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OneMoreFarang

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  1. Thai drivers are able to follow the rules if the alternative is paying a lot of money. I once was in a van from Hat Yai in Thailand to Malaysia. On the Thai road there was chaotic traffic. On the same road which continued in Malaysia, the traffic was very civilized. According to the driver the reason was easy. If they are stopped in Malaysia they have to pay a lot of money. So, they behave. Police could enforce the rules in Thailand as well, if they would want to do that.
  2. Now, imagine the Thai police would arrest everybody who is drunk and drives. Now that would make a huge difference. But obviously we can't expect such radical changes in Thailand.
  3. One small one is more than enough. Something like this: https://shopee.co.th/เครื่องปั่นไฟเบนซิน-3500W-4-จังหวะ-เสียงเบาในการใช้งานในบ้านขนาดเล็ก-วิธีสตาร์ท-2-รูปแบบ-i.390562777.14813603082 This is just the first link which I found. 3500W is more than enough, I didn't look at the other spec. Obviously, the word "server" can be anything from small to big. What I see in offices will likely use less than 500W. So a generator like in the link should be able to supply at least 6 "servers".
  4. Whatever you do, make sure you get it done professionally.
  5. Why don't you ask your bank to do that and look how they react? It does not really matter what the banks of other people did. It matters to you what your bank will do for you in this case.
  6. But then he can't complain anymore...
  7. Sure, things change. Sometimes. And sometimes very slowly. And looking at Thailand, what do you think about those no smoking rules in bars? I wouldn't wait for the day that smoking is not allowed anymore, and that law is enforced.
  8. Maybe you should spend some time on your phone on Tinder or something similar looking for natural beauties without operations. Then go out for two or three hours and return your Tinder adventure. It's a win/win situation - for you. Option 1, she will get the drift and stop with this nonsense. Option 2, let her go and you are on the way to find a natural beauty.
  9. And, more important, who wants a Thai girl with a big ass?
  10. I didn't criticize him. I just pointed out that fact. Because I am sure if you would ask many people why they do good things they would answer that they want to help others, etc. Maybe that is what they do. But I am sure above reason is often an important part of the motivation.
  11. That is the important part. Good that you realized that you (mostly) do it to feel better yourself.
  12. Come on, the military industrial complex must be fed. The show must go on.
  13. That would mean killing lots of people in the USA, Russia, India, .... Is that what you suggest?
  14. There is always power. It just depends on how it is produced.
  15. Two options: Fight reality and lose. Or accept reality and get on with life. It does not make sense to worry about thing which we can't change. Isn't that obvious?
  16. Or a non-smoker just gets used to real life. I never smoked in my life. A little smoke does not bother me.
  17. Maybe you should work on your sensitivity to cigarette smoke. If the smoke from one cigarette a floor below you on a balcony is enough to make you comfortable, then you are super sensitive - maybe mostly in your brain. Try to accept it as part of life, like not so good air when you are near a street with vehicles. You won't be able to change the world how it is. Get used to it.
  18. And then there is this other country in that area. It does not only hope to get nuclear weapons. It has many nuclear weapons, which officially don't exist, but everybody knows they exist. Why does the USA support that country in any way they can, but if another country even tries to get similar weapons, then they are the bad guys. Typical American double standards.
  19. OneMoreFarang replied to Negita43's topic in DIY Forum
    I use Daikin and I never used the quiet mode because they are already very quiet in normal mode. Also, efficient and all that.
  20. Good that only Thais have superstitions...
  21. Luckily, they have different hair colors. And that reminds me of the numbers of the girls in gogo bars. I often don't remember their name, but their number...
  22. Calculators are obviously the reason for above. Many people don't use their brain anymore, because they don't have to. Unfortunately, there are many trends like that. People can't read maps anymore, and they don't want to remember where to go and drive. Instead, they want instructions from their phones and navigation systems. With ABS, people don't know anymore, how to brake carefully. And soon, many won't know how to drive anymore, because some automatic does it for them. And then there is autocorrect, AI suggesting the next words, and many more things. It won't take 500 years...
  23. And as POTUS, Trump can pardon everybody - or not do it.
  24. Yes, Darling. BJ

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