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  1. From 2010 to 2015 I had a company that delivered industrial cleaning services - high end stuff. The process we used creates large static charges and the equipment we used would only work if there was sufficient ground. A ground-check system was built in to the equipment. We would normally tether the work piece to the equipment to discharge the static to ground. All well and good... We'd ask for confirmation from the maintenance team - you have good grounding all around your factory (and expensive kit) right? Sure! Except, factories designed and built after building regulations required a ground would often not have one. I am talking about units on large and well known industrial estates. Not that the estate mgmt were to blame, but the designer and contractor would often not see the need and try and save a few thousand Baht... We carried a drill, very long bit, big hammers and a 1.5m copper bar to create our own ground more times than I can remember. There are standards in Thailand, it just seems none are enforce and nobody cares until someone dies.
  2. You might want to refresh yourself with facts. The riots and protests that were not Jan 6 were protesting highly visible and documented police abuse of power and resulting deaths as well as the coverups and protection offered by DA offices and courts. Jan 6 was an attempt to stop a legal, lawful and legitimate government process for the sole purpose of usurping the electorate's choice of leadership. You would do well to consider the symbology and significance of the country that rails on non-democratic processes everywhere else succumbing to anti-democratic rebels subverting the documented will of the people. As for the guns: these facts might hurt: https://www.courthousenews.com/jan-6-committee-convenes-surprise-hearing-to-tackle-new-evidence/
  3. You seem like the large part of a dkwad to me
  4. Written history covers all the times when women were beaten into acceptance of male leadership (dominance). Men have shown that their egos are too fragile to take feedback from people they consider physically weaker than them. Leadership in today's world is not about physical strength. Do you think that the men who do and historically have beaten their wives into submission are better leaders or just a-holes? Mental agility, knowledge, application of logic, the ability to listen, openness, respect, knowing boundaries, appropriate humility are some of the traits that leaders require. A female president or PM does not need to wrestle a foreign leader into submission - they have others to do that for them if needed. NB, I appreciate you stating that djt is not a good leader.
  5. Versus thinking with ones small head... the neanderthal is strong in this one...
  6. FFS man - you are the embarrassment. not only is trump as far from a real man as they come, there is no reason having a dong makes anyone a better leader than someone without. Can you just grow up and act like an adult?
  7. I am surprised half of you can walk with all the magic insight and assumptions you carry around in your heads!
  8. Your survey omits the only scenario that suits me: I have on very rare occasions driven hours after I have had a single drink Drinking and driving should be treated with physical punishment.
  9. I've been drunk and temporarily stupid in Thailand more times than I can remember. Never in Pattaya though. I've also never had a problem. I don't hang out where I used to these days, so I don't know if the vibe has changed in the last 10 years since I pulled out of that nosedive. However, I think that Pattaya has always had a different vibe to Bkk. And I think the vast numbers of tourists who have less time and scant understanding of how things work here, is a contributory factor.
  10. You might be right, but I'd not know. I keep away from Patts and all the dregs that live there.
  11. Your statement fails at the first hurdle; the entire world is not afraid to ask this ridiculous question. Around one third of UN member states have had female leadership. Fewer people than you would admit hold the position that a woman can't lead a country. Christendom be dammed for all its backwards BS. Here we are in 2024 still being bombarded by the sexist and racist views of the members of a cult of death that leverages the worst human trait known, faith. Have you any idea how freaking ridiculous you are quoting king solomon? He might just have been a bit a douche. Remember cheeto-jesus calling the head of Germany stupid? You know, the woman with a PhD in quantum chemistry? Consider this, if jesus turned up again, dressed like a hippy, preaching brotherly love and care for 'the other', turning the other cheek and promoting universal healthcare, people like you would hand him over to ICE and claim he was bused in from a mental asylum. I really hope Harris wins and gives all you old gits heartburn.
  12. ไม่มีความสามารถ - Mị̀mī khwām s̄āmārt̄h Does not have capability is the closest word-for-word translation back into English. FYI, Google translate...
  13. Every three to four months. As for replenishing the refrigerant, it is a scam! Unless they leak and empty within a couple of months, they retain 100% of the gas. This is the biggest domestic scam out there.
  14. Srisavarindhira Thai Red Cross Institute of Nursing on Rama 4/Henri Dunant.

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