Photoguy21

There are none so blind as those who will not see.

Every year they come out with warnings such as these yet they do nothing to increase the efficiency of the drainage systems. Of course we know that Bangkok is below sea level but so are many parts of the Netherlands yet they don't have the same problems. Maybe it is time for the people in charge to get experts from the Netherlands over to assess the situation and make recommendations. Of course this would be useless unless the recommendations are acted upon.

If the flight stuck to the schedule and you failed to get to the airport in time then yes your ticket has gone. If that is not the case then you need to contact the airline company and maybe they can do something to help you.

Let me guess, the noodle stand and the customers jumped out in front of the vehicle?

It is hardly surprising since much of the software used by companies is no longer supported and I would guess in many cases is not even a legal product. I have seen it in hospitals that are using Windows 98 (who uses that any more???) and it says "This is illegal software". With such activity as pirated software what would you expect? This is one reason why your software is regularly updated as portions of it are found to be entrances from hackers.

Why do you want to apply logic? You know that never happens.

I think they caught it from the USA who as we all know take tablets for anything and everything. The Arabs are similar, if they go to a doctor or hospital and come away with a bag full of tablets they are happy.

For sure, there is no doubting that. The banks need to be part of the solution but I know from experience when you give a scammers data, account details etc, they do absolutely nothing about it.

No it just says the seller was scammed not quite the same thing

Let me know how you get on

Not saying it will work but there is a cream you can buy to take scratches out of watch glass. It is called PolyWatch and is available on Lazada.

In the movie where one person brings a weapon for the purpose of attacking another person. Surely you know that movie?

It was about 40 years ago I opened the account with them which I guess could make the difference.

Well they still have my Thai address and I have had the account every since I came to Thailand over 30 years ago. I have told them it is where I live.

So it will be ready around 2100 if everything goes well.

I dont think you understand my question. The electrical network can only just supply the requirements now, how will they cope with the additional load if we all change to an EV?

Silly question but monks are supposed to have given up money and the like so how could he possibly buy a vehicle?

Thailand still has power disruptions so where is the additional power required for EV's going to come from?

Too late now, the cat is out of the bag.

I have an account with Lloyds in the UK and it has my Thai address attached to it.

I use Cyber Ghost never had a problem with it

But what year?

Nice idea but extremely unlikely to happen. Many of the scammers are not in Thailand and use disposable numbers so not easy to stop. I cant off the top of my head think of any country that has managed to stop them. If Thailand can do it they will be the first.

Wont take that long. Someone will I am sure have already solved it.

For me I don't like them on men but there is an age old tradition from sea faring that started them. For women I cant stand tattoos on them. Their choice and they are free to make it but I wouldn't want to be with a woman who had any.