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That is correct. The 90 day clock starts ticking from the day you entered Thailand.

I don't remember seeing any Teva's for sale around here. Even if they were available, I would worry what was being sold were copies of low quality.

Good video. Surprised we don't hear an "oh shit!" color commentary, or was that drowned out by the thunder? Here are a few pics from this morning. Across from 6/1 The Hilton waterfall. They were almost finished with repairing the damage from last week's rain. They didn't go down far enough with the footing and this is the result. Turns out planting trees in the steps wasn't a good idea after all. With the sharp drop to the beach, it doesn't take much water to wash the sand away. Not only are the drains too small, but they don't empty anywhere. This is at the south end a

No, who's on first

Oldest imagery in Google Earth (2005) shows the old pier.

I get Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort too. Doing a search for FLB, Pattaya I see the result as "FLB Niteclub". Changing the maps search to "niteclub, pattaya" shows FLB on the second page of results. Not sure how niteclub gets into the name, but if it could be changed to "bar" I would hazard a guess FLB would see more business from those doing a Google search.

Here you go.

They get you going and coming with money. My first experience with the incoming charge was when I wired money over to the company providing my teelack English language lessons. They informed me the transfer was 500 baht short and after much back and forth with my USA bank communicating with the Thai receiving bank it was established that was the fee for receiving a wire transfer. Unfortunately nobody could ever explain why the receiving bank s/b able to charge that fee, but the simple answer might be they can, so they do. In your post it sounded like you had your local bank do the conversi