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Good. We are not on ze list.

Never had any problems but then both wife and I prefer quiet places where large groups don't tend to go. 

Won't even consider going anywhere where ' live music ' is promoted as an attraction.  Can't see the pleasure in having my ears assaulted by dreadful noise.

15 minutes ago, Celsius said:

Does she really expect the struggling and underpaid  gig economy driver to compensate her for the loss?

 

 

Hi so entitlement much. Had she not been buried in her phone she would have quickly noticed the mistake. Plus would have helped to confirm her destination as soon as she got in the cab. But that would have involved talking to the cabbie , somebody way below her station , a thing she could not do as obviously so up herself.

Apparently he has been working on a penis enlargement programme for years.

It has succeeded beyond his dreams as he is now a big dickhead.

Youtube vlogger.....say no more. Thailand seems to attract an excess of idiots trying to scratch a living from it here.

3 hours ago, mstevens said:

So what is his YouTube channel so we can check it out and see what he has been saying and make up our own minds about it?

Nice groveling apolgy on his channel now .

No snow in Thailand but plenty of snowflakes.

8 hours ago, billd766 said:

I know this is an odd question or 3, but the solar lamps that I have at the moment run out of charge  after about 6 hours. The power cables from the charging panels are only about 2 metres long around 6 or 7 mm thick, expending to perhaps 10 or 12 mm thick where they plug into the light itself. Do you have a special cable or connector of extra length and thinness to get them into the house some how or do you drill a big enough hole in the wall and then put sealant in the hole as well?

 

If the panels are on charge all day how do you run the lights as well?

 

Can you run fans from them as well during the day or do you have an external solar array?

 

So far this year except for April I am using an average of 21.5 units of electricity per day.

 

Because April was so hot and the main a/c downstairs has been on 6 hours a day, during April I was using 31.5 units on average per day.

 

I am 79, and the heat downstairs has been getting to me during April. Even my wife who is Thai and 58 is coming in when the a/c is on.

The panels are mounted on the roof near the eves. I then ran the supplied cable around and under the roof tile into the attic. From there made a small hole in the ceiling to connect to the light mounted high on the wall in the corner. The panels get enough charge during the day to run right through the night if necessary but start to gradually dim about 4.00 am. Usually  turn them off at bedtime except ones in bathroom and kitchen which automatically turn off at sunrise. No extra cable needed.

Really these were fitted so we have light during power cuts but Murphys law has kicked in and have hardly had an outage since I spent the money.

You can buy solar powered fans on Lazada. The cheap as chips solutions to solar power.

A proliferation of expensive shops does not a good airport make.

Decent seating for those having to wait a long time for a connection would make nice change.

1 hour ago, Korat Kiwi said:

File photo for reference only... Here we go again. 

Two polar bears fighting would have been nice.

Europe's attitude to asylum seekers illegally crossing the channel is that the UK will just have to suck it up.

Ireland is now the beneficiary of Europe's pass the buck policy. Understandably they are not happy.

The OP looks like it was written by AI.

There was a thread recently announcing that the new site owners would be using AI articles and that links would not always be provided.

The whole paragraph about how Hamas would throw LGBTQ protesters off roofs seems to have been filched from another article.