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    by Published on 9th March 2010 19:04  Number of Views: 132 
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    I timed myself using the cash machine earlier this morning. From the moment I whipped my card from the wallet and approached the machine until I took my cash and walked away. 106 seconds. One minute 46 seconds, and I even took an extra bit of time to check my balance first. Not bad eh? Which brings me to my point. It's an important point and not an anger management thing, like road rage or trolley rage. ...
    by Published on 27th January 2010 14:15  Number of Views: 949 
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    (Bangkok) Phil has commented about Thai reluctance to respond to emails...here's a possible solution:

    NOT too long ago, a magazine in Manhattan invited me, by e-mail, to interview for a job. After meeting with me, the managing editor and the director of human resources asked me to take home the standard editing test and return it ASAP. I dutifully obliged.

    And then I waited. One day. Two days. A week. A month. Two months. Three … well, you get the picture.

    Not only was there no word on whether I would be offered the job — nobody at the magazine even bothered to e-mail me to say that my completed test had been received!

    Back in the good old days, people used to duck your phone calls. Or just not return them. But in this, the electronic era, a whole new brand of disdain has come into vogue. The age of the e-snub is upon us.

    I have grown weary of this kind of “dissing.” People who seem to go blind, mute and limp when all you are seeking are a few keystrokes in reply. Prospective employers whose computers appear to crash when asked to give something resembling a definitive answer, one way or the other.

    Annoying e-mail messages plague all of us, but those of a more legitimate nature are surely deserving of a simple reply. Unfortunately, basic e-courtesy is in short supply. So, having been burned in the past by e-boors, I decided that enough was enough. The magazine had left me in limbo. I was going to have my revenge.

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    by Published on 25th January 2010 05:43  Number of Views: 741 
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    My son's Thai passport needs renewing, however, I'm a single parent(foreign). His mother disappeared 4years ago which I reported to the tourist police.

    According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website, you need both signatures or one with a letter ov consent from the parent who cannot appear. I don't know where his mother is....and well, after all this time I really don't care.
    The MFA were reluctant to help at first and the info they gave me..., they could've done when I wrote to them 1 1/2 yrs ago. By the end of the day, they had helped me a lot and I got the passport.

    If you are in the same position.....this is what happened to me!
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    oh i did the laos thing, bleh. next time it'll be penang or singapore. too old for that rattly train shit.

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    3leggedkitty On 20th March 2010

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    Desertexile On 20th March 2010

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    kentucker4 On 20th March 2010

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    phuketbound On 20th March 2010

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