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yorta2

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  1. I often get the 7-11 girl to put my credit into the phone, and I have no qualms about it. I don't do it at a busy time, and I do give her a good tip for the effort.
  2. Thanks, Mate. Brings Pattaya a bit closer, although I will be there in a few weeks. Woo Hoo!
  3. Thanks again. Still quite humourous.
  4. Pity I won't be there until late next month. So looking forward to getting my teeth into some more of your great tucker!
  5. I think you are correct on both issues (above) 4 Wheels. I did notice (later) this statement above the schedule : "Here's a complete list of credit amounts for routes that are redeemable with AirAsia Asean Pass (also applicable for return journey):" So, yes, you could get out of Cambodia by returning to Bangkok, but only once using that route.
  6. Hmm, Just for interest, I see you can travel from Bangkok to Siem Reap (or Phnom Penh) but there is no way you can get back from, or even out of, Cambodia. There are no flights FROM Cambodia listed in the schedule. WTF?
  7. Try changing the "so/" in the address above to "to/". I think that may be the problem.
  8. But your eyes glow in the dark....
  9. You are doing a great job up there, Mate. Looking forward to my return in April.
  10. They don't have to be all that expensive. I have bought specs from this on-line company a number of times over the past 6 years, or so, and found them to be pretty reliable: http://www.zennioptical.com/ Check them out - their costs are good, but when you add on all the extras you may want they do get more pricey (of course). Taking into consideration that they have to be made, I think the delivery times are good.
  11. Exactly, Jacko. Same, same. Here in Australia I get enough messages (all in Thai) that it sometimes makes me worry that I may have missed something - maybe I did! (and I am on AIS too)
  12. No, (above) I have a number that I use in Thailand, and have for a few years, and I would hate to lose it. I only come over about twice a year, but manage to keep payments up enough to keep ahead enough months until my next visit. I have never been asked to 'register', and I have been using the current number for quite a few years. Now I too would like to know what to "go" is.... I'm reasonably happy to register my number, as I have often wondered about why we haven't had to, and what a problem it could be in the future (particularly since 9/11) but am wary about what difficulties I will h
  13. "They aren't available here in LOS, and I'm rather fond of them." Ha Ha Ha - Apparently they don't work: http://www.snopes.com/risque/aphrodisiacs/altoids.asp
  14. Peculiar post above. Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) has published this: Qantas has again topped a ranking of global air safety, with Jetstar on the list of safest low-cost carriers and Virgin Australia also in the top rung of airlines. Australian-based website AirlineRatings.com put Qantas top of the list based on a range of factors, including aviation authority audits and the carriers' fatality records. Having had no fatalities during the jet era made Qantas a standout, said AirlineRatings editor and aviation journalist Geoffrey Thomas. "Qantas has been the lead airline i
  15. I reckon Cathay is a great airline, but don't blame me if it crashes....
  16. Thanks for this. I enjoyed the photos. I was down at the Cambodian border a few months ago (Preah Vihear) and I read the sign that stated you were not to photograph the military ramparts. According to my lady, it is feared the Cambodians may start shelling again if they know where all the military 'dig-ins' are - they did shell a primary school a little further north towards Sisaket (only 5 minutes away from the temple site) where a number of Thai kids were killed, so Thais are understandably quite nervous about it. Apparently, it is for a similar reason visitors are not to approach the
  17. Hmm, laws in Thailand would prohibit this, and understandably, but yeah, a great idea.
  18. Thanks, Mate. Lovely photos with some lovely girls. Great teeth.
  19. Yeah, looks like a good party. Maybe a couple of good barfines there too - maybe....
  20. I am a real novice with this stuff, as I really only download music. However, I like the site I use and movies, DVDs etc are available. The site I use is VUZE. I guess most have used it, or perused it, and have better site options - I don't know. There is a free membership option for trial, but it costs a membership if further, faster use is wanted.
  21. Fosters eh? That just put me right off. We export Fosters so we only keep the (mainly) good beers here in Aust., and give England the shit stuff.
  22. Thanks for your reply (above), PoolHustler. Now I know and will take this into account. So, any damage to bikes - even though I don't expect it, it can happen easily when parked - will obviously be payable from the deposit.
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