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What's happening Djidji, are you going home for good? Or is this a separate investment property? I'd almost be inclined to recommend it to a common friend of ours...., would suit me better in terms of location....

I am very pleased. To read about your second opinion at Rutnin, because currently, dealing with the uncertainty about the future of my eyesight deterioratin. I have been considering doing the same, your account made me decide to do so, maybe next week.

Dr Srisuraj advised me he would do one eue at the time only for the first procedure similar to yours, and do the second one a few days later. Maybe he learned from your experience. Yes, it is a slightly unnerving experience. His "abrubtness" , I had no great problem with. I am assertive enough to ask for clarification when I am not sure.

I went to the eye clinic on the third floor, saw Dr Srisuraj Sawang, who was my primary in surgery and treatment. Some of the examinations were done in the Lasik centre, which seemed to be closely related but a floor lower. Dr Srisurai impressed me as someone who knew his stuff. Thouroughly professional. I am afraid I cannot talk about costs, it seemed reasonable, and my insurance paid about half of the first two procedures. i didn't claim for the third because that seemed to me elective surgery, unlike the cataract which was required durgery. I have high praise for the residentia

I had a few similar things done at BKK Pattaya Hosiptal over the past year. First, treatment fir cateracts, which included blasting the cats with a ultrasound, then cutting open the lens, draining the debris, and inserting graduated plastic lenses. A month ir two aftrr, adjustment using a laser. Six months after that laser treatment of the front if my lenses, similar to Lasik but slightly different due to personal characterisitcs. Initially my response was all positive, I drove without glasses, first time no glasses since I was five. Low light vision was still not brilliant,

MBK? I'm going to assume now, maybe at fotofile? Sh what did you buy, RT? Something small?

Don't use diesel myself, but a bit over 30 bt I think. A jeep sounds like great fun, but for longer trips can be bloody uncomfortable. And watch out for maintenance, I hired on in Phuket once and found out, when in the hills, that the brakes were very bad...

Nice review, including the pics, especially the one with the striped top. Unfortunately, on my iPad, the map is hidden behind the list, and the list doesn't scroll, so I can't get to the bottom of it. I did find it because I could move the map until I got to Arunotai. Also, the map is in Thai, not good for many members. No criticism but feed back that will help you iron out bugs. I look fwd to go and eat there with Noi one day....

Thanks Evil, I shall try it out next time I have a chance. I know somebody who will like it....

Wow, I stayed several times very close by, never knew. Handy to know now, for next time....

My wires crossed, sorry. Will explore. It next time I'm in BKK. Thanks for the info.

Lollipop 1, where in Soi 11? I don't remember it. I used. To stay in 11 most times, but would cross Sukhumvit for a BJ or a 10.30 AM morning shag at Lolitas...

Camera phoneor tablet of course don't produce that quality and resolution. A full frame may be a little better, but even bigger and more likely to be spotted. Maybe one of the smaller mirror less cameras would be easier to escape detection. I use a Fuji X100s fixed 35 mm equivalent, which because of its small size doesn't get taken srious by many people. Yet low light capacity is equal to my bulky 5 D Mk II ....

Thank you for keeping us informed. As long as my favourite gal hasn't retired, I won't worry....

I has a similar thing happen about a year or so ago. I then changed my password. Didnot happen again after that.

I mis read the title, I thought it was pictures of London street walkers. Pity.......

Thanks RT, enjoyed that!

Not sure about the 7/11, but in the malls, such as big C and Tesco Lotus, there are shops that sell simcards, AIS, and others. They either stock that Sim or can cut it down to size...

Much appreciated Patna. Was she in Paradise?

Well, on those times when it seems everything is closing, and you may face a day without access to pussy, That's why God invented mobile phones with memories. Go to your phone list, look up the long list of names you saved, and call one to hook up. It will start with Ae, am, Ann, Bee, Bo, , then progress though the alphabet, to Mai, Moo, Miang, Na, Ning, Nok, Noo Ad infinitum In my list, I usually after the name, add the bar name as family name, to remind me where I met her. If all else fails, I go to my email address mailing list. Some of my regulars loose or change their pho

I also bought mine in Thailand, in an Apple shop in Fortune Plaza BKK. One advantage of buying the 3G version is that you can use the Map function as GPS while travelling. I travel around a lot, driving my own car. Having a GPS makes life so much easier.... The other thing, in Thailand now, most WiFi in hotels is free. In some Western countries, the hotels charge like a wounded bull for use of WiFi. I also like the idea of sitting on a remote beach, picking up my mail or chatting with my teelack. The Photo function allows me to take a pic anywhere and instantly send it, sometimes v

I wouldn't buy just off paper, I'd want to see it during construction. I looked at what seemed a very nice building towards the far end of BR Jomtien, great seaviews, strange design, not maximising the views. When I saw the quality of the actual construction, I baled out. Too flimsy, too much poor craftmenship. It appears Thai don't like older buildings, want brand new. I think buildings a few years old may be able to show if there are any flaws, and also guarantee that they actually get finished!

Thanks guys.

Yes, I was sent there one day when I wanted to do something with my sim card, but never found them.... Close to the supermarket?

Where in Central do you find this AIS machine?