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05-22-19 04:25 #10417
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by Penguin69 [View Original Post]
Supermarkets here have very steep prices for imported goods of quality. There are agents that don't do anything making a fortune in the mark up of the prices.
Maybe someone else will know a lot more specifics about champagne here. You might be able to order delivery from somewhere with a much better deal.
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05-21-19 10:53 #10416
Posts: 141Alcohol purchase advice.
I'm flying Hanoi to Phuket via Bangkok DMK. I want to buy some champagne for Phuket stay.
I'd be interested to know availability and range of prices at DMK as I could wait to buy in Phuket if lower (any recs on places to purchase in Phuket welcome too).
Buying in Hanoi could be an option, if worth it, as I could buy duty free I imagine, heading to Thailand. (I have checked luggage).
Thanks.
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05-20-19 12:35 #10415
Posts: 141Eclectic indeed.
Originally Posted by RobertLong [View Original Post]Originally Posted by LittleBigMan [View Original Post]
To be honest my post was just curiosity about the motives of the member visiting NK. I as much guessed it wasn't for hobbying, but one can't be sure. Everyone likes a challenge.
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05-20-19 03:24 #10414
Posts: 641Originally Posted by LittleBigMan [View Original Post]
RL.
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05-20-19 01:55 #10413
Posts: 3113Originally Posted by NotherMonger [View Original Post]
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05-20-19 01:52 #10412
Posts: 3113Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
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05-19-19 22:00 #10411
Posts: 62Originally Posted by BananaBoi [View Original Post]
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05-19-19 14:25 #10410
Posts: 105Power up.
Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
http://www.generatorsolutions.org
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05-19-19 12:36 #10409
Posts: 5428Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
This is not exactly addressing the power blackout minus a generator issue since one of the last things you'd want to do during a power blackout in Thailand with no aircon and no functioning fan is create a romantic atmosphere. LOL.
But I keep a couple of them on hand to sometimes add to the atmosphere when all the electric appliances are functioning. And, in fact, they do come in handy to light up a bathroom in order to take a cool shower or tend to other things during power blackouts without draining your smartphone battery firing up a flashlight app for the purpose. Again, absent a generator.
Those fake candles are so damned realistic and so much less hassle than real candles I wonder why anyone but the truly poor buy real candles anymore. Other than birthday cake candles, that is.
Hey, you can create a candlelight ambience in your room without the aircon and fan blowing out a real flame because there is no real flame, only an amazing simulation of one. LOL.
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05-19-19 12:27 #10408
Posts: 6298Originally Posted by NotherMonger [View Original Post]
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05-19-19 09:57 #10407
Posts: 62Originally Posted by Penguin69 [View Original Post]
There might be some Officetels that will allow foreigners, but prices range from $150 USD - $1000 k USD for the VIP ones, and that doesn't include any price gouging they may try. In other words, Thailand is much, much cheaper.
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05-19-19 09:11 #10406
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by BananaBoi [View Original Post]
We have headlamps (strap to one's head) for doing stuff outdoors at night, but these mentioned above will be better for more general lighting in power outage. Thais tend to use candles or even gas or kerosene lanterns.
Many years ago, probably in the 1990's, I went to Koh Chang which was undeveloped, and had no roads, only motor cycle tracks. Also no power supply except for generators maybe, so kerosene lanterns were commonly used. I took 3 girls with me (one was a Tom Boy type of friend of the others so had no interest to do her even she worked as a hooker, not really slim). I suppose no one had smart phones in those days, so girls smoked pot, rather than playing smart phone games all the time. Major past times were eating, smoking Ganja (from Cambodia), sleeping and sex. Not much else. They were too lazy to go on extended walk to the waterfall. These days, taking away 3 girls for a multi day holiday would cost you an arm and a leg. Back in those days very cheap, bungalow accommodation was cheap too, and even a big bag of Ganja from Cambodia was maybe 100 Baht, maybe a little more. There were no police on the Island at all.
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05-19-19 08:56 #10405
Posts: 12856Originally Posted by LittleBigMan [View Original Post]
Yes definitely for outdoors, like would not use a petrol engine indoors for any other things.
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05-19-19 08:51 #10404
Posts: 6298Originally Posted by Syzygies [View Original Post]
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05-19-19 01:13 #10403
Posts: 3113You can get at HomePro runs around 18,000 baht if you buying foreign brand like Honda and up depending on what you need power need do not use indoor need ventilation.