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Well it says https not supported for me which rather dates their efforts.

Yeah, mine are on the other side of a wall and the pipe goes through a little hole. My neighbours had a mechanical timing device on it so it would shut itself off after a preset.

Pity most are made in China.

Were they schoolkids though or older family types?

Oh yes, it certainly appeals to those who like to dress up. I believe they pay for their own uniforms and one can see personal embellishments. They must be disappointed they cannot wear a gun.

I expect Klang Branch closed until Tuesday, only Mall branches will be open over the long weekend. Soi Buakhao can likely do it, I moved an account once at a sub branch without issue, it was in the same area so made little difference. I believe the main branch is on 2nd Rd, at the top of soi 6.

The picture makes it look that way. But we seem to get left to right inversion in many a picture.

What is plastic smelting.....? Always thought it was to do with getting metals out of ore.

Looks like a big Bingo meeting.... on the red, one and 2 !

I doubt my sanity of living here sometimes, often when I drive out of my home into the littered streets nearby, that have dozens of scabby, sad looking stray dogs about. The joy of trying to hose away the big pile one had left at my gate still in my mind.

This saga sounds like the 'being pxssed around from pillar to post' one gets a lot in Thailand. I was sent back and forth between soi 5 Jomtien and the revenue dept in Banglamung City area (quite a distance) when trying to get a Tax number once. A pink card looked like a good idea about then.

Took a drive out into the cassava fields nearby (to release a snake I was relocating), must have passed 3 or 4 dumping piles of garbage in the fields by the dirt road. Thais have no respect for their own country......

Hmm. Perhaps I now have less of a dispute with the gas bottle refilling station, who rejected my old cylinder, refusing to refill it, and made me pay for a new one. (Or what happened to my old one?)

No I have never taken to adding salt to fruits..... I was horrified during my very early trips in Thailand to come across salt in the OJ!

They simply do not like the competition, after all, they were doing exactly the same thing.

But are usually rather sour..... I used to have the Mrs make Passion fruit juice for me for daily, breakfast, absolutely delicious, but it required substantial sugar or artificial sweeteners to make it palatable, such that I changed to tangerine juice.

No not at all. Firstly it takes all types to want to do this type of voluntary work.... I can't explain that but ex police and military take to it. Then there are likely benefits to doing it, making other problems (perhaps say with immigration) go away. I hear they have their uses, usually getting round the language and culture barriers. Simply explaining to some drunken oaf, to pay his bar-tab, the alternative being to get locked up in a cell with 29 other drunks over the weekend, or to give the girl 200 baht and she will forget the affront of you goosing her. I had a pal did volunteering.. yes he was a pretentious prxck, but it kept him from doing other silly things.

It is the school break and the local Kuwait weather is hot and oppressive.

Looking for the falang who didn't cough up for the sick buffalo fund!

Sad tale, looks like an attractive young lady. I hope the guy wasn't on a plane already and they catch him soon.

I thought I just saw a news report on how the North Naklua area represented old style Thailand and was to be preserved as a tourist hub! Yes motorcycles with sidecars (that are little kitchens) are a nuisance out on the roads, but so are cement mixers and huge coaches doing U-Turns and parking wherever they please.... don't see any effort to restrict them.

Which surely is all of Soi Buakhao!

Well rather a deflection but I don't think these thousands are as evident as a gang of kids in long white frocks on motorcycles are.

Well a step in the right direction if deterring pot-heads and druggies coming!

It's a coming of age... at 16 they are now violent young thug gang members and throw away their prior toys.