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  • #16
    (sev7en @ Nov. 25 2008,19:43) Oh fk, this doesn´t look good, bm.
    if those fuckers haven't got this sorted for December I'll be doing some serious arse-kicking

    not advisable to come between BM and LOS at xmas
    No honey, no money!!

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    • #17
      dont forget other options,phuket,chiang mai,utapao(handy for pattaya got diverted there once from heathrow as BKK refused landing. had to land refuel.). i know phuket was taking international while back dont know what now tho.
      robbo

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      • #18
        (robbo @ Nov. 26 2008,02:06) dont forget other options,phuket,chiang mai,utapao(handy for pattaya got diverted there once from heathrow as BKK refused landing. had to land refuel.). i know phuket was taking international while back dont know what now tho.
        I´m going to Los for Bkk and Guess Bar.
        Phuket is full of drunk swedes and families around Xmas.
        "I can see it in the eyes.....they get hollow and soulless a year or 2 after the Op .... I coined the term ''shark eyes'' to describe that look"

        Jaidee 2009


        The other white meat

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        • #19
          what he said. BKK is where it's at
          No honey, no money!!

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          • #20
            i agree im 100% BKK,but just pointing out that utapao airport is the viable option so long as you can get there,its only 3 hrs taxi to BKK ,if i was real pushed id look at phuket-utapao-bkk if its poss.
            robbo

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            • #21
              http://www.bangkokpost.com/261108_Ne...008_news14.php

              Nice read. I agree with the author. Hope this gets solved quickly, maybe a day delay or so, I am staying positive here.

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              • #22
                could allways hijack an oil tanker and head into the gulf of thailand,anchor off pattaya,load up with ladyboys and steam off into the sunset
                robbo

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                • #23
                  (robbo @ Nov. 26 2008,02:16) i agree im 100% BKK,but just pointing out that utapao airport is the viable option so long as you can get there,its only 3 hrs taxi to BKK ,if i was real pushed id look at phuket-utapao-bkk if its poss.
                  Thanks, i know there are options, but as it is, i´m paying a bit more for the 9 hrs non-stop to Bkk to avoid the budget airlines with layovers and delays. Some of those take 20 hrs
                  "I can see it in the eyes.....they get hollow and soulless a year or 2 after the Op .... I coined the term ''shark eyes'' to describe that look"

                  Jaidee 2009


                  The other white meat

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                  • #24
                    (robbo @ Nov. 26 2008,02:26) could allways hijack an oil tanker and head into the gulf of thailand,anchor off pattaya,load up with ladyboys and steam off into the sunset
                    we have lots of somalians here, i´ll have a word with them..
                    Thanks for the tip!
                    "I can see it in the eyes.....they get hollow and soulless a year or 2 after the Op .... I coined the term ''shark eyes'' to describe that look"

                    Jaidee 2009


                    The other white meat

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                    • #25
                      "You couldn't make it up" (nobody would believe you).

                      Why is this becoming the new Tourism Authority slogan in Thailand?

                      Unbelievable Thailand I wonder.......

                      Cheers
                      Mardhi

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                      • #26
                        The government could have seen this coming and quickly expanded the role of Don Muang Airport to cover this.

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                        • #27
                          Huh - or maybe its easier to stop 400 protestors than move 100 aircraft, 25,000 employees, etc etc??

                          But unless Somchai the transport man is a relative of the government, in which case it would all make perfect sense........

                          Cheers
                          mardhi

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                          • #28
                            (Stogie @ Nov. 26 2008,03:10) The government could have seen this coming and quickly expanded the role of Don Muang Airport to cover this.
                            Both Don Muang and Suvarnabhumi access roads have been blocked, according to China Airlines press release.

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                            • #29
                              Look on the bright side.

                              Those idiot Money Traders might finally get the message that the Thai economy is going to go down the tube due to lack of tourists and finally pull the Thai Baht back to a more realistic exchange rate.
                              Anthonymustang

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                              • #30
                                Favourable exchange rate or not

                                Looks like my first trip to LOS is down the drain

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