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Bruce1054

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  1. 18 hours ago, Crazy Noobie said:

    I know what you are talking about, as I had the same problem with my TV. I feel most average TV's are so-so. You pay for what you get. You can't expect a cheap TV to sound first class. So I went out and purchased me the latest new TV and soundbar to go with it. All I can say is, WOW.... The sound is more then perfect. I purchased a Samsung 75" Neo QLED 4K, wall mounted and a Samsung Q-Series Soundbar with two back speakers and a woofer (HW-Q990). The entire system is top of the line and set me back 90,000 baht. But in my eyes every baht spent was worth it. I am in heaven every time I watch TV or a movie now.

    Some people would say what a waste of money l say money well spent if you enjoy quality all round. Good decision.

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  2. 14 hours ago, stoner said:

    an abnormally large number of people i know are all sick right now. myself included. had a scratchy throat the other morning and within a few hours turned into a nasty cold. sniffles runny nose not much else. i have been overdosing on tiffy.

     

     

    anyone else in the same boat ? 

     

     

    I'm in Australia and had the same as you for the last 7 days

  3. 1 minute ago, jerrymahoney said:

    Well OK but filling up my carry-on with 5-10 kilos of cheese is not top of my list as to what goes in my carryon for long international flights.

     

     I once had to spend 3 days at LAX airport (one night literally in the terminal and 2 nights at nearby hotels courtesy of the airline) due to flight delays and cancellations and all I had -- as I had already checked in 2 large duffel bags -- was what was in my carryon.

     

    Just some tips of what l do, Nobody has to do it. It works for me direct from Australia.

     

  4. 4 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:

    As with a post above, most hotel fridges would not hold 5-10 kilos of cheese.

     

    I remember, once in USA 5 - 10 years ago, having the branded container of hummus I had just bought for a carry-on lunch confiscated by the TSA before a domestic flight.

    The hotel l stay at has Bar fridge the most l got into it once was 10x1kg blocks

  5. 23 minutes ago, croftrobin said:

    I have a flight change in the Middle East so would you recommend I pack it in my suitcase rather than hand luggage?

    Forgot. Another way l have done it to save lugging cheese around is same thing with newspaper and fridges but also pack it in one of those $2 freezer bags and put in suitcase then wrap your clothes around it. Both ways work well.

     

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  6. 16 minutes ago, croftrobin said:

    I have a flight change in the Middle East so would you recommend I pack it in my suitcase rather than hand luggage?

    Here's what l do. l wrap the cheese in newspaper leave it in the fridge for a couple of nights pack it in my carryon when l get to the hotel l put it in the room fridge next morning back in the carryon for next flight to Khon Kaen then driven to Kalasin and straight in home fridge. Always about 6KG of cheese and always still cold each time. Never freeze it. Australia to Kalasin.

  7. On 4/11/2022 at 10:50 AM, poppysdad said:

    I’ve never heard of that one, is it any good?

     

    I take Anoro, one puff a day and Berodual as and when I feel I need it but I feel that neither are fully effective for me with some days I might as well not have taken anything. Ventolin I find has no effect on me at all when breathing becomes heavy and dare I bring up the subject of face masks which are very detrimental for me and make my breathing generally worse.

    Sorry l took so long . Yes 

     

    On 4/11/2022 at 10:50 AM, poppysdad said:

    I’ve never heard of that one, is it any good?

     

    I take Anoro, one puff a day and Berodual as and when I feel I need it but I feel that neither are fully effective for me with some days I might as well not have taken anything. Ventolin I find has no effect on me at all when breathing becomes heavy and dare I bring up the subject of face masks which are very detrimental for me and make my breathing generally worse.

    Hi poppyysdad

    Yes Spiolto Respimat  inhalers work well for me , l have increased my walking from a couple hundred metres to 2 km . They do help but l get good days and bad days. l checked around and there are a few chemists in Bangkok that sell them for 2100 Baht. Hope that helps. <deleted> of a disease.

  8. 1 hour ago, KhunBENQ said:

    Also have DTAC 15 Mbit/s, no volume limit, 1390 per year.

    It does the job (when outside/on the road).

    But next time I will look at the AIS options. DTAC coverage still has more blind spots.

    True, no thanks 

    l use AIS 

     

    1 hour ago, KhunBENQ said:

    Also have DTAC 15 Mbit/s, no volume limit, 1390 per year.

    It does the job (when outside/on the road).

    But next time I will look at the AIS options. DTAC coverage still has more blind spots.

    True, no thanks 

    l use AIS yearly SIM, 15Mbps internet speed, 100GB/month volume, free calls within AIS SIM network, can share WiFi, 1590 baht per year. Have it for my phone the wife's phone and one setup in the shop running 7 cctv cameras. Highly recommend

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  9. 32 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

    Strange question. Why would you leave yourself uninsured? Naturally you insure yourself for every single day you stay and live in a foreign country.

    If you haven't got the answer please refrain from comments that are none of your business and no one cares what you think. And a side note read the question and think about it!!

  10. Hello everyone need some advice on this Covid Thai insurance to come to Thailand.
    So l am returning on June 11 from Melbourne.
    l have a 1 year Non O marriage extension with a re entry stamp good until the 31st October. l am only staying 40 days then returning to Melbourne. So here's the Question.
    Do l buy insurance for 40 days or the length of the extension (31st October) which is 142 days?
    Anyone done this before?
  11. 15 minutes ago, Sheryl said:

    Spiolto Respimat  inhalers are available here but may need a large pharmacy to source it.

     

    I don't know the cost but as it is imported, it will be  expensive

     

    You could try these online sources:

     

    http://www.bangkokdrugstore.com/

    (pay no attention to what is listed, they have more stock than that)

     

    https://medtide.com/

    (ditto)

     

    https://medisafepharma.com/?fbclid=IwAR0NhUJUdRyIsNan4DSPwp5unqvoMuIbAIHhWelzlR5-P3E-b8jjLKYM6_Q

     

    (for this last one, ignore the online selection function and use Messenger app to inquire and place orders, works well and arrives quickly)

     

    and this one no website but can use Line app:  Line ID: YAPAIBOON

     

    I suggets oyu vontact all 4 for a quote and tghen order from whichever costs least.

     

    Use the term :inhaler" not "puffer", puffer is slang and they may not understand it, I didn't either initially

    Thank You

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