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not sure i'd want to work or drink in a bar that has a towtruck hanging from the ceiling above me. But maybe they don't have earthquakes there.

and he supports the Red Cross but cut their funding so they laid off hundreds of workers, also defunded FEMA so many miss out on disaster relief....he's a miracle worker for sure...

that's one hell of an explanation from chat GPT

years ago we went to Rarotonga via Auckland. We booked the flights with my wife having her married name but her passport was in her former name. They weren't going to let her on the plane in Auckland because they wouldn't let her into the Cook Islands as the names didn't match. In the end the let us on and we worried all the way there. When we landed the really relaxed immigration official didnt even look at the passports just stamped them and said Haere Mai.

I am wondering if anyone has been to the Anime Nightclub.

I looked at the reviews on booking.com there was a real mixture of nationalities. lots from UK and USA, a few Arabs (one complained of being treated as invisible and won't be back) and a few from India but definitely mostly white.

we have no Capital Gains Tax in New Zealand

it is definitely not the brother to water if its in the concebtrated form. I worked in a Gelatine factory and we used it as a steriliser. Had 1,000 litre tanks and it was piped throughout the factory. It was bloody dangerous stuff. One of the pipes developed a tiny leak and it dripped onto wood over a period of time. One night it caught fire and burnt the factory down.

the Tawandang in almost every city in Isaan are one company. They are nightclubs with live entertainment. the one in Bangkok is a totally different company. I've not been to the one on Pattaya, too many other options, and that may be permanently closed. The one in Bangkok is definitely open. Reservations are definitely a good idea, the menus are in both Thai and English. Note it's a German Restaurant with Thai entertainmemt and both German and English food.

no it is not safe on the roads. I would avoid hiring a scooter in Bangkok or Pattaya unless you have very good insurance. You are worried about being ripped off for a few baht in a taxi but willimg to risk your life. besides which hiring a scooter is probably more expensive than a local taxi.

Mary had a little lamb that used to sing the pops now thats all changed into mutton chops. When Mary had a little lamb the doctors were surprised. when Old McDonald had a farm they couldn't believe their eyes

near Pattaya i would suggest the Sanctuary of Truth, and Nong Nooch Gardens are places not to be missed. Forget Walking St for nightlife, Treetown, L K Metro, soi Diana and Soi Buakhau are the places to be and all close together. Wat Doi Suteph on the mountain above Chiang Mai is a must, visit an elephant village, and maybe whitewater rafting if you have the time. In Bangkok take the BTS to the river then a ferry up to the Royal Palace, the Reclining Buddha and the Emerald Buddha (all are together) then hire a tuktuk back to your hotel. Go for dinner at Tawandang German Restaurant, great food and amazing show.

well being an optimist I would say "if you kick the bucket first (probably because of DVT) it will no longer be your problem. Enjoy the upgrade

I loved the A380. Hawaiian to Hawaii and return. A couple of trips to Bangkok and back with Emirates. I don't normally look which plane is flying the route when booking,as they often change them. But I was highly pissed when the A380 I was booked on was changed to a 737