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    For sales:Outboard Motor engine Yamaha,Honda,Suzuki,Mercury

    By outboard, Created on: 21/06/2016, Last updated on: 21/06/2016

    » We offer best services and distributors of boat engines,all our outboard Engine are Used and brand new original,working perfect in good conditions.we carry 4 strokes outboard engines from 20HP to 350HP of different brands such as Johnson,Evinrude,Yamaha,Honda,Suzuki,Tohatsu outboards and many more...

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    For sales:Outboard Motor engine Yamaha,Honda,Suzuki,Mercury

    By outboard, Created on: 21/06/2016, Last updated on: 21/06/2016

    » We offer best services and distributors of boat engines,all our outboard Engine are Used and brand new original,working perfect in good conditions.we carry 4 strokes outboard engines from 20HP to 350HP of different brands such as Johnson,Evinrude,Yamaha,Honda,Suzuki,Tohatsu outboards and many more...

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    Suzuki Raider 150R Red with pictures

    By Beau2014, Created on: 18/05/2016, Last updated on: 22/05/2016

    » Suzuki Raider 150R 2013 Red, well maintained and functioning perfectly. Tuned up with the help of the Bangkok Suzuki Raider Club. I'm proud to call this little bundle of joy my daily ride for good reasons. Read on below. THE BIKE What I love about this bike is it's ultra narrow profile, coming in...

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    Wheels for Honda CRF250L

    By Enduro-PJ, Created on: 12/04/2016, Last updated on: 12/04/2016

    » Set of original wheels for Honda CRF250L (18" and 21"). Complete with tyres, tubes, bearings and sprocket. Used for 6,000 km. Price: 7500 Baht Location Phuket ph. 081-0887980

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    For Sale Yamaha 75 HP 4-Stroke Outboard Motor Engine

    By boatlaps, Created on: 18/02/2015, Last updated on: 18/02/2015

    » Dear Customer,BOAT LIMITED We offer best services and distributors of boat engines,all our outboard Engine are brand new original , working perfect in good conditions .Warranty is the best . this is transferable, non-declining warranty is the same on the last day as it is on the first . Right now...

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    Proud Real Estate establishes a regional destination

    By prnews, Created on: 05/11/2014, Last updated on: 05/11/2014

    » [b:1besfj8u]Proud Real Estate establishes a regional destination in Hua Hin with its 1bn baht waterpark project, unveiling partnerships with 4 industry leaders[/b:1besfj8u] [attachment=0:1besfj8u]AOF_4457.jpg[/attachment:1besfj8u]The highly anticipated Vana Nava Hua Hin, Asia’s First Water Jungle,...

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    The Value of a Tourist.

    By Sean Moran, Created on: 18/01/2009, Last updated on: 15/12/2010

    » What are some of the most common positive and negative results of foreign tourists from overseas visiting Thailand? Thai opinions welcome, kap.

    • tmvolunteer commented : a manner that makes me think "would they behave like this back home?" and I know that they wouldn't. Where has the respect for each other disappeared to? Wherever it is, I hope that it comes back to us soon. Maybe respect has become a filthy rich tourist too. The true value of today's tourist = $$$. Send a genuine smile to 10 people today and tomorrow will be a happier day.

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    State Railway of Thailand (SRT)

    By sulasno, Created on: 28/01/2009, Last updated on: 29/01/2009

    » SRT to offer e-tickets By: BangkokPost.com Published: 28/01/2009 at 02:53 PM People will be able to buy railway tickets online, starting Sunday, according to State Railway of Thailand (SRT) governor Yutthana Thapcharoen. He said the online ticketing system will initially be tested for 16 routes for...

