Jump to content

NextG

Advanced Member
  • Posts

    4,938
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by NextG

  1. We did that after watching John Wick ☺️
  2. Which was..?
  3. Only if you card is one that does not levy a forex fee. One that do, often charge 2.5% - 3%.
  4. Yours is a Prepaid SIM. For customers who have been with AIS for more than 4 months : AIS Roaming service can be applied simply by dialing *125# or *125*1# (from a phone while in Thailand) and the service will be activated within 30 minutes. Before you take off(literally) on your journey abroad: AIS customers can turn on and off mobile data via SIM card by dialing *129*1# (turn off) and *129*2# (turn on). Use that method to turn data usage off. Now as long as you don’t answer or make any calls or send SMS there will be no charges. Receiving SMS is free. You can set up WiFi Calling before you leave.
  5. Wrong. Cell network can be on, but cellular data/mobile broadband should be switched off. On some networks it can be wise to disable voicemail. Receiving SMS doesn’t cost anything in Europe nor the U.K.
  6. Yes.
  7. Lahmacun is not an ingredient… It’s the ‘pizza’ itself.
  8. Nothing. It costs nothing.
  9. No, you have described the WiFi Calling function. Receiving SMS costs nothing in Europe and the U.K. the normal way.
  10. I don’t mind from whence it comes… as long as they utilise quality ingredients.
  11. Yes… it’s called Pide, unless you are referring to Lahmacun.
  12. I’d certainly be willing to try something recommended. But when I look at what has been recommended for myself, I cannot bring myself to do it.
  13. Yes, I’ve had Turkish PIDE. Different bread, different taste, different texture. It’s not all the same. Lebanese Manousheh is a case in point. The cheese ised is not some grated ‘mozzarella’ replete with potato starch, but a quality ingredient, such as akkawi.
  14. Anyway, enough of my pizza teasing ???? Hopefully the OP will find something to his liking from the recommendations.
  15. ☺️ Of course it’s different. Different ingredients, different taste, different texture. American don’t care, as long as it piled on. Quantity over quality.
  16. I guess one gets used to things in a certain way. I’m sure we’ve had this discussion before, wherein the ‘top rated’ pizza in the USA is Italian style. Anyone who calls pizza, a pie is automatically disqualified, in my book, from rating pizza at all. It’s a pizza!
  17. What is a ‘wannabe’? Someone who wants to be an Italian snob or some who doesn’t want to eat cr@p? Kebab meat ????☺️
  18. Yes. If the SIM is activated for International Roaming before you leave the U.K.
  19. It’s something else eating his credit, not OTP. Could be chargeable SMS from a dodgy promo company. You can get Truemove H to reimburse you if you didn’t subscribe to them.
  20. He’s not referring to a Thai SIM. He’s referring to using a local SIM to create a Hotspot and then using the Hotspot to ‘power’ the ‘back-up phone’ containing the Thai SIM/s.
  21. That’s ridiculous. There are no costs associated with receiving SMS in Europe when utilising a Thai SIM via International Roaming. WiFi Calling can be useful in it’s own right, but absolutely not necessary unless one lives in an area with no mobile phone signal.
  22. Are you an American? They love to make these kinds of definitive statements. I took a look, but once I saw they put pineapple on pizza, I tuned out.
  23. 7-11 pizza probably not that much different to what Americans are used to anyway ???? Sorry ????
  24. You are posting erroneously ☺️ Quite surprising for someone who actually lives in Thailand. It is 100% legal to smoke weed in Thailand, as long as you don’t make a nuisance of yourself. Currently the ‘grey area’ is between ‘medicinal’ and ‘recreational’. Currently the ‘assumption’ is that everyone, unless proven otherwise, is utilising it sensibly for medicinal purpose. Medicinal does not have to be something that a casual observer would notice. Do you know if your neighbour suffers from general anxiety or manic depression? Furthermore, you, like many others who prefer to think you know it best, are confusing the plant with extracts from the plant. The plant/flowers have no set limit to the amount of active component. It’s the extracts that are supposedly controlled. That way no one should be able slip a Micky Finn in your food and drink without your knowledge. Though of course there are other reasons for the control of extracts. So keep yourself up to date, smoking is completely legal right now. Some controls will likely be introduced over time, but sensible people won’t have any problems, as long as they are considerate of others.
  25. I read the first paragraph in this case. The answer is that I discussed it, came to a conclusion and then moved on. You however have continued to try to insist that it was somehow the fault of the crew. Since I made it clear that I thought your imaginings were literally just made up nonsense, flying in the face of actual witnesses, I decided that I didn’t want to be seen arguing with someone who appeared perhaps delusional. “Do not answer a fool according to his folly, or you yourself will be just like him” Proverbs 26:4 I hope this answers your question fully.
×
×
  • Create New...