- Popular Post
-
Posts
4,716 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Downloads
Posts posted by Gsxrnz
-
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
Is it the texture of the plaster that is the problem? The existing walls may have a rougher (or smoother) texture than your repair.
Try using things such as a sponge or a paint roller on the wet material to achieve the matching texture.
Also, don't plaster a perfect rectangle. Plaster over a greater area in a haphazard or random shape. This makes it harder for the eye to pick up any irregularities.
- 1
- 2
-
Kudos to him for not stabbing the driver with the motorcycle in motion, thus averting a possible road fatality.
- 1
-
13 minutes ago, rwill said:
The wife and I don't eat at places that have precooked food. You know they never throw the old stuff away and just keep bringing the same stuff out and adding more to it when needed.
The never-ending-stew is a taste to behold. Once spent 10 days deer stalking and we added new meat and veges to the same unfinished pot every day. Rangui Stew.
Ended up a combination of venison, goat, chamois, rabbit and I think we also got a tahr. The taste was exquisite, but the pot had to be thrown away.
- 1
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
I'm guessing that the entire tax take from approximately 50 average wage working individuals will be required to fund this scheme. Extrapolate that out to the entire population and there is a slight problem with the math. I know socialism has it's own version of math, but eventually reality has a way of kicking you in the rear end.
- 2
- 1
- 2
-
I've used Sophon Broadband for over 10 years. There office is on Pattaya Tai towards the Third Road end.
690 Baht for 20Mbps. Rarely goes offline and then usually because some numpty has toppled a pole somewhere.
They are quick to answer the phone and can actually tell you why the system is down. On two occasions (in 10 years) they were unable to resolve my outage issues and were at my house to check the router the same day.
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
They could solve corruption in a heartbeat by raising sufficient tax to enable the government to pay first world salaries, healthcare, and social security.
Increase VAT to 20%. Employ 78,000 tax inspectors to hunt down every street vendor and farm worker to tax them at 40%. Put in place a myriad of new taxes such as a fringe benefit tax, capital gains tax, fart tax for all farm animals. Institute a special carbon tax on all street vendors that sell grilled chicken. Raise fuel, alcohol, and tobacco tax to 80%.
Invest zillions in wind and solar farms, and destroy the gas and oil powered electricity generators before there is sufficient replacement capacity.
Problem solved, and Thailand becomes a first world Utopia with a perfectly functional non-authoritarian, non-corrupt government, just like my country, New Zealand. Yeah, right.
- 1
- 4
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
I thought LGBTQ+ was now old-school and been replaced with 2SLGBTQIAAP+++. (For clarity, the "." is actually a grammatical period/full-stop, and not a pretend gender - at least for now.)
Alphabet soup anybody?
- 1
- 2
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
I'm waiting for the data revealing how many deaths are caused by secondhand vape inhalation.
- 4
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
The odds of Pita being permitted to become prime minister are akin to the odds of it raining meatballs - very slim.
- 1
- 2
-
Had a similar issue years ago - incontinent dog. Tried off the shelf products to no avail as I believe the odour remained in the seat padding. Rented a carpet cleaner and that solved the problem.
- 1
-
- Popular Post
Everything in Thailand makes sense if you accept that all Thai bureaucrats and officials are delusional, and firmly believe that denial is a large Egyptian river.
- 1
- 2
-
If your proposed tattoo involves any words, don't check the spelling.
- 2
-
Had to force the bloke laying my tiles to use 3mm spacers, and leave a 5mm gap against the wall to be siliconed. He thought I was bonkers.
- 1
-
Times have changed since I was growing up.
Not long before it will be a "thing" that kids are scared to come out of the closet and declare themselves as being straight.
- 1
-
"...They told The Pattaya News that they would release the python into nature far away from the residential area."
Soi 6?
- 1
-
I wonder if it would have been an offence if he/she was standing up to urinate? It would certainly have made better video footage.
-
The idiot dropped to his knees and did a Wai as soon as he saw the coppers. Standard Thai protocol to avoid a kicking. If he had the sense to drop and submit, it makes you wonder how high he actually was.
More likely just your run of the mill nutcase.
- 1
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
I'm guessing.....350cc.
- 4
- 1
- 4
-
10 hours ago, billd766 said:
IIRC a few airlines used to allow other airline crews fly for free, IF the aircraft was not full.
While that would work for cabin and cockpit crews, I am not sure if there are any permanent staff from India in Thailand.
Regarding the cockpit crew, I believe that according to the woke post-modernist newspeak language, cockpit has been politically corrected to flight-deck.
Reminds me of the joke about a passenger asking to see the cockpit, but was told that as the flight crew were all female, the cockpit had been renamed.......and not as the flight-deck.
- 1
- 1
-
I remember this case. They were importing a hand-held device that was actually a modified golf ball detector. Not sure if they bought them from the English couple that sold them to a good number of governments, but the whole incident was oh-so-typically-Thailand.
Here's a link about the matter from 2014. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-29459896
- 1
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
Buy a beer in any beer bar, and wait.
Within 15 minutes you can depart with a pair of reading glasses, sunglasses, a Rolex, a T-Shirt, a lottery ticket, a box of Kamagra, a wooden elephant carving, a collapsing wooden fruit-bowl......and the girl that served you the beer.
The above list is abridged. ????
- 1
- 1
- 11
-
Toilet paper will be the post apocalypse currency du jour.
- 1
-
I solved my sky-rat problem. I tried the plastic scary owl - didn't work. I tried the spinning CD's - they just annoyed me.
I'd given up hope, And then I observed they were routinely landing on the balcony wooden railing, taking a dump on said railing, and then hopping down to ingest the water dripping from the A/C drain pipe.
I also observed they usually came in pairs, and narrowed it down to actually only being two pairs of birds that were roosting on the A/C compressors of two long time vacant apartments on an adjacent condo. It seems these two pairs had isolated my balcony as their preferred source of H2O.
I covered the pipe outlet so they had no access to the water. After about 5 days they stopped coming. And there has been no pigeon turd on the balcony railing or tiles now for several months.
Funny thing is, I've since observed other birds doing the same thing to other condo balconies I can see. I even know where my two pairs of pigeons get their water.
Don't know if this will help anybody else, but it's worth a try.
- 1
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
10 hours ago, mrwebb8825 said:Kind of what I'm thinking also. Thanks for the PDF compression idea. Seems a good way to organize the 3 passports and save space.
It's not really anything they asked for beyond absolute proof of our marriage being a true one. My idea for the visa/extensions covering the same period to back up photos, certificates and such.
Was hoping for a way to get an official printout from the Thai government officials.
Along with all the scanned passport pages, you may want to type up your own schedule of consecutive dates of entries/departures that clearly explain the stamps in chronological order. I'd also include a column that clearly shows the number of days in the country on each entry, and summarize them annually, and in total.
Anything you can do to reduce the chances of a lazy and inept bureaucrat to say "no" is advantageous.
- 1
- 1
- 1
Stolen iphone got sold to electronic shop, what now?
in General Topics
Posted
99% probable that somebody saw you putting the phone under the bike seat and nicked it. Tea-Leafs don't go randomly opening bike seats hoping for treasure.
A bike seat lock can be popped with a screwdriver or a damp piece of lettuce. A lesson for us all.