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Last trip I went to the True office in MBK and they could not get the TrueH SIm to work on my Nexus 4 or Nexus 5.

This trip I will try an Moto E Global version, hopefully that will work.

Will TrueH work well in Issan and the South?

I have both a Nexus 4 and a Nexus 5, both work fine with any SIM here: I've used AIS, DTAC and TrueMove H, so suspect some sort of user error?

Just turn the phone off, remove the battery, insert the SIM, insert the battery, turn the phone on. It should register with the network automagically, if not search for the appropriate network. Any APN should be on the SIM, if not add it manually.

TrueMove H will work fine everywhere.

beating about corruption by the junta but there is no proof. (how could there be whey are in charge so short)

You're funny.

You do realize that:

a.) the military has a massive budget, no oversight, and lots of procurement opportunities.

b.) this isn't their first rodeo

c.) they've been plugged in at the civil service level for eons, much of the skim happens there rather than at the political level.

But yes, we're not implying that the Junta has helped themselves to additional remuneration for their most current "sacrifice", yet.

And yes, they will be granted full immunity, amazingly they will grant it unto themselves, for any "mistakes" they might make on this year's coup.

All I'm after is if people think having the economic department at the Royal Thai Army headquarters in charge of the flood management plan as of Monday afternoon June 9 is a good idea.

No less of a good idea than having Air Chief Marshal Prajin Juntong in charge of the overall Thai economy, when he's not chairing the Thai Airways board, that is.

BTW, in the Harry Potter analogy, which is brilliant for Thailand, I believe Yingluck would be Bellatrix Lestrange?

I doubt military would have had such opportunity.

Sounds like the punch-line to any number of possible jokes.

Believing in something is always a good thing, but it might help if the Director General could share any foundation for his beliefs.

Did he consult a fortune teller?

Or does he have some insight into the things that might change near-term, which would lead to an increase in tourist arrivals?

And I'm sure all those Military types fly coach.

In other news, NCPO mandates that every citizen learn to swim.

One: Will those hordes opposed to Yingluck's water-management scheme show up to oppose the junta's wataer management scheme?

A significant number of these projects have been in the planning stages since the early 1990's, as a result of efforts by the Royal Irrigation Department begun at the behest of the Monarch back in the 1950's. There was overwhelming demand from all quarters: citizens, bureaucrats, foreign investors, industry, politicians of all ilks, water management experts, Dr. Water, here re: proactively addressing future flooding situations, during/after the great flood of 2011. But, easier to demand that everyone just "be happy", and also learn to swim.

Is every project perfect? (No)

Are there potential civilian displacements? (Yes)

Will graft/corruption instantly disappear? (Up to you)

Is it easy to sit back and do nothing? (Yes)

I might suggest that you maintain a single thread for your home networking challenges rather than starting a new one with each travail. That way people could get a feel for your set-up without having to ask all the same questions, and then have to wade through your Google Translated posts,

Example: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/724364-tot-connection-lost-reset-voip-router-or-not/?p=7799912

For this most recent issue, I'd submit that your set-up is fairly unique and finding someone here who both has the same set-up and the same issue, will be challenging.

It seems obvious that, unless your number is 1150 (KFC or Pizza Hut) your phone should not be ringing constantly, and that it is an issue related to your VoIP service, likely a provisioning issue in TOT's network at their VoIP gateway. And that you should look to them for a solution.

If you need a tank coup, we can provide the ladies.

We'll most of them are "ladies".

They published articles/a video judged to be anti-Thailand, and specifically violating lesse-majeste laws.

Clearly the ISOC have lost that will to do anything, from terrorizing the country to rid it of communism and the leftists who threatened the "status quo", all the way up to trying to assassinate a sitting PM.

Back in the good old days, the CSOC (ISOC's predecessor) was implicated in several atrocities in its 1970s war against leftist groups. This included the murder of southern Thai activists by putting them into drums of boiling oil.

Now they're settling for creating rec. centers.

The pro-military side in this debate could strengthen their arguments significantly by describing how efficient, well run, and effective the Thai military is, and by providing evidence that the generals have no tolerance for corruption or conflict of interests in their own organization.

They could try.

Don't know where you get the many, many years bit.

Some of these projects have been proposed since 1991.

Yes, by all means, form a committee. Good thing they didn't take this long to take over the country.

I usually see some friends every day. But a lot of them are girls, as I get along better with women, dunno why, has always been like that. Funny thing is it seems like guy-girl friendships are not so common here so I often end up in well let's call it awkward situations.

Maybe there are some aspects of your sexual identity which, having been repressed, as just aching to spring out?

So projects in the planing stages for many, many, many years, including during Khun Pramote's tenure as head of the Royal Irrigation Department, are all shelved after what, a week of review?

Crazy stuff.

Rightly or wrongly someone needed to get a grip, show leadership and take both control and responsibility.

Truer words have never been spoken, save for the all the previous coups over the previous ~ 80-ish years.

Just waitin' for them to trot out Phunxathawney Patcharapol to see how many more "years" of military rule are expected.

http://vnuriya-streams.blogspot.com/2006/09/vicious-cycle-of-thai-politics.html

It seems I've been lucky enough

So why the thread? I mean you're young, fit/super buff, speak Thai, don't have a job, have had many GFs and one-nighters. I'm just not seein' a problem here?

Based on a quick scan of your posts, you come across as a bit of a loner. Maybe best to expand your circle of similar (age, likes) Thai friends and build from there. Go out in groups with friends.

I think most people meet their partners via work, friends or family, but I still can't figure out what you're looking for (free sex, no commitment, no awkward next morning discussion of remuneration requiring an ATM run, or a long-term GF with prospects of marriage)?

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