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Viper

Member Since 2004-06-02
Offline Last Active 2012-05-21 19:20

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Age 44 years old
Birthday April 21, 1968
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In Topic: Visa On Arrival

2012-03-25 15:03:00

@lopburi3 I usually have a business visa or a multi entry, and never traveled to Thailand for such a short period of time. I just want to find a painless way to travel and make my holiday less stressful. The Visa did not occur to me until this morning, and i just wanted to make sure ive prepared everything nessessary. If the is no need to apply at my embassy for a 3 week visa it would save time and probably money.
I will fly to Bangkok and then depart Bangkok 3 weeks later so i guess im illegable for the 30 days air arrival from UK back to UK?

In Topic: High Ranking Customs Official Physically Abuses Airport Security: Thailand

2012-01-11 13:44:00

He was hiding something in his pocket and his quick thinking and impulse reactions prevented a frisking from the customs officer

In Topic: Disaster Warning Issued For Bangkok

2011-10-21 13:53:08

Go South my friends......Go South!

In Topic: Can Bangkok Make It?: Flood Crisis

2011-10-14 14:37:26

Bangkok will continue to flood every year, as it has done each and every year i have spent there. You have to ask yourself why does Bangkok flood? Simple really, there is nowhere for the water to go. Sea level is rising every year, the main canals are full of rubbish and over grown with weeds and vegetation, and the drains are far to small to handle the volume of water. Personally I think there is a solution with careful planning and allot of money, but nothing ever seems to be done. Meanwhile hundreds of lives are taken and thousands of homes are destroyed. I wish all thous who have been affected good luck!

In Topic: 20-Year-Old Briton Electrocuted To Death On Bangla Road, Phuket

2011-08-26 00:28:10

In Thailand there is no health and safety standards that are internationally recognized. People should be aware of when visiting Thailand one should be over cautious and sharp minded with focus to one safety. My heart goes out to the young mans family - Tragic indeed!

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