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matador007

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  1. So I was watching the Australia Network yesterday, and caught this show/documentary.

    Its basically 6 Brits who try to live on a Thai salary for a week. Lots of episodes for SE Asia, but ones pertinent to Thailand are 'Rice' and 'Chicken'.

    Rice is about the fields in Isaan, and chicken about the chicken factory in Bangkok.

    (I chose not to embed on purpose)

    Thailand - Blood, Sweat and Takeaways - Episode Rice

    Rice

    HD: Rice HD

    Thailand - Blood, Sweat and Takeaways - Episode Chicken

    Chicken

    HD: Chicken HD

    I think we all have an appreciation for the hard working Thai's and sacrafice they do on a daily basis.

    This only goes to re-enforce that.

    Enjoy.

  2. Hi,

    I want to first say thanks for helping out on dealing with the glass.

    I know this is the 'Pattaya' forum, but could you tell us where the glass is ? Like around what Soi's, or general area where its happening/the worst ?

    Then we know where to be more attentive.

    Much appreciated for the heads up, hope it gets dealt with higher up the food chain.

  3. The VoIPDiscount one looks good. Its somehow related to the one I use-- VoipCheap.com ; as the site layouts are practically the same, and the whois information reveals same owners, ip address, etc..

    VoIPCheap charges USD$0.05c connect fee, then USD$0.01/min to landline or cell in Thailand. And they operate the same way, with a local access number in several countries (include the UK).

    On a side note, I don't understand how Skype charges USD$0.12/min (w/o VAT) for the same thing.

    Happy calling,

    --M.M.

  4. Hi,

    I wanted to post this in 'News Clippings' but denied permission. And posting here says I can't post a URL, so you'll have to copy & paste the URL.

    So much for being a lurker.

    A friend sent me this link:

    www.globalpost.com/dispatch/thailand/090202/bangkok-sinking-1

    Thailand's top disaster expert once foretold the 2004 tsunami. Now, he says the nation's capital will be submerged by 2030.

    By Patrick Winn - GlobalPost

    Published: February 2, 2009 22:55 ET

    Cheers,

    Marcello M.

  5. From websit: Approximately, every forty minutes air conditioned buses depart to Pattaya. The buses run from 05:30 to 21.00. For detailed information tel: 0 2391 9829.

    Just called, they said 23.00.

    --M.M.

    Last bus from Ekamai or Morchit is 21:00.
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