manarak

Hi,

I'm looking for a T-Shirt printing service in Pattaya for making custom printed T-shirts.

Who knows where I can find one?

Thank you

Hello,

I earlier posted the following ad:
http://www.thaivisa....ds-for-jul-aug/

Someone please delete the ad.

Thank you in advance.

Not really a language question, but I thought this is the best place to ask.

Sometimes Thais will speak about themselves in the third person, for example someone named Noi saying something like "Noi is very happy now".

What's up with that?
Is that normal, or a sign for a personality disorder?

Hello, I'm looking for a Netsim data plan with direct debit from my bank account.

Does anyone know if any provider (AIS, DTAC, TRUE, TOT, ...) offers this?

I'm tired of existing scooter models. None come close to the ideal scooter.

1- Engine:
- make it a 125cc so it qualifies as a small bike for most driver licenses
- I feel the Honda PCX 125 engine and possibly the new Yamaha injected 125 engine are very good.

2- Range: what are they thinking when they build scooters with a range of only 200 Km?
I don't want to visit the petrol station every other day! Make the range around 350 Km. Chuck in an 8 liter tank.

3- Bulkiness: slim construction please for traffic and parking. not PCX-like. Nouvo ok.

4- internal Storage space: As on the Nouvo it is fine, enough space for a semi-full helmet plus a half helmet inside.

5- 'cargo' capacity: all scooters are deficient in this department. Scooters without a hook are totally useless.
5a - Aerodynamism is hardly necessary on scooters, so the front shield should be reshaped to accomodate two lateral hooks to hang grocery bags from. Maybe a flip-panel system to switch between aerodynamism and cargo mode would be ideal.
5b - In front of the driver should be a (partly flat) space large enough to put a box of beer without interfering with steeering.
5c - The seat should be divided in 2 sections that can be opened separately, so if there is a second box to transport, the rear part of the seat can be opened, and the box put on there, attached using hooks which would be present under the rear seat. The rear seat part would then also act as a restraint for the transported box.
5d - 'saddle bags' - design the scooter in such a way that it can accomodate saddle bags.

6- Comfort and safety
- big wheels to better manage pot holes
- make a wider armature, so that feet and legs are better protected when the scooter tips over


Maybe some manufacturer reads this.
Feel free to add your own ideas.