Freee!!

Valid point.

I would have replied to get those from the sender as he should have provided that when sending.

There are negative scanners, but for just a few negatives, that is too costly (unless you can borrow/rent one). I think I would frame them, project them on something flat and white (and large enough) and make a photo of that. Most image software can handle negatives. My personal favourite is IrfanView, which is free.

That is a very pleasant Japanese whisky (yes, I've tasted it on more than one occasion).

I like a good whisk(e)y, but normally I will limit it to one or sometimes two measures. Unless it is cask strength, I prefer to drink it neat. Cask strength I usually dilute with a bit of spring water. And for mixes I use cheaper blendeds that don't taste too great when drinking pure. The first time I was in a bar in Thailand (with somebody more experienced, whom I had met the night before in my hotel), I ordered a coke and discovered there was something more in it (Mekong). That soon became an acquired taste. Unfortunately, production of that rotgut has been discontinued. The last time I saw a bottle of it was a couple of minutes ago while taking this photo:

Now you are making two possibly erroneous assumptions: That they have balls, in my experience about half the scammers are female That they have mothers to fcuk

Only used it when programming in Forth. It does have its advantages.

I can recommend fresh, young coconut, especially from an ice bath.

Yup, if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

Missing the pic.

T Translation: so no turning. For those that aren't familiar with the car and the uniform: Those are a police officer and a police car.

I have flown on THAI and EVA to Thailand, both are (or at least were when I last flew with them) pretty decent airlines. The only real problem I ever had with THAI was that the first time I booked with them they quit flying to/from Amsterdam between me booking that direct flight and actually flying it. A quick hop to and a (too long) transfer at FRA solved that problem (without extra cost to me).

That is at least a pretty reasonable explanation, let's hope it is true. My first thought was that they just don't like to do streetworks in the rainy season.