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The trigger for breathing is a build-up of carbon dioxide within the system and it is automatic.
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5 hours ago, webfact said:Opportunist female gold thief offers string of excuses
Obviously it wasn't a golden string of excuses
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Attention seeking - nothing here
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For once I agree with the government, when the coaches are parked within this section it does make it difficult for other vehicles to negotiate, as quite often the coaches do not leave any space between each coach for passing traffic, therefore if a car is passing in either direction it blocks the whole of the road and when you get several coaches parked together as often happens it causes havoc
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Shame it wasn't the TM30 warehouse...LOL
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Anyone thought of devaluing the Baht......!!! Just a thought..LOL
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15 hours ago, PJPom said:
A train driver of a high speed train has hundreds of lives in his hands and deserves a decent pay. My biggest worry when these trains finally arrive is the quality of the track and the habit of pickup drivers trying to beat the train at crossings, 200 plus kph will make an awful mess.
Agreed all crossings need to be secure and breach resistant and closely monitored at all times
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3 hours ago, rooster59 said:Gamma-hydroxybutyric (GHB) is known in Thai as the “virginity-loss drug”.
Ha ha ha!!!! I thought we were talking about working women, never met a virgin who was of working age..LOL
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Greed, chance for fleecing tourists too strong to hell with recovery of environment.....
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Why not organise trips to Holland or Copenhagen to see how it's really done.... LOL
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Pesky Chinese
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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
“But it’s not about France, it’s about Europe, it’s about the world and the system that we have. Protecting whistleblowers is not a hostile act. Welcoming someone like me is not an attack on the United States”.
Although welcoming someone like Snowdon would not be an attack on the USA it certainly would not be considered a friendly act by a so called friendly nation and would harm relations.
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Be careful of the type of people you allow into the country....
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It has been mentioned often enough that Thai bars appear to be exempt of normal opening hours....
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Got to be false news as we have been told that Thai people would not cheat other Thai's.....
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16 hours ago, rooster59 said:
The 60,000 seater stadium was only half-filled.
Not from other reports I've seen the stadium was sparsely occupied by both people who liked & hate him good riddance....
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1 hour ago, rooster59 said:
Officials levelled five charges against pub manager Mongkol Panthong, 22. The charges were: operating a night entertainment venue without permission, selling alcoholic drinks to persons aged under 20, selling alcoholic drinks outside the legal operating hours, instigating or promoting youths to behave inappropriately, and distributing/exchanging/giving alcohol to minors.
How big a brown envelope will this take....??
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20 hours ago, wgdanson said:
Question 5. Why not install Windows 10?
What you are doing is the equivalent of driving a 1960s Ford Anglia. LOL
Install ALL updates, OS & Security when they become available. NO PROBLEMS.
And no doubt, someone will suggest Linux.
Because some programs like Solidworks & Autocad Inventor will not run on Windows 10
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Let's hope she has better morals than her mum.....
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Good idea, this should encourage people to shun the fake stuff and go for the real thing....!!!! LOL
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Unfortunately there is a total disregard for safety here in Thailand, on Third road there are substantial road works being carried out but unfortunately there are minimal barriers around most on the actual holes but no lights at most so if one is blinded by oncoming traffic (people here don't appear to care if others can see or not) it could be easy to crash into the roadworks. Additionally on Jomtien beach road there are barriers around a large section of the road which is at a junction but once again no lights also the road lights are not working therefore if someone who is not familiar with the roadworks could find themselves in trouble, as we all know Thai roads are dangerous at the best of times we don't need these added death traps.
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16 hours ago, Curt1591 said:
What does displacement have to do with it?
When the current laws were made the only legal larger motorcycles were 150cc hence bikes were, and I believe still are forbidden on the highways
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17 hours ago, webfact said:
Police are waiting for a doctor's update on the suspect's condition to determine when they could bring him to apply for the court's detention order.
Or put another way, how big the brown envelope is so he can make a miraculous escape...!!!
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3 hours ago, Chazar said:
Where does somchai add the extra loud exhaust?
Worst still if there is no noise the road carnage will definitely increase...!!!
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Thailand proposes 'big bike' licenses and special bike lanes to help tackle motorcycle death toll
in Thailand News
Posted · Edited by Geoffggi
HA! HA! HA!!! The only way a bike lane would possibly work is if the bike lane had concrete walls either side to keep the bikes inside the bike lane and was too narrow for a minibus to get down it.