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Wow! How many documents do you have? Can't quite see the relevance of the logos on the delivery van(?)
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Actually, not in good taste...someone died RIP
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1 hour ago, Brigante7 said:
The problem is, most Brits under 30 are thick as shit and have no concept of what is going on around them, to busy with their heads stuck in their phones. Every country in the world has danger spots and unless you are paying attention then before you know it you are up the creek without a paddle.
Brigante7.
Regrettably one might be forgiven for thinking this.Many seem to leave whatever brains they have at home.
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Having flown extensively on business and pleasure during the smart phone era I have never felt the need to have it on during a flight. It goes off before boarding and stays off. Get some discipline into your lives people. The only exception to this rule was when I was piloting small aircraft myself over the desert or sea for safety reasons.
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Gave up the booze about 3 years ago although on a recent trip to LOS my g/f and I shared an experimental bottle which neither of us enjoyed, justifying our abstinence. Feel better and richer for having given up. The principle motivator was health and what goes with alcohol generally, loud music (the cause of irreversible hearing loss and a conversation blocker), and second hand tobacco smoke. However, no problems being in the company of drinkers but smoking is a red line.
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What a pathetic piece of reporting
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Best not be a Cheap Charlie in future, for a bit extra get the real deal, simples
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No worse that what you see in city centres back in the UK, Brits and visitors alike.....next
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I'm all for the ban but then I am one of those terribly boring ex smokers who had absolutely no regard for the comfort of others. Older and wiser now.
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As a regular business visitor to Bangkok spanning 20 odd years I took advantage of the excellent services the various Commercial Secretaries provided. That also applied to British Embassies in many other countries. However my experiences of going running to them with personnel issues was 'never' over a lot longer although I do understand that most negative comments about the services fall into this category. One might conclude that their primary function is to assist in the promotion of trade with the UK and this they manage to achieve very well.
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The terminology 'second class' went out with the arc. It's called Economy. Moving on don't knock low cost, one of the best biz flights I ever had was on FlyDubai now part of Emirates based at Dubai. So Business Class on FD BKK DXB good value, then onward on Emirates in one of their fantastic A380's, a very rewarding experience. Go on treat yourselves. Safe journey.
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Excellent idea
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I am sorry that this has happened to Ross and sorry about the extra burden he has placed upon his parents after 22 years of upbringing and cost of education etc. However having employed many supposedly well educated youngsters with degrees over the years at home and overseas I am bound to say that only a handful have ever demonstrated basic common sense in their attitude towards life in general. Perhaps a subject at school called 'common sense' would be sensible(?). Accidents do happen, yes, but some fore planning before undertaking a trip is pretty effortless and fun, and plainly a sensible thing to do; it can eliminate the worst risks at least. There's plenty advice out there warning against hiring motorbikes and scooters in Thailand.
Turning to Crowdfunding is a desperate measure, it's heartening to know that there are so many people out there presumably not connected with the family that are so keen to help, personally I would be reluctant to do so apart from friends and family, but good luck to Ross and his family. Their lives surely will be uphill from here on.
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Don't be a cheapskate when choosing an hotel. Go slightly upmarket to avoid the hoards, 1500B pn should do the trick
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To put this into context, how to the Aussi figures compare with other Nationalities, say from the USA and UK?
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Joking aside, this guy is obviously unstable and is need of help; not ridicule. Let's hope that that he gets the understanding and assistance from the Police and other appropriate authorities.
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By which time the Qatari Government hopes to have resolved its issues with the UAE and Saudi Arabia principally whose expats provide Qatar Airways with a great deal of connecting business.
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Assuming this is a genuine post it is sad to think anyone should feel this way, particularly when suffering an illness. Surely there must be a support group that can reach out to help?
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Arrogance at its' height if true. Let the guy get a job to fund his fun
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Without doubt Osborne takes the biscuit for greed
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Well....the first time I visited Thailand was in 1985 when my UK company sent me to Pattaya for a business meeting which happened to be on a beach. Subsequent many visits were on biz to Bangkok because I focused on my work and always returned with orders. Since those days I return to LOS for pleasure but have never considered it as a retirement option, more of a bolt hole...but there's time yet for a change of heart.
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Where is the event taking place and how to get there?
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My last day in Pattaya is the 11th April. Have I timed my departure from Patts to leave Thailand correctly to avoid the festival...I hope so!
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I cringe when I see children playing with guns.Not nice to see what damage a gun (or sword) can inflict on a human in reality. I discouraged my children to play at 'killing', and then one of them goes and marries into the reserves. So much for trying to be a responsible father!
Boozy Brit tourist ignores 'do not touch' warnings at souvenir stall and ends up in Thai hellhole jail
in Thailand News
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You may well say that; millions might disagree