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I had some success using cheap personal TENS machines for stiffness, but I'm not sure that's a long term thing, or just relieved to turn that voltage off. My only advice is to buy a lot of the sticky pads, because they lose their stickiness a lot faster than you'd hope. Good news is that they're cheap. I don't even remember the first time I had a treatment at the doctor (or was it the chiropractor?), probably the mid '90s. But those were big honking, expensive machines that weren't fit for personal home use. Today, you can get one for $10 that fits in your pocket, and they work great. Years ago, I bought a case of them from China and gave them to my Thai friends to sell on Lazada. They made a great margin at first. But then the market got saturated and they were selling on Lazada for about what they cost from the factory. Oh well.
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So let's summarize. From my most recent post and the link, it turns out the CEO and CFO of Boeing are not airplane guys. They're from the GE camp. And neither one lives anywhere near an airplane factory (nor do most of the top management) From your most recent post, we've only learned that I am a hateful bigot and not a pleasant person. Which do you think adds more to the discussion? If you wanna refute what I post, fine. I welcome any corrections based on facts. But come with the facts. Unpleasant? That's confession by projection. I have been nothing but civil in this and the other Boeing and Alaska discussions. So, please, put me on ignore.
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Is it possible to buy an electric two-wheel tractor?
impulse replied to Kinnock's topic in Farming in Thailand Forum
According to the link, it has 2x 2kw motors and a battery capacity of 2.88kw. That means you can run it at full power for a little less than an hour, then it needs to be charged. (assuming no typos and you're willing to run the battery from 100% to zero. Which is not a good idea, even if it's possible) I'd suggest you optimize your carbon footprint where it makes sense and concede that the tech just isn't there yet to go all electric. Like mulching your clippings instead of burning them, etc. -
That's one (partisan) opinion. There are other opinions. Let's go back to my original statement: Trump claimed that the PRA allowed him to keep those documents. Right or wrong, if this were any other former president, or if Trump wasn't a candidate, or this wasn't an election season, the issue would have been settled in a flurry of court battles with no charges being filed. Had this been any other former president, there would have been a flurry of subpoenas, replies and negotiation. Instead, there was a televised FBI raid on Mar a Lago and criminal charges. First time in US history a president has been charged... But hardly the first time a president was caught with secret squirrel stuff in, for example, a sock drawer.
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Judging by the photo, that looks more like a processing plant than a warehouse. With cadmium at $4.1 USD per kg, 15,000 tons of pure cadmium would be worth about $61 million. Obviously, smelting dust isn't pure cadmium, but I wonder what it's worth? And I wonder what nefarious plans they have to monetize it. Hopefully, there will be more scrutiny now that it's in the press. The fact that they "found" 15,000 tons would indicate that there weren't any regulatory approvals.
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The issue is whether the act of taking the records is sufficient to convert them from presidential records to personal property. The PRA allows the president to decide what's presidential and what's personal. But you have to listen to some right wing news outlets to hear that side. The MSM is carrying Biden's water. Again. Why is it that lefties think anyone who disagrees with them are somehow defective? Just can't resist getting mean and going right to personal attack. And it cost HRC the 2016 election...
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Over 400 criminal cases brought against foreigners in Phuket
impulse replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
I wonder how many of those 400 crimes were technical fouls like WP and overstays and scooter helmets, and how many had an actual victim. -
Thai condo market dominated by Chinese and Russian investors
impulse replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Depends on how many they buy. -
NATO plots Trump survival strategy on its 75th birthday
impulse replied to Social Media's topic in World News
No thanks. It's already at about a 5th grade reading level. -
NATO plots Trump survival strategy on its 75th birthday
impulse replied to Social Media's topic in World News
If I were to lament that Biden is sitting across the negotiating table from foreign entities that probably have 8x10 glossies and bank records that could land his kid in jail for life, I'd have to provide a link... But never for a similar claim about the bad orange man. Outrageous claims are perfectly acceptable from that side. Why's that? -
NATO plots Trump survival strategy on its 75th birthday
impulse replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Where was the first Trump disaster? There were no wars in Europe or Israel, the border under control, low inflation, relatively cheap gas and a full SPR. Of course, there were mean tweets, melted snowflakes, and that Covid thing. I'll concede those, but I'd prefer mean tweets to WW3, which is a real risk for the first time since the '80s and a higher risk than at any time since 1962. -
Try to say it fast and out loud, and butt naked makes more sense. Buck naked is more of a tongue twister.
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Still, they started with the name and went looking for the charges. If I were a betting man, I'd bet that they empaneled quite a few secret grand juries to find one that would hand down the indictments. Of course, we'll never know because that's the way grand juries work. And not so strangely, it appears that all of those grand juries were in Blue areas. Imagine the bragging rights for the lefties to claim they helped stop Trump and elect Biden.
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JK Rowling in ‘arrest me’ challenge over hate crime law
impulse replied to Social Media's topic in World News
My God, man. We can't have that... That must be coming from unapproved sources. Because it certainly isn't coming from the MSM.