kokopelli

Delta is about $1400 USD/ RT plus an extra $200 for Premium Economy each way. Rough estimates.

Yes, they are coy same as Delta was with its Economy Comfort which was far less then comfort. Better then nothing but, so far, none has matched Thai Air Premium Economy which may or may not exist anymore.

An Italian? In an earlier post you claimed to be an Arab or Arabic speaker. I think your English is perfect if your are from Trolland.

At dinner last night my friends were joking about the Thai expression "shit in the hand..fart in the hand". Then they taught by BF an English/American expression for an older farang, "an old Fart". He finds that very endearing to call me.

I have regrets but none of the regrets listed in this post. I suppose biggest regret was not acting more on being gay although I lived in a small but very gay area and had lots of gay friends at age 25. Biggest regret was not going to Montreal for those sexy and available Quebecois bois when I was "younger".

Give Koko a quiz and he will give you the answer or try. I thought the prize was 5K Baht, not 5 Baht! Ok, I did cheat! I asked the BF what were the words and he said "bad words, cannot speak in English". I then (not than) asked for the meaning; he replied "if you loan money to man and he not have all money he give you little money and ok". Eureka!

Something is better then nothing??

Seartguru is slow to update seating charts.

Today I checked again and Thai Air does have premium economy seating in their 777s. But don't know the details such as pitch and seat width.

I checked Thai Air's website for future flights and do not see any Premium Economy seats being offered even months from now!

5555 But I do think he drank quite a lot. I believe he had a distillery and a brewery. Also all the founding fathers were fond of wine, but often sweet wines like Madeira.

Wow! I did not think of that. Actually I thought Barbara Bush and GW had a resemblance.

Yes, an extra four inches. Pitch is, I think, the distance from seat back to seat back. Is it worth it? For me yes, yes, yes although because of my status it is free, free, free. So Thaiworthy, you are a beach-lover? If so take a snap-shot of the boys and post them for us to enjoy, but none of those money-boy prostitutes that one can find in Pattaya.

You sure got me guessing!

Bad news for me also. I was ready to switch to Thai Air. Likely will do so anyway if their Premium Economy has same pitch as in the larger Airbus.

Hmmm, George's facial profile is similar to Ms. Liberty! I think in Pres. Washington, he not only was the first but also the best since he set the mold for future presidents. Unfortunately other successors managed to tarnish the image or break the mold.

George Washington, the first president of the USA was first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen. An eulogy given by Henry Lee a signer of the US Declaration of Independence.

I remember the Ten Commandments and also recall Rameses (Yul Brenner) using "so let it be written, so let it be done". Here is one of his lines, there may be others: Rameses: The city that he builds shall bear my name, the woman that he loves shall bear my child. So let it be written, so it shall be done.

There was one president above all, "first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen". Even you Brits should know this one.

Another alternative is Thai Air Premium Economy which has even better seating then EVA. But the flight from the USA is only from Los Angles and is 17 hour nonstop to BKK.

Bob, did you include the newest, 51st, State in your analysis? No, not Puerto Rico, Mr. Gingrich is not interested in Puerto Ricans, but the colony he is proposing on the Moon by end of his second term as President? Once the colony has enough inhabitants he proposes they apply for Statehood. A good name for the latest State might be Lunacy (Luna + City).

I propose Michael Bloomberg on the Repub ticket and Warren Buffett on the Demo ticket. Both are among the wealthiest men in the USA and both do seem like decent men.

The answer is yes. And I love it. For me to fly cattle class on such a long flight is more then I could bear once I became spoiled by Business Class. But for the most part I earned this privilege by many flights and earning frequent flyer miles. Unfortunately the cost of upgrades is so high that I can no longer afford them. I do know others that love those 180 degree flat beds but for me something less inclined makes it much easier to drink the champagne.

My comment on Romney's wealth is that I believe he is unable to understand or relate to the plight of the common man and likewise, I don't see how the common man can relate to him. On the other hand one of the richest woman in the world is a Queen and one of the richest man a King and both are held in highest regard by their commoner subjects. Being a Mormon is not an issue to me but having a Mormon as President sure won't hurt their recruitment efforts which likely will annoy the evangelicals and established religions.

Agree with what you posted Bob but how can anyone, other then a rich person, vote for Romney with all his wealth? He has it all and now he wants to top his career as President of the USA. Just an ego trip as well as a recruiting effort for more people to become Mormons.