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Thread: So, how will Suvarnabhumi take a typhoon?

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    So, how will Suvarnabhumi take a typhoon?

    I hope there won't still be pieces of airport roof strewn about the runways when I get there on Thursday!!

    Thailand is ready to face Typhoon Xangsane
    BANGKOK, Sept 29 -ThailandтАШs Meteorological Department was closely monitoring the approach of Typhoon Xangsane as the kingdom braces for the storm that is expected to arrive in force on Monday, according to Director General. Suparerk Tansriratanawong. ... his department is monitoring even more closely after Typhoon Xangsane Friday morning gave Manila its fiercest storm encounter in a decade.

    The typhoon was reportedly moving west slowly across the South China Sea, is expected to make a landfall on the Vietnamese coast on Sunday, and impact ThailandтАШs weather later the same day, he said. "We expect Typoon Xangsane to enter Thailand late Sunday or early Monday in Ubon Ratchathani and Mukdahan provinces," Mr. Suparerk said.

    The entire story is at: http://www.pattayadailynews.com/shownew ... 0000001483


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    From reading other posts a number of typhoons have already been thru so it should still be there in one piece... more or less

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    Typhoon oogleman arrives in 8 days time!

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    Taking it

    I thought this would be a poll - you know
    a straight up the arse
    b doggy-style
    c legs in the air

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    &

    (d) All of the above

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    This is the beginning on the typhoon season over SE Asia that can last until mid_december (and beyond). A typhoon will diminish across SE Asia (on its way to Thailand from the Vietnam coast) but they have been known to re-form in the Gulf. They bring heavy rains to large areas of Thailand. I suppose the effects of a worst expected typhoon near the airport have already been measured, as it has sat there for more than 30 years!

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    Re: So, how will Suvarnabhumi take a typhoon?

    Beware!
    The typhoon hit roommate, Ginger's, home town, in the Philippines, a couple days ago. Her mama called, crying.
    (Collect, of course. NTW: Ginger refused the call--Then called back on a phone card: as usual.)
    Knocked down the library!
    And destroyed their book!
    It was a recent (2005) Bally of Switzerland catalog! (Flips will get the joke.)

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    How do you say, wind-bag, in Thai?

    Quote Originally Posted by Oogleman
    Typhoon oogleman arrives in 8 days time!
    As the typhoon said to the palm trees: "Hold on to your nuts, boys! You're about to get blown!"

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    I hope someone has the good sense to tell Oogleman to batten down his man titties on arrival. Those babies could knock someone out.

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    Just the facts

    Quote Originally Posted by The Nation
    Suvarnabhumi Airport 'not able' to help city's flood woes

    Bosses say blocked canals contributing to inundation, not new facility

    Suvarnabhumi Airport has warned the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) not to drain floodwater into its area as this would cause severe inundation problems for the new facility.

    Somchai Sawasdeepon, general manager of Suvarnabhumi Airport, said yesterday he would inform the directors of Lat Krabang and Prawes districts that the airport had no capacity to receive a run-off from outside its precincts as the irrigation canal inside the airport was already about 50 per cent full.

    "More water could cause severe flooding and cause huge damage to the airport," he said after being consulted by the directors about draining floodwater from the two districts into the airport's area.

    Eastern Bangkok's Lat Krabang and Prawes districts have suffered severe flooding this year. District officials have attempted to drain floodwater by using 60 electrical pumps, but they are not coping adequately.

    Somchai refused to accept that construction of the airport caused the flooding even though it took up over 20,000 rai of irrigation area.
    The whole story is at http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2006/10 ... 015249.php

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