MC_Ldop

So? You said that HBO loves Wlad. It doesn't and you said nothing to support your initial statement.

That's not true. For the last three years, Wlad has been fighting more on ESPN than HBO because the latter didn't want to py for his fights. HBO does not like dealing with Wlad's promoters. Instead, the company gets played by Golden Boy Promotions, Al Haymon, etc.

Haye has been talking smack to the Klitschko brothers for three years. Despite his weak performance, I'm impressed with the money he made. Compared to Wlad, he's not as recognized or accomplished, but through brash talking Haye managed to get a 50/50 split on a huge fight. His effort in the ring was awful, but I'm amazed by his management team. He got far more money than he deserved.

Maybe you didn't undertand that 2/1 was referring to the Las Vegas odds. The HBO broadcast said Haye was the betting favorite in England.

That's outdated information. You're pointing to a support page for Windows XP. That page hasn't been updated since 2010. This is the current version's list of supported files. You'll notice that .mov is on the list. This page has been updated this year. Now isn't that interesting?

There wasn't much to the fight. Wlad jabbed for most of it and was the aggressor. Haye spent most of thetime bobbing, weaving, lunging, and intentionally falling. His flopping resulted in a point dedeuctionfor Wlad. The ref made up for it by giving Wlad credit for a knockdown when Haye intentionally fell late in the fight. Overall, it was a pathetic effort by Haye and he blamed it on a broken toe.

That's incorrect. I just opened Moviemaker 2011 and imported a MOV file.

Handbreak is a good and free converter. If you have a Mac, iMovie is good enough for what you're trying to do. If you have a Windows 7 PC then you can use Windows Live Movie Maker. These are really, really basic programs.

Haye claims that his toe was broken. Pfft. His effort was disgraceful. I'm shocked that he was the betting favorite in England and Klitschko was only a 2:1 favorite in Las Vegas.

Yes, I already said -- muliple times -- that the OP made a mistake not doing this. Read much? He accepted the booking. He should know where his customers want to go if he's going to take their money.

There was fault on both sides. Like I said before, I'm not denying that the OP made a mistake. I also think that if Mr. T accepts a booking then he should know or figure out where the destination is.

My attitude doesn't reflect that all. I didn't say anything about suing anyone. That's just idiocy on your part.

Would it not be better to add something useful to the conversation insead of some dig based off an idiotic assumption based on a flag? Should I assume that you're a criminal based off of your flag?

And there's nothing wrong with that? He made a mistake. Nobody is saying otherwise. Earlier you said Mr. T got it wrong. In addition to the driver not knowing where the guest house was (which isn't too big of a surprise), the OP texted Mr. T and still got dropped off at the wrong location. Having booked a car ahead of time, having a driver that was unaware of the location, and having the dispatcher guess -- incorrectly at that -- the location isn't bad service?

Any reason you didn't spend time in the south? Just curious.

Really? From your past topics it seems like you spent most of your time in Pattaya, with a few trips to Bangkok. Have you spent time in other parts of the country?

There's fault on both sides. The OP made a reservation. The OP texted Mr. T to let him know that driver didn't know where he was going. Even after Mr. T spoke to the driver, the OP was not brought to the guest house. Certainly he would have been better off brining a map or the guest house's phone number, but he made a newbie mistake. Mr. T could have ensured that the OP wasn't dropped off at some random location on Walking Street.

Complain about the poor service, of course. When I've had drivers make mistakes that cut into my vacation, I've had offers for a free return trip to the airport.

Did you complain to Mr. T? Did he offer anything to make it right?

Pretty brilliant!

Yeah, that's it. Millions of people around the world use it because they want to be like 12-year olds.

I miss when Sam was the bartender of the VW in front of the LK Metropole. His new location isn't the same and the people at the old location aren't as fun.

FLB has Don Julio, if I'm not mistaken. You can find good tequila in Pattaya, but it's comparatively expensive. I suggest bringing a few bottles from duty free on your way in.

LK Mansion is a step down from the other LK properties. The pictures are deceiving. There are much better choices in the Soi Buakhao area.

tuktuk_wannapa@hotmail.com I'm not sure how often she checks. And yes, she picks up from BKK.