[Revolting cat!]

Wait till the Gay Leader decides to invade them, they’ll be slower than molasses in kimchi!

[2ndDivisionVet]

When I left the last time in 1982, it was still something of a Third World country, although quickly industrializing. When my late father left in 1953, it was devastated wasteland with the majority starving or nearly so. Isn't that amazing? Much of the explanation lies in their work ethic, family values and dedication to education. We could learn a lot from them.

[2ndDivisionVet]

When I left the last time in 1982, it was still something of a Third World country, although quickly industrializing. When my late father left in 1953, it was devastated wasteland with the majority starving or nearly so. Isn't that amazing? Much of the explanation lies in their work ethic, family values and dedication to education. We could learn a lot from them.

[expat1000]

This could be very misleading. 20 MB is available here in Thailand, but for any site out of the area (and many in) it is no faster/better than 512KB due to a very poor international link - must be at least one major chokepoint somewhere.

[MinorityRepublican]

[Trod Upon]

I guess this means they’ll be surfing for HD3D porno now.

[zipper]

So that’s why they kick everyone’s a$$ in online video games.

[wildbill]

Yesterday my download speed was measured by Numion.com at 46kilobytes per second on Clearwire. I couldn’t even get enough speed to open up their website to complain.

Ah, but am I one of those bandwidth hogs that deserves to be throtteled” back. No. My average daily use is below 100 megabytes. I download a movie from Netflix about once a month simply to justify keeping it.

Clearwire advertises unlimited usage at up to 4g speeds. They achieve that very rarely. Most of the time my download speed is between 1g to 2g. If I complain, they reset my modem and the speed picks up for a while. I get so tired of fighting with them I usually just take what I get.