kimamey

I thought, maybe Thais don't drink Decaf? I asked my wife, and her first reaction was confusion, so I explained what it was and she said no they don't. So that might be the reason. I'm in the UK until Sunday, but when I'm back and in a supermarket I'll see if it's available there as I'm not sure if I've seen it. I would have thought in tourist areas it should be easier to find. I seem to remember you are in Phucket, although I might be wrong.

I don't usually drink decaf but I'm surprised it isn't easier to get.

Well on the ones I've flown, yes. The dreamliners have mainly been Gulf Air but other airlines as well for both planes. I'm not that tall so seat pitch isn't so relevant for me, the width is more important. That's been about the same an most of them. Pressurisation is different I think, and also the the A350 is quieter. Another factor is the age of the fit out.

I fly a lot on Gulf Air which uses Dreamliners. They are fine, although I think the A350 is better. The seats in any plane is dependent on how they fit it out rather than the aircraft manufacturer.

Whilst not wanting to dismiss this as nonsense, it was posted on April 1st. That's the problem, it's difficult to know what's true on that day. Some posts seem to back this up so maybe it is true.

I would have thought this was as likely, if not more so with older doctors who have been prescribing these for a long time and haven't caught up with the problems.

I only know about this because I read it here. Maybe airlines will notify travellers to Thailand to avoid problems.

Not all government workers are corrupt. My wife is a government worker and she isn't corrupt.

So you're in two minds about it then. 😀

I heard about the MP vaping in Parliament, but I didn't here what was done about it. Were there severe penalties, or was it a misunderstanding? I can see they want to avoid children taking up vaping but it does seem strange that normal smoking is ok.

Bo, that's just me.

True, but they don't seen to have planned for closing the loophole. If they had there wouldn't be all this confusion and wildly different rules depending on where you live. A couple of weeks ago I read the UK Thai double taxation treaty. I can't remanded if it made complete sense though. I seem to remember it cleared up some issues but not regarding state pension s.

As I see it, the problem is that instead of planning for change and then implementing it, the Thai government tends to implement change and then try to plan for it.

I've kept many ferrets as pets abs even some of those would be dangerous down there

I've not seen any of these, but I'll look out for them now. I'm in Mahasarakham and someone has seen them here so I should be lucky.