta Galera has really good scuba diving. You are missing the highlight if you don't dive there. Port Barton is very quiet. Completely the opposite of Boracay. Not much to do but sit on the beach or go island hopping. It's a great place if that's what you like.

I just got a new macbook pro last year and I love it. I had a couple of different airs previously, and I much prefer the pro. One thing that is better with the pro is the cooling. If you do any intensive work with an air, it will get hot. The pro stays cool no matter what I do. Battery life is also better with the pro. I can work all day long without charging.

You are forgetting about the software that runs the device. The software is by far the most valuable part of an iphone and without it all those chinese parts would be worthless.

I did read it. It doesn't contradict what I stated. You might want to read it yourself. Again. All of apple's income from sales in the US are taxed in the US. International sales are taxed through it's subsidiary in Ireland.

Apple's income from the US is already taxed in the USA. Only its income from outside the US is taxed in Ireland.

99% of those people just like making ridiculous answers to polls to mess with the pollsters. Same as many of the trolls here who obviously don't believe the conspiracy theories they espouse, but do it to mess with other posters.

It's better to fly to Cebu. There are direct flights from Bangkok and many other destinations. Cebu is a nice airport with connections to most tourist destinations in Phils. Manlia is one of the worst airports in the world. Avoid it unless you are going to angels, subic, or Puerta galera which can all be reached by taxi from there. Whatever you do avoid domestic flights from Manila terminal 4--I still literally have nightmares about that place.