    • Sean Moran commented : [quote="sulasno":1xw4v5z9]SRT to offer e-tickets By: BangkokPost.com Published: 28/01/2009 at 02:53 PM People will be able to buy railway tickets online, starting Sunday, according to State Railway of Thailand (SRT) governor Yutthana Thapcharoen. He said the online ticketing system will initially be tested for 16 routes for six months, and believed it can help increase the number of railway passengers by 30 per cent. Some of the routes include Bangkok-Chiang Mai, Bangkok-Ubon Ratchathani, Bangkok-Trang, Bangkok-Nakhon Si Thammarat, Bangkok- Sungai Kolok, and Bangkok-Butterworth. The SRT is also experimenting with using smart cards to buy railway tickets in convenience stores, Mr Yutthana said. Starting Sunday, people can buy railway tickets online by clicking on the ‘E-Star’ banner on the SRT website at http://www.railway.co.th ================================================================================================= has anyone use the railways to travel around Bangkok? appreciate any comments[/quote:1xw4v5z9] Would Hat Yai to Bangkok count as travelling around Bangkok? Having ridden the Honda from Nonthaburi down to Nakhon, and then Hat Yai, it seemed at the time to be possibly safer as well as cheaper than stopping for gallons more benzine all the way back up the peninsular. Not necessarily... I didn't expect to pay more for freighting the bike than I did for my own seat. After arriving at the station, the bike was weighed and freight priced. For myself the fare was 905 thb. For the bike, 916. Perhaps it was less risky catching a train from Hat Yai than riding a motorbike (arguably), but the Honda was more comfortable and far more friendly. It's a long train running all the way from Hat Yai : [img:1xw4v5z9]http://www.geocities.com/smoranean/img/gall/hatyaist02.jpg[/img:1xw4v5z9] [i:1xw4v5z9]Hat Yai Station looking towards Bangkok, September 14th, 2006.[/i:1xw4v5z9]

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    Mercedes killer Honda girl Red Bull heir

    By terry, Created on: 30/01/2009, Last updated on: 03/03/2015

    » Well, sometimes the rich and famous due get locked up. http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews ... rs-in-jail

    • len commented : nda Civic driven by Orachorn "Praewa" Thephasadin Na Ayudhya, who was 16 at the time, collided with the passenger van on the elevated Don Muang tollway. The van then crashed into a barrier near the Bang Khen exit. Passengers were thrown from the vehicle and fell several metres to the road below. Orachorn sustained minor injuries. 31 Aug 2012

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    About Face.

    By Sean Moran, Created on: 14/10/2008, Last updated on: 13/04/2014

    » One olde axiom that comes to mind is, '[i:3b539sim]If you can't say something nice, then keep your mouth s.h.u.t.[/i:3b539sim]' Just a thread that pertains to one of the cultural differences one might notice in venturing from a typical 'westernised' society of the assertive kind to the shores of...

    • Sean Moran commented : [quote="HybridEm":2483d17x] Sean, we will have many a-beer when the time comes! Im just waiting for some vacay-time and then i'm back to bkk!!! Until then, you stay sharp! one[/quote:2483d17x] I just had a thought, but don't worry because I've just opened my first beer for the day and that should help overcome the pain in another hour or so, providing I don't think anything else before becoming properly anhebriated. This comparison of the concepts of face with that of integrity is an absolute gem. Yet I wonder also if the white-lies that go with it might be related to the preservation of somebody else's integrity, which carries with it a good degree of social harmony along with the possibility of corruption if taken advantage of, perhaps? I'm not familiar enough with Thai culture to really know how that might work, but I agree that there is a good deal of corruption in Thailand, and that can make for good deals or bad deals IMHO. I've always been lucky with the traffic cops on my old Suzuki, although I did get done out of 400 baht once on the Honda on my way down to Rayong from Nonthaburi a couple of years back. The bike was fully loaded with rucksacks and stuff, so I wasn't gonna leave my bike on the side of the road to go to the cop shop to fight it. The tea-money cop even gave me back 100 baht change because I didn't have any small notes on me. That's corruption but it was done in such a decent way that it was almost worth the money, although not a good thing to have happen everyday on a tourist-visa teachers' salary. On the other hand, I remember the best traffic cop I ever encountered on the road back from Khorat to Nonthaburi. Somewhere in central Saraburi from memory. Hot day, mid-morning, bike loaded with rucksacks once again, and after confirming that I had the right papers and all, he handed me a fresh water bottle to get a well-needed drink. "Wow!" I thought, and gratefully took a swig and went to pass it back. "No no!" he said. "You." He wanted me to keep the whole bottle of water on the ride back. Another example of saving face, but his gift was intended to save mine, although the fact that I still remember that gesture three years later might add a bit to his too, in some karmic way or other? Perhaps one of the reasons I enjoy the corruption in Thailand is that I can see it straight out, clear as mud. Here in Australia it's done so cleverly that I often don't even know the joke until after the punch-line is over and the fat lady has sung, and it's never very harmonic.

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