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Will this be used mostly as a PC monitor?

Deleted. Decided against a pissing contest despite the lame attemp at a swipe toward US airlines.

True and true but the temp at Avenue Mall theatre is bearable.The volume is louder for sure during the previews. It's gotten so bad that I was almost looking forward to the animated owl movie due last week But I was spoiled with new 1st run movies each week when I lived here last year...........guess I'll have to do more c(s)hopping.

I've seen all the english language crap but Piranha-just couldn't even waste 60b on a Wed for it! Wall Street was supposed to show last week but didn't. They say patience is a virtue but that's crap as I have less with each passing birthday.

Unlike some of you 1 week millionaires,some of us that stay here longer need a diversion from Walking St,beer bars,C(s)hopping, bowling,Koh Chang,church,beach,ect...so once a week or so I like to treat myself and whomever to a movie and McDonalds,my bit of Americana.

And the ones playing in English are awful,basically 0-1 star.In '08-'09,you could count on a new movie every week and at least a decent flick but the crap on offer now should go straight to DVD.

My post was in part sent because on 2 occasions I had sent messages regarding PBG and received no response.No biggie.

Boeing, Air China Announce Order for Boeing 777s SEATTLE, Sept. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing (NYSE:BA - News) and Air China today announced an order for four 777-300ERs (Extended Range), which have a total average list price value of $1.1 billion at current list prices. "This is a great day in the history of our long and enduring partnership with Air China," said Marlin Dailey, vice president of Sales & Marketing for Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "Today's order of 777s also underscores Air China's confidence in the world's most successful twin-engine, long-haul airplane." Air China,

Can you afford the $10 fare to KUL to avail yourself these fares?$10 fare to BKK may be a big help to someone traveling from Down Under or UK.

PP starts a topic and doesn't come back.Nice of you to pi(u)mp your place.

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Saw the CB 123.It's in great shape and a good deal at 15k or so.Can't decide if I want it just for 3 months though.Now if I had a buyer for the end of December...........

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Where are said items located?E-mail sent to addy in OP.

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UPDATE 1-Boeing takes orders for 10 planes in latest week Thu Sep 23, 2010 11:47am EDT * Boeing takes orders for 10 777s * Orders potentially valued at $2.7 billion * Cathay Pacific buys 6; 4 from unidentified customers * Boeing shares down 0.9 percent ATLANTA, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Boeing Co (BA.N) took orders for 10 wide-body 777s potentially worth $2.7 billion in the week ended Sept. 21, the plane maker said on Thursday. Six of the orders for the plane were from Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways (0293.HK), while four were from an unidentified customer or custom

+1 on volume-no louder.If I have to yell at someone like I do in some clubs,they won't see a satang of mine. An occasional country western tune wouldn't hurt either.I'm 59,so I appreciate the classic rock but can do w/o the new wave crap from 90s to current.Yes I know you have to love all/serve all with your tunes but that new crap is annoying.And remember,we don't come there for the music in the end.

The RG boosts the winter rates to 45k-55k per month which is over the top.You can find a better deal elsewhere for that price.Don't get me wrong,I like it there but those prices are lunacy. http://www.theresidencegarden.com/room_rates.php

Some funny (true) responses from another site: What a backwards country we are living in. By the time they sort this out, Laos and Cambodia will be on 4G. Absolutely zero interest in the wellbeing of the public. Welcome to Amazing Thailand! Bureaucracy, greed, corruption and fear always stops progress. I think we need a foreigner prime minister with full arm body guard to take Thailand out of the stone age. We already have a foreign PM LOL 3 G coming to you NEXT DECADE Thats another 3-4 year wait with all the asociated damage to investment and development. Still at leats

Tue Sep 21, 2010 6:02am EDT * Offers 5,000 yen tickets between Haneda and Kuala Lumpur * Aims to increase flights to daily from 3 a week - CEO * May expand further to Osaka, Fukuoka, Sapporo - CEO By Antoni Slodkowski TOKYO, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Malaysia's AirAsia (AIRA.KL), the first international budget carrier to fly to Tokyo's Haneda airport, plans to kick off service with $58 flights between Tokyo and Kuala Lumpur and said it could expand to three more Japanese airports. In a move that could pour fuel on increasing price competition over Japan's skies, the 5,000 ye

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My reply was for dusit.

By Usanee Mongkolporn The Nation Injunction order says licence auctioneer NTC itself in transition; Planned auction on Monday hinges on NTC's appeal today against verdict The Central Administrative Court has hampered hopes for the long-overdue 3G (third generation) telecom development in Thailand in the near future with a bombshell injunction on the licence auction scheduled to kick off on Monday. In a 16-page verdict, the court reasoned that if the auction was allowed to proceed as scheduled by the National Telecom Commission (NTC), it would lead to a number of obstacles because

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ATLANTA (TheStreet) -- In 2009, Delta(DAL) financed three 777s it bought from Boeing(BA), paying interest at 8.11% over nine and a half years. That same year, Emirates Airline bought three similar aircraft, paying interest at 3.4% over 11.9 years. While the Emirates borrowing had a loan-to-value ratio of 50%, Delta's loan-to-value ratio was 40%. So Emirates' low-cost loan covered more of its purchase. How can that be? The reason for the discrepancy is that Emirates and many other carriers can borrow at low cost for aircraft financing from the U.S. Export-Import Bank and similar agencie