Krungbin
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5 hours ago, Mousehound said:
BKK is fast becoming a giant tedious mall filled with whinging whining ex pats who really want to live exactly as they did where they came from. Pity they don't go back there. I only got food poisoning once and that was from dinner at a five star hotel. Never had a problem from a busy street vendor.
Neither did I in a 17 years time...
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1 hour ago, acid thunder said:
Where's San Mario?
1 hour ago, acid thunder said:Where's San Mario?
San Marino I guess...
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3 hours ago, malt25 said:
Home Pro have them. Light duty plastic, about same weight as a shower curtain. Not expensive.
I went to the local auto upholsterer & one made up out of vinyl. About THB 500 from memory.
Thanks malt25. I probably will end up paying a visit to an auto upholsterer too!
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2 hours ago, i claudius said:
Got ours at Numchai , but they also have them at Tesco ,although not as good quality ,
Thanks for the info "tu claudius"!
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4 hours ago, Langsuan Man said:
Who did you buy the washing machine from ?
I bought mine from Numchai in Pattaya and one of the extras I was offered was a waterproof cover. Quite common in Thailand since most have their washing machines outside on a balcony or porch
That being said; most will only cover the front and two sides, the back is still be exposed
Big C. Neither was offered, nor available for sale for the matter... But thank you for the info!
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16 hours ago, jolive said:
Try daiso.. I got mine from there
Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa ConnectThank you. will go and have a look.
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18 hours ago, chickenslegs said:
Several to choose from on Lazada website. http://www.lazada.co.th/catalog/?q=washing+machine+cover
Thank you Chickensleg. I knew about these but I am looking for a PVC one that has a front opening...
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Desperate...I have been trying hard, but couldn't find any...
Would anyone knows where waterproof covers for washing machines (stored on a balcony) can be bought in Bangkok?
Many thanks for your assistance!
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"Lot of helpful information here" Where is "here" please...?
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1 hour ago, Fookhaht said:
There is already a ton of cyber-ink spilled on the Thai Visa forum since I broke the news on the forum about this form six months ago (I still chuckle at UbonJoe's post: "Looks like nonsense to me. There is no new form."). Ah yes, some are still in denial.
However, on several threads at TV, I picked up a lot of good suggestions on how to tactfully fill in the form, satisfying both my need for privacy and immigration's need to have the form submitted. I did so, just last week for the first time, and the officer processing me hardly glanced at it before chucking it in my file.
A lot of helpful information here. I would suggest to read up, and fly over this little hurdle without ruffling your feathers. -
That whole block of Soi 11/1 belongs to a single owner. And it is her niece that developped the backpacker hotel opposite the 7/11. Guess that she was maddan offer she could not refuse...
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He is American...
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What is this guy's nationality ? If it is US he will face even more trails at home after being deported and his money can't get him out of going to prison.
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Class! Now one knows the reason he only got but two stars on his shoulder!
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Class! Now one knows the reason he only got but two stars on his shoulder!
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Greece, Japan... and quite a few more...Which government in the world is the largest net debtor - with liabilities more than asset?
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I am quite surprised that nobody, so far, seems to remember the role played by Maj. Gen. Khattiya Sawatdiphon alias Seh Daeng.
Who choose to side with the "Red Shirts", led its most intransigent and militant wing, and got shot during the unrest...
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You have a point. But the "experienced airline turanaround specialist" (and he is indeed very good) was hired when the airline was supposed to be privatized. Since, the government of Malaysia has decided not to privatize anymore...
And I wish the "turanaround specialist" good luck to turn MAS around...Trim the fat, cancel unprofitable international routes, reduce unprofitable national services, sort out the staff problems between the Malaysian Malays and Malaysian Chinese, clip the wings of the unions...Planning it all will be easier than doing it!
They had better find an empty airport to park all of these planes as Don Muang is struggling with increasing volume and increase of THAI planes just parked there. Also the domestic terminal there will open soon.
Malyasian Airlines went out and found an experienced airline turanaround specialisit (farang) to turn around their airline but THAI keeps hiring Thais with no airline experience. I don't see the losses ending soon.
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For your info, TG's A350's (4 on order) will not enter into service before next year.
As far as the Boeing 787 is concerned, the first one ("“ONGKHARAK”, registration HS-TQA) was delivered in July last year. Four of the type (-800's) are in service, flying to Chiang Mai (inaugural flight), Perth and Tokyo.
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And soon, unfortuntely, and even before the wreckage is found, it will be "discovered" that there was not enough fuel on board to allow for a very seriously needed, "longer than expected by the rules" diversion...
Get a grip - aircraft are diverted all over the world and often forced to circle an airport for 20-30 minutes while the ATC sort out a traffic jam. If it's never happened to you en route to BKK, you've led a charmed life.
Do you remember the Ryanair's low-fuel emergency landings in Valencia?
After investigation, the Civil Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation Commission (CIAIAC) confirmed that indeed Ryanair had not breached air safety regulations, but it was noted that the airline operated flights with minimal fuel to save money, this policy leaving none for contingencies...
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And soon, unfortuntely, and even before the wreckage is found, it will be "discovered" that there was not enough fuel on board to allow for a very seriously needed, "longer than expected by the rules" diversion...
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Those cats are probably contaminating every patch of soil and garden with Toxoplasma Oocysts to infect most warm blooded animals with brain controlling/affecting parasite.
FREAK OUT
If you had a look at two links you know what you've got to do.Aim up and shut up about it,gotta go have to buy some radiator coolant for my car.
And, in addition to the coolant for your car, you may as well buy some "neutral" paracetamol in powder...mix it with drinking water...
If you do not want to go extreme, cats hate the smell of mothballs (naphtalene).
Forget about amonia and Javel...it attracts them!
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Those cats are probably contaminating every patch of soil and garden with Toxoplasma Oocysts to infect most warm blooded animals with brain controlling/affecting parasite.
FREAK OUT
If you had a look at two links you know what you've got to do.Aim up and shut up about it,gotta go have to buy some radiator coolant for my car.
And, in addition to the coolant for your car, you may as well buy some "neutral" paracetamol in powder...mix it with drinking water...
If you do not want to go extreme, cats hate the smell of mothballs (naphtalene).
Forget about amonia and Javel...it attracts them!
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I for one support the Public Health Ministry..... fully...
Screw all that appose them.
The Health Ministry are thinking about the health of there population for a change
If the Health Ministry was really thinking about the health of the population it would ban all diesel engine powered vehicles to start with.
Trump unleashes military strikes against Assad airbase in Syria
in World News
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Very good point... Trump's action is naive and quite irresponsible. What's next? North Korea?