Chaam local

Here are the screenshots. The problem is only with TV, everything else is working fine so it's not my ISP or my mail software.

All messages I have been receiving from TV by email these last 4-5 days are truncated. I get 2 or 3 links, then the ad, then a truncated html code is showing. I can make screenshots, don't know if I post them on here or send them to TV support by email. Is it just me??

Set your bookmark or homepage to http://www.google.com/ncr to force the English version.

If it may help, I like the latest format (March 8) with the titles that can be clicked on without showing the links. It's easier to read and it doesn't trigger the anti-phishing alert. Not sure why it took you so long to figure out that there is no need to show the actual URL (or worse, some false URL), but anyway I hope this new format will stay.

The link that is displayed and the actual link are still different so I still get the anti-phishing alert each time I click on a link. Never mind. What is more annoying is that the format keeps changing, but you're probably doing some testing.

Yes several links not working in today's digest, and now I get an anti-phishing warning from my email software each time I click on a link, because "the actual host is different from the host in the link text". Why don't you make the links and the actual URL the same???

Maybe they would like Cha-am, it's famous for its fresh sea food and you can walk along the beach (5 km long). Accomodation is affordable, weather is not too humid. Not sure about beach cleanliness as I hardly ever go these days. Week-ends are busy, so if they need a quiet place you could look further down south, like Bang Saphan or Ban Krut, as mentioned above. The further south you go, the nicer the beaches are.

I live on the outskirts of Cha-am where the only available provider is TOT. It's just ok for basic web browsing but forget about watching TV or virtual meetings. Out here in the sticks you also have to bear with power cuts quite often. If you need a fast (like in "not too slow") connection, you have to live in the center of town and, as hhfarang said, get an expensive package.

What an ant มด has to do with it.

Short for มันคือ ? It's ค not ด.

Just a wild guess... I'd say something like: in fact yes there is someone but not true love for life, more like something temporarily attached.

I think there must be a play on words by opposing "neua kru" (couple made one for each other, but "neua" is also flesh) and "neuangok", like a cyst or tumor (also flesh, but that you are reluctant to see attached to you).

โยกเยก ?

Many expats live in Cha-am, most are retirees but a few are working (it's my case). I go out about once a week, mostly in Cha-am but sometimes in Hua Hin too. You should really come down and visit the area by yourself, spend a few days in Hua Hin and a few days in Cha-am, then you will know which place you like better.

It's true that some foreigners spend so much time in bars that they think the standard level of Thai is the one spoken by bargirls. So they use the expressions they learn there in all other situations, like this guy I know who uses the expression "top salop salai" every time he can. He thinks he's being funny, but eventually I'm afraid he will just get into trouble.

Could someone please explain what is EP, ESC, Mini EP....???

จัดสวน (jat suan)

Please let me know if you have any luck finding a good team, I'm interested too.

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I got the address from this Immigration's website, which seems up-to-date (picture shows the current location next to 3-girl restaurant, which btw has a similar postal address).

Maestro, your address points to Klong Wan (first line after Moo 6 that you didn't transcribe), so that's Prachuap city, not Hua Hin. It's probably the address of the immigration office in Dan Singkhon, where foreigners had to go before they opened another office in soi 102 (which then moved to soi 23 and more recently to the canal road).

15/62 soi moo ban Smorprong

Chulapataan road

Tambon Hua Hin

Ampoer Hua Hin

Prachuapkhirikhan 77110

PS. tried to post the address in Thai but the characters don't show properly.

Not too many French guys hanging around in Bangkok. Does anyone know the numbers on French residents in Thailand?

10,000 are officially registered with the French consulate.

Hi,

As far as I can tell it says "Pra pit ta" (image of Buddha closing his eyes)

"Luang Puu Iem" (name of abbot)

"Wat Hong" (Hong temple)

"Pathum Thani province"

Cheers

http://www.cha-amfishing-resort.com/

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Don't know about Pattaya but when I was living in Bangkok I could only find one in Central Chidlom and it was ridiculously expensive. By the time I was done searching and I had made up my mind to have one done by a local carpenter, my kid had already fallen down the stairs! He didn't get hurt, but he got the message and we never had to use a baby gate.

You're welcome. The site was working when I posted my message, but it looks like they're having a problem. I hope it will be back.

It's a shopping arcade, Greek style, with brand shops and amusement rides (Ferris wheel, carrousel, bungee jump, 3D theater). It's about kilometer 200 on the road to Bangkok, just before the Factory Outlet. Entrance is 50 baht on week-ends and holidays, free the rest of the time. I guess it's worth visiting on a weekday if you happen to drive by, but you shouldn't expect much. Thai people seem to love the place though, on week-ends it's really packed, with people taking pictures of themselves everywhere.

Hi,

Do you mean Panyanukul school? (ปัญญานุกูล in Thai). Their website is at http://www.pbpschool.ac.th/ and they have a map when you click on the second tab in the top menu.

I visited the place once and met very nice people there.