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  1. 5 hours ago, JimG said:

    My experience is that the smog is caused by farmers burning the leftovers from the crops.  It's always said that 'next year' it will be fixed. They never do.   Make it illegal and fine violators. Set up a collection system for the trash.  The gov't could even assist in the cost to the farmers.

    What weed brand are you smoking?

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  2. Vultures fly!


    I wonder if the Thai gov or lawyers get involved to reduce the amount of monies to the maid….

     

    the smartest thing the maid could do is to hire an honest lawyer to walk her thru the process and protect her now assets

     

    it is also sad the French lady had no close friends/family nearby or afar….

     

    this suicide was preventable…yes, the maid was loyal and close by but was she someone who the French lady could talk with about issues? It doesn’t sound like it…
     

    it started with and ended with a superior to inferior role….the French lady made all the decisions and plans by herself…the maid was taken care b/c the French lady had no one to confide in and talk with at her level…

     

    movie making materiel….rosebud - hint hint 

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  3. Another non story that if it involves a foreigner doing something wrong, lets highlight it..

     

    this story is just fishing and has no idea who is responsible for what

     

    xenophibia at its best and the this public loves hearing about it….more like a napoleon inferiority complex in the works …takes pressure off on reporting drivers killing traffic cops  

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  4. On 4/29/2024 at 6:06 AM, scottdavio said:

    Succumbed to extremely low blood pressure ? Nothing to do with the injuries he sustained? Road traffic control,Probably the most dangerous job for a police officer in Thailand. RIP. 

    To the very end, Thais always trying to save face even for guilty parties

     

    he died b/c blunt force trauma due to being hit by a drunk driver

     

    But let’s make a bigger deal of a guy kicking someone in the back or a guy getting his car stuck in the sand…

     

    if a Thai is involved, the issue is downplayed…and not dealt with properly…so like driving, burning, garbage, alcoholism, domestic violence, and a host of other issues, never the focus on preventing or improving 

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  5. 12 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

    That is not corract.

    At least in Bangkok decades ago the air quality was worse and the traffic was worse.

    Now it's far away from good, but a lot better than it used to be.

     

    Remember those things?

    1024px-Green_bus_in_Bangkok.jpg

     

    Here is your problem with your thinking…so instead of 225, it is 150 AP…instead of 30 minutes vs 20 minutes sitting in traffic…

     

    it has not improved to an acceptable level for an expat or tourist even if trends has improved…A person doesn’t say “oh it’s better now than 2 decades ago”…here and now bad is bad or bad vs real bad…bad is not tolerated anymore with more options than ever before 

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  6. 3 minutes ago, Paris333 said:

    Amsterdam opts for 30 kilometers per hour in the city

    A city with safer traffic The effects of a lower speed on traffic safety:  

    Collisions have less impact;

    Motorists have a wider field of view;

    There is more time to react;

    The braking distance is reduced considerably.

    Source:

    https://bikecity.amsterdam.nl/en/amsterdam-opts-for-30-kilometers-per-hour-in-the-city/

     

    In highways we can decrease speed limit from 130km to 80km in order to reduse car emissions and safety.

    This does not solve the tailgating issue that happens in thailand if one doesn’t understand the concept of safe breaking distance 

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