Kev

Fellows BMs correct me if I am wrong, but I thoguht as a farang you could buy a house, but the actual land must be owned by a Thai ie: two separate titles - one for the house and one for the land. This is not including the corporations side of things just as individuals.

Quick way is to order a beer/water while they are standing there.

Paps why don't you just go down and give it a try, if you like it no problem if you don't well vote with your feet. Not too hard is it?

Pete, Have to agree lot of the time is taken up waiting for people who are meeting you, that is why I said to the missus no-one is to meet us at the airport next time, they can wait for us at the hotel. Well that is the plan whether it works or not is another thing, but she does know it pisses me off waiting around at the airport all the time. I mean to say they haven't seen us for 12 months or so so what is another hour or so hey!

Shit that was quick!!!!

"Circle Work" is doing donuts or marble rings in your car, especially your ute ... ie: car burn outs in a circle :)

So which question couldn't you answer mykl?

They have changed the questions in the test to be more Aussie so please if you plan to bring your TG to Oz please review the answers with her citizen_test.pdf

My misuss's sister loved the vegimite when she came over to Aus for a holiday

Not to hijack the thread yet but has Rick booked a tour yet

This post has got my interest up - say I was to open a HSBC account in Australia, and someone else opened a Thailand HSBC account. With internet banking would they charge me to make transfers from my Oz account to the Thailand one? If they do charge any idea how much?

I believe same bike is on baht sold listing Kms as 10,000 since new. >

Quick one Don what type of computer do you have and what is the operating system? I know some of the Acer VT1000 had a bad batch of them put out, which caused the problems you describe. Fix was basically to tape the DVD drive to the mother board.

705.6 so pretty middle ground from the looks of it.

Thanks Philippo, I have stayed there many times before but never in a superior room so was wondering if it was worth the extra bahts. Also when we stay we normally have a few friends/family to the room so a normal room can get a bit cramped at times. As for negotiating the price you are right the web prices are too high and I always let my Thai wife negotiate before we stay anyway Cheers, Kev

Nope everything seems to work fine for me and I like the new colurs MM. Well done!

Hi, Just wondering if anyone has stayed in a superior room at the Baybreeze and how does it compare with the standard room please? I stayed in the suite once when it was 1200 baht but the price is just BS now. Also any updates on the room refurbishments lately there? Cheers, Kev

Hey I like that a kiwi who knows his fellow countrymen well :)

Try Baybreeze, Soi Honey Inn. When we stayed lat year the rooms on the 6th floor were being refurbishment and quite nice for the price so you may want to check that you are getting a refurbished room when checking in. Also the pool was being refurbished at the same time. Not sure about brekky included though but has everything else.

What a bloody crack up

Thanks for that Tom, oh well it looks like it will be a boring 4 hours enroute to BKK. Might just have to buy a can of coke and crack open the duty free :) Not looking for a massage or anything Tom, the missus is more than capable of looking after me in that regard. Cheers.

Do ya get vegimite on toast as well????

Price and photo maybe would help.

I got them for myself and the misuss from Perth (Oz) to KL then KL to BKK for $800 two people (that included meals, big baggage, seat selection). Never been to KL so 3 questions please: Does airport have bars? Does a Thai national require a visa to stay there for 2 days? Any good KL forums? Many thanks, Kev