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Yes, if that is the idea of the thread. Well done! Big News VILLA WON!!!!! You have the honour of starting a new thread if you wish.

That is a video which didn't qualify.Eminem is actually a dead end there. But hey, I will go along with it and we can use ..... Curtis Jackson.

No, I would say they are to be taken with a pinch of salt.There are often quite venomous ones that seem to have an axe to grind, perhaps the guest was refused permission to feed her shitzu at the table in the dining room. I looked at these reviews quite a bit planning a recent UK trip and found a lot of negative ones that were undeserved in my opinion.

Yea, I use them to jam open the door when I am doing some plumbing in there.

It is hot dry and sunny here in the Pattaya area... get ready to enjoy.

I would normally pick the best price amongst a few of my preferred airlines for a business class ticket. Those being Qatar, Etihad and Emirates of late. I refuse to go via LHR so that kicks out EVA and Thai and many others, I fly to Manchester. I also book my flights ex BKK these days so that seems to prevent me getting any good deals on KLM and European carriers.

Exactly.Have you tried making a claim for the extra expenses?

Never Say Never Again

The new format seems to waste an awful lot of space on the screen.

Thin skin.

Addressed in my prior post. Why are Bangkok floods specific to London flights? The price of a specific computer has gone up, I said an incidence, I had it related to me, read more closely Joe. I shall go along with the OP, he didn't believe what Thai told him, and I agree with him. Knowing Thai is lying to customers gives Stickman's post more credence to me.

Never assume another country will meet your presumptions of justice. Surely your beliefs in British jurisprudence are somewhat dulled too?

Well if the guy ever does come back, this one was on Stickman.... jobrapido

About 30.5 for cash. You can always check here.

Strange that, Singha and Leo are the same company. As discussed elsewhere their largest brewing faacilities are in Khon Kaen. My problem was Soda water, (she mixes it with Regency), she talked to a couple who had a shop while we were at the Loy Kratong stuff in the village. Next day she proudly came back with a tray of Sodas, I was pleased until I heard what she paid for them.

They didn't consolidate any flights, they cancelled some.Their words, on the Thai UK website. And as to Thai, I believe they cancel flights quite readily, reasons given being whatever, I have no proof that the floods were the reason this time. I do believe the floods are responsible for the price of computers going up though! I have had such an incidence related to me already. Coincidentally on Stickman... A Brit was told by Thai Airways that one of their two daily flights from London to Bangkok was cancelled because the crew were unable to get to the airport in Bangkok because of the flooding. Surely Thai, like most major airlines, has staff on standby upon whom they can call for contingencies such as this? Is it that there simply weren't enough passengers for two flights and an excuse was made to save face? Unwittingly they have perpetuated the idea that the flood situation is so bad that people can't get to the airport!

Well having experinece of the Middle East I do know you can get banged up quite easily. Jumping a red light in KSA would get you 30 days in the clink, no questions. Smoking a cigarette in Ramadan was rumoured to get you banged up until month's end. A friend received a summons for parking his car in a restricted place he had been nowhere near. It was only uncovered at the court that the police officer had written the registration number down wrong, my friend had a blue RX7 not a white Mazda. The result being my friend had to pay the fine anyhow as the Egyptian judge could not tell the Omani policeman he screwed up.

What is the matter, your resume isn't long enough?

Semantics and back pedalling.And the airport operations also have nothing to do with the floods in Bangkok (Suk). Or Thai's schedule and failure to adhere to it. Despite Thai using them as dubious excuses to renegade on flights they had scheduled then yanked from their customers, who had already paid for them.

I am sure it is supposed to tell me something, perhaps one of the quick minded young fellas could clue me in!

Because if it is a TOTAL reason, surely it is a sum of it's parts.The floods did not stop them flying the aircraft in any way whatsoever, as a reason, it doesn't hold water (haha). I suggest it was to save money, reduce costs, primarily, a business decision. You can take it back up the cause and effect train if you like, via reduced passenger load (cancellations) blah blah, floods, global warming, Chines fossil fuel burning. Thai didn't like your 'reduced passenger numbers' and chose floods... I saw the Thai announcement, it included the statement For your information, Suvarnabhumi Airport is still operating as normal That is erroneuous too, there are fewer Thai flights landing and taking off.

Back to Urban Pattaya myths... Gabor only pays 1000 baht!

Let us keep it in this millenium!

Thread fuck.......I hadn't been around the lake for a couple of years and was taken aback when I did so for Loy Kratong. There sure are a lot of bars and restaurants on that road now, looked like Blackpool front. (or Walking St circa 2003).

Or opposite Soi Excite on 3rd Rd. Mind you there isn't an Xcite any more, just rubble, and jolly good idea too!