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Chump if far less coherent and far less honest. We will see which one is in prison on election day.

I have done it a few times. It takes 4-6 weeks to get the money but it can be done.

Criticizing the airline for an airport closure is silly. They have no control. Criticizing them for how they take care of the customers after that is a different issue. There does not appear to be a problem there.

3 minutes ago, harrycallahan said:

She's lucky they had vinegar handy, given the alternative treatment. 

Any acid would work. Lime juice is plentiful here.

Never been asked for my arrival ticket, just the outbound ticket. What purpose does the inbound ticket serve?

Bad boys go to Pattaya if they are smart enough. The party scene in India is a boring mess.

Seen these ads many times. I never really understood the attraction. Getting a license is easy. Glad to know they are stopping them.

17 hours ago, retarius said:

There is almost zero price competition in Thailand, so I'll believe price cuts when I actually see them on the supermarket or wine store shelves. I feel that most retailers and wholesalers will take the opportunity to increase profits rather than give the drinkers a break. And always remember here in Thailand anyone who cuts their prices to attract more customers gets his shop burned down or worse and the police will be unable to trace the perp. So as I said 'seein' is believin'.

They will in the short run but most will be given back to gain market share.

On 1/6/2024 at 1:26 PM, Cardano said:

Currently have HP Inktank wireless 410 but have had nothing but problems with it. So now looking for new printer and thinking as I only print about 200 pages per year that maybe cartridge printer is the way to go.

My budget is a max of 10,000 Baht, any recommendations?

I gave mine away after two packs of paper. Total POS! Never buy HP again!

I love my new Brother DCP-T420W, It runs great, makes nice photo prints, fast on low-rez and cost about 5000 baht.

Super!

The supply will still be limited to vendors that can ship in bulk or charge a high premium for freight but this will be great. Plenty of really good wines out there. Hopefully this will be published soon enough to take advantage of the 2023 releases coming in the next few months.

Dab up the blood and send them home. Hope they had a nice holiday.

18 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

So what ???...  he still had a lighter on him...   whether he took it through security by accident, whether security were slack, whether its legal is irrelevant to the story...  (and its easy to find out that its not illegal).... 

 

It does amaze me how on these thread people focus on pointless irrelevancies in a story which contains a far bigger issue... 

 

i.e.  Guy dies driving to a funeral... and someone will focus on whether he was wearing a watch...

It is relevant when they are trying to ignite a passenger. Please keep up.

These stories are always a little suspect. Trans people are not the only thieves on the beach. They are also not the only prostitutes to fleece tourists.

Indian men should not be stupid enough to be sporting the bling. They would not do it at home. 

15 minutes ago, BTB1977 said:

If it has hidden defects how would a motorcycle mechanic know?  

There are not enough parts to hide a defect. Anyone would know. I would be looking for defects to lower the price, brake pads, lights, shocks, seat covers.... whatever. Anyone with a simple socket set can fix them.

On 12/7/2023 at 4:03 PM, richard_smith237 said:

 

Whats your point ??... he was on a flight from German and was carrying a lighter... So whats your take-away from that ?

a) He smuggled his lighter through security.

b) There is no restriction on lighters.

 

Answers on a poster labelled... 'How to focus on Irrelevant points in a forum thread'.....  

There was a previous claim that lighters are legal based on the British rules. They are not necessarily legal. You do not need to be rude in your comments, it was relevant to the posts you did not bother to read.

The CVT is the failure point but nothing to fixing one. I just had an engine rebuild done on an old dream for 7000. Your exposure is minimal.

The correct paperwork and clear title is the big problem.

Is it working now? I uninstalled it after it blew up over a year ago.

Spend the night at a foreign hotel on the way to immigration and ask for a TM30 receipt. Do it near a smaller office while you are at it, shorter lines.

How long was the driver working? 1am is sleep time.

14 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

 

... a number of posters presented the same query (lots of answers to it on page 2 of this thread).

 

 

 

 

 

 

England, maybe, other places not. Germany does not explicitly mention lighters. America and China clearly say no. Thailand does not explicitly mention them.

20 hours ago, Big Bert said:

Bringing a lighter on a plane in carry onCigarette lighters are allowed in carry on bags as long as they are disposable or Zippo type lighters. They can still have fuel in them as well.

They have confiscated quite a few of mine over the years. They are not allowed on planes.

FYI: Confirmed on TSA website. They are very specific about matches and lighters. Not allowed.

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