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Been watching too much of John Wick.

I tend to listen and stay shtum. Its surprising what Thai women tell each other (answer below) after they've concluded the obligatory 90 minute discussion about what they ate yesterday, what they ate today, and what they will eat tomorrow, the last lottery draw, the next lottery draw, their cheap-charlie husband, their best friend's chep-charlie husband, ad nauseum. 

Answer: Not very much of interest.

Maybe you should ask the dealer you're buying from what his preference is for receiving the balance.

OP - get the meter checked for accuracy.  My condo with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, three adults and four a/c units cumulatively runs about 35 hours of a/c per day at 27 degrees. PEA bill is 3k to 3.5k baht per month depending on season.

I won't be getting my meter checked for accuracy.

I believe the underground lottery is way bigger than the government lottery, probably 4x or 5x. And the payout is much higher.

Match the last two numbers exactly: pays 1,000 baht per 12 baht wagered. Match the last three numbers exactly: pays 500 baht per 1 baht wagered

My understanding is that Class 1 is the only class that covers you for no third party collision.  i.e you drive over a cliff, they will repair or replace.  Class 2 and you're on your own.

World Nomads will issue a policy whilst overseas. Great coverage and great service.  I claimed for a motorcycle accident and they reimbursed me surgeon's fees of 300K baht in about 5 days.  

The signage which originally said the changes were from Feb 15 have now been overwritten and the effective date is now March 1st.

It's logical and expedient that if the sign is being ignored, change the sign.

26 minutes ago, BenStark said:

 

Thanks, could you give an example of how to install a wicking barrier please?

Google window sill flashing - the principle idea is the same.

9 hours ago, BenStark said:

 

But how you explain the paint peeling at the highest point/

 

I understand water getting between paint and concrete at the front of the balcony, then spreading over the horizontal part of the beam.

But how does the water climb again at the inside of the beam, then start further spreading over the ceiling?

Because water in Thailand is able to defy gravity. 

Seriously, capillary action of water defies gravity. That's how plants and trees absorb water from the soil and transport it to their uppermost leaves and branches. Hold a sheet of tissue paper vertically and gently touch the surface of a glass of water and see what happens - that's capillary action, and your concrete is the tissue paper.  

Your paint problem is a combination of poor paint preparation, and poor building design that allows water to wick from the outer wall when it rains. Repaint everything correctly, and install a wicking barrier to prevent it happening again.

The kid probably has more square footage in relation to body size than many expat's studio condos.

I would imagine the (presumably)Israeli pilot's response to a dubious instruction to deviate his flightpath over Yemen or Syria would have been something like "far cough, Noddy".

Now I feel culturally inappropriated.🥸

Humanity is up in arms over the decline in the polar bear population (which is a false narrative - they're doing just fine, despite the anti-human post-modernist Marxist narrative), but we celebrate the decline of our own population.

Huxley's Brave New World is just around the corner, or perhaps we're already there? 

Gammas, Deltas and Epsilons - what say you?

Split the difference and print in grayscale.