It's Your Choice.

[pop3]

If it was a choice between your wife or your car, or your wife and your computer for most of us the choice would be easy. we wouldent give her a second thought as we were driving home to spend a few hours on our computers.

Yes that would be too easy, so heres the much harder choice, your wife stay's with you, sorry about that.

It's your computer or your car, what means more to YOU ?

[worldfun]

well without my laptop I couldn't do my work, but I guess I *could* get to work *somehow* without the car, so for your scientific study the answer would have to be the computer that means MORE

the car stays also though & yeah so does the wife & daughter I suppose

as for mia noi(s) - well lets not talk about it yeah!!!

Edited April 13, 2008 by worldfun

[JetsetBkk]

It's your computer or your car, what means more to YOU ?

Couldn't care too much about the 'puter, but the external hard drive and the backups are priceless. So I'd be happy to lose the pick-up and 'puter, but not the drives.

[lazeeboy]

the laptop goes and the car stays ,trips to an internet shop at 60b an hour are better than a 1000b a day car hire

[tijnebijn]

Sixty baht an hour , over here its just ten baht .

Definitely the car stays with me also.

[britmaveric]

Obvious choice would be keep the motor.

[game4shame]

keep the computer.

I haven't had a car for approx 2 years and rarely miss it. I live a stones throw from work and - as I work in the city centre - parking is a nightmare anyway.

I live in scotland and UK drivers in general get shafted with taxes, MOT's & servicing, insurance etc. total rip off.

[Mosha]

I'm just the wife's chauffeur, the pc is my link to the family in the UK. Bye bye pick up.

[tingtong]

I dont have a car, but have a laptop...is this answer the question.

when I need a car, taxis are inexpensive. Computer I use all the time.

[siamamerican]

I have a car, but the wife is always using it. I walk or take public transportation. I live in America and public transportation is lacking, but I get by just fine. In Thailand, I never needed a car. I walk more in a day than most people do in a month and enjoy the serenity. In BK, in many cases it is more efficient to walk. I could afford another car, but don't see the point. Not having a computer would be pain in the butt and the internet cafes drive me nuts.

[Maigo6]

I use my laptop a lot when I'm out of Thailand, and I use my car a lot when I'm in Thailand.

In Thailand I don't bother to go online so much, when in Tokyo my lappy is on a lot, I'm a download junkie and the internet is so fast in Tokyo I have a downloading frenzy.

I'd keep the car in Thailand for sure.

[astral]

I don't own a car............

[JetsetBkk]

I don't own a car............

I'm not surprised. According to Google Earth, you're 1.2 kilometers off the west coast of Tripoli, Lebanon!

Do you live in a boat?

[patongpanda]

The car cannot earn me a living unless I become a taxi driver, at 700 Baht from Phuket Airport to Kamala that might not be such a bad idea.

A 30kbaht scooter and a 200baht raincoat will do the job of a car. A USB thumbdrive will serve my computing needs now I found a shop near my house with fast and reliable internet.

...But my own house 500m away cannot get reliable enough internet I have boxed away my PC and cancelled the service