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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

we had 2 massive earthquakes in 2010 and 2011. The first killed 2 people. The second killed 135 in the single multistory building that collapsed. The other 50 were killed in about 40 different places, mostly by masonry falling off buildings that otherwise remained intact. People were killed when they fled out of the building and debris fell on them, the people that stayed inside survived.

latest report here, 1 building collapsed, 8 people rescued, 1 died and 43 still missing. Hopefully most of those 43 will survive but after the earthquakes here I am not overly optimistic

so does that mean it's on the left side facing the immigration booths....the Thai only ones are to the right

it's not just domestic flights that charge a fortune. I got cheap flights to Melbourne and then to Bangkok and return with 7kg of carry on. My wife is visiting her sister in Sydney for part of the time I'm away. Return flights were $650 for carryon but added $300 for 30kg of checked baggage. Didn't pay for 3 different types of insurance or selected seat, she isn't big enough to need extra leg room. She does get a meal included. I'll buy food and a bottle of water at the airport to take on the plane.

they look bored as hell. surely a hansom man like you managed to cheer them up for a "shorttime"...555

I watched Mulholland Drive the day before he died. I thought maybe there was something wrong with me because I couldn't work out what the fuck was going on. Then I looked on Wikipedia about it...after all these years no one else can work it out either. That's the last David Lynch production I will ever watch.

North Island......it's too cold for him down here. He lives in a small coastal town too far from Auckland to drive easily. My mate flew that way from Christchurch in October. Christchurch to Auckland to China to Bangkok to Udon Thani. Took about 38 hours...to save less than $100.

I think you got it right. But it's way out of date, and wasn't really funny to anyone outside of the USA

it wasn't last Saturday it was months ago during the election campaign.

if you are looking for bi-girls to join you and play with both then there are hundreds on offer. Gentleman's clubs or Kink upstairs are almost guaranteed to have at least a couple of girls who are interested. I have no idea about finding bi-guys if that's your thing but maybe try joing thaifriendly. I have seen the occasional woman on thaifriendly who is looking for action for her and a male partner.

I love the group of people in the centre of the last group of photos. A group of authentic Pattaya residents in their diverse glory.

choosing an airline always carries some risk. There is no way I'll ever fly Qantas again after being stuck in Sydney airport for 14 hours because they had a dispute with their engineers and our plane got black-banned. The entire time no one told us what was going on, just said the plane will be here in an hour, then the same thing 2 hours later 6 times. no apology, no compensation and McDonald's vouchers for food. I've flown Jetstar without problems, this is a direct flight, I only have carry-on. I'll take the risk on delays to save $600. That's 12,000 bhat I can spend on bette

My daughter was coming over for my 70th just before Christmas but Jetstar wanted 1,200 and AirNZ wanted 1,500 for return flights each less than 4 hours. So instead she's shouting me a trip to Melbourne. So I said I'll go over early June for a few days then go to Thailand, then call in on the return trip. Out of curiosity I looked at airfares Melbourne to Bangkok return.. I found 4,200, then 3,500, then 2,700, then 2,100, then 1,900 the same as I paid in 2023. Then 1,371 but 30 hours travel time via China. Then I struck Gold on Jetstar. Direct flight of 9 hours. Retu

I don't know whether to be impressed or disturbed...

Treetown on soi Buakhau has several bars with bands that play all sorts of music, most bands are happy to play requests (drop some baht in the tipjar) The new Beerbar place on soi Diana had a good band, I don't know the name sorry, its next to Area 51

my apologies, I should have said VP178 who was the original poster.

how about you and sinbinjack stick to putting political pictures in the political section where they belong

my cousin was paralysied from the waist down. They fitted one if those tubes in his penis, he had a little pump to make it hard. He could not cum but his wife could enjoy riding him cowgirl style.

was born a woman, raised as a woman, i'm guessing that means her parents saw her vagina while she was growing up, has a passport as a woman, has testosterone levels below that required by the IOC. what's your definition of a woman? because that seems fairly complete.

you do know she lost her next fight......has been beaten a number of times by women.

Two wind turbines were having a drink and a chat in a bar. So what sort of music are you into? I'm a big metal fan........

I've had a great time in Udon Thani. Next to the night market is Nutty Park, which has a number of bars and usually some lovely ladies. If you are into history the archeological site at Ban Chiang is well worth a visit.

Bottom left....Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones. It took me a while to spot him.