Crossy
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Paypal isn't available to individuals in Thailand now ???? Whether your European Paypal can link to your Thai bank? I think probably not as it could contravene the Thai banking law that killed Thai Paypal. You could ask both Paypal and the bank. -
If they are LiFePO4 rather than Li-ion there's very little risk of them going into thermal-runaway ????
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Yup. Are your inverters etc. remote from the house? If so, it might be better to set them up as a TT "island" with a local earth rod and no earth connection back to the house ground. This is how our solar car-port is grounded, local rod and 2-core cables to the house.
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Dinosaurs Installed at Government House for Children’s Day
Crossy replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
I was also being mean to the Diplodocus; I understand their brain was actually the size of a tennis-ball ???? -
Dinosaurs Installed at Government House for Children’s Day
Crossy replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Does a T-Rex really convey the friendly face of government?? Maybe a Velociraptor would be closer? Or a Diplodocus - slow and with a brain the size of a walnut? -
Thai grand-daughter (15) wants to sit in the PM's seat at Government House! She says she can do a better job! I believe her!
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No way to get away with this now ????
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Must be a mistake. I only wanted a cheese and Marmite roll and a coffee, but the man in Starbucks seems to have charged me for an Audi R8!
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They don't make 'em like they used to ????
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I'm assuming you're not looking for gloves to be used for "live-working" (which is highly not recommended), so any of the disposable nitrile gloves will protect your hands from mild chemicals and your battery and other connections from your human oils. To be honest, I've never bothered with gloves.
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I really don't like the UPVC ones, they look tacky IMHO. Madam wouldn't have them in the house! We have the teak door units from HomePro in our concrete and granite base units. Matching all-wood for the wall units from the same place. Apart from a couple of hinges failing (standard size, easy fix) they've been great since 2012.
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Some would say it's mis-described as being "non-fiction"
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Post removed. Let's keep the name calling out shall we? EDIT And now a comment on moderation has been removed.
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Seen in a UK bookstore. Image from Facebook. One Facebook comment "At first, I thought it was the front and back covers"
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Thanks. I wasn't sure if it was similar to the UK where the limit is/was 12 seats on a car licence. Long, long ago I bought an 18 seat long-wheelbase Ford Transit, I couldn't drive it on my car licence until I took out two rows of seats (made a space for our two Old English Sheepdogs), then the same vehicle was perfectly legal.
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Yup, I believe so. I'm not aware of any equivalent to the UK SORN (Statutory Off Road Notice). When you go to tax again you have to pay back-tax and a (small) fine, there may be a cap on how much you actually have to pay but ... Again, if anyone knows better, please post.
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Not really, the article (sort of) implied that they could have installed suitable security and hadn't. I've not used a Thai gym (too many bits falling off now) but the last time I went to a sports-centre in the UK there were cubicles for changing, nice and private and the locker area was just that, an area with lockers no naked bodies running around so cameras would be just fine.
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Nobody could forget Mr T!
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Blue plates for vans (and green plates for 2-door pickups) are a lower taxation class than the black plates. There's a list of all the various plates here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_Thailand Note that you may not be permitted to drive your blue-plated van on a regular car licence (I stand to be corrected on this point).
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Who the flip wears this much bling when going out and about, let alone to the gym where it's going to be in a locker? Hmm, I can't imagine who could have arranged that
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@THAIPHUKET what "heavy" item do you want to hang? If there's a significant pull-out load (big TV on an arm) you will need something a bit different from hanging something like a cabinet which, whilst heavy, is mostly a downwards load.
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Barclays pulled my on-shore account about 10 years ago, despite having a UK address, as I "appeared to be non-resident". Nationwide know I live in Thailand but don't seem to mind (they have a UK address for me). I have Lloyds offshore accounts in IoM, they also have my UK address.
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We use bucket loads of these as it's quick and clean. Pretty well all the kit you see on BTS stations is fixed down with them. Hilti = Not particularly cheap of course.
