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I'm a bit nervous when driving through intersections along Sukhumvit. One second I'm between divider lines then on the other side of intersection I'm right on top of a line and have to decide which way is safest to swerve. 

Still alive. Just go slow. Peace to all on the roads.

Got two packs of Lancashire crumbly cheese. Marked down from 229 to 59 at Big C. Near expiry. First time I tried it Different, but good. Time to bake some cheese puff pastry. 

110 runs off 83 balls.

Fair enough, cricket can be slow. But if 1 run required off 1 ball it will excite the nutts off ya. At least watch the end. I'm expecting a close one.

9 minutes ago, AlexRRR said:

 

Umm i have Kayo sudds....and use True in Thailand way better wifi, when i wanna watch the Dee's i make my way down to the Aussie pub in soi 11 i think order my lunch and check out the waitress legs as they zoom past, must say they do have some pretty decent waitress there couple have legs to die for, they will tune in to the Aleague for you as well.

 

Did the switch to kayo form AFL live or what ever you call it so i get to see the game on the 65inch telly instead of a quarter of my iPad screen....

 

Not into the cricket fella....by the way the NE Patriots one the big one and guess what? there colours are the same as the Dee's, Victory one the Aleague Flag last season in 2018 so its looking good this year....

Ok. Look out for me. Dees v tigers. Ill be the one with the black and yellow scarf around my neck.

3 hours ago, Crossy said:

These two leaflets from PEA (so official) show the recommended connections (which will get you past the PEA inspection). Worth a look for the pictures.

 

groundwire.pdf 14.86 MB · 3 downloads

 

Groundwire Mk2 book-Manual.pdf 803.56 kB · 8 downloads

 

And the important diagram with translations (the notes in brackets are my clarifications).

 

Hi, can you please explain why incoming neutral is connected to ground?

How does it affect residual current protection , leakage, safety, stability, etc

Cheers. 

I think big bash is on English BT sport channel too if 7 not streaming well. 

Enjoy the game.

I'm usually getting decent stream around 5-10 Mbps.

I use happy dtac "net boost" via their app and pay 79 baht for 5 GB (7 days)higher speed.

AIS doesn't have any such option. Important to get our streaming good when the footy games start and on those rainy days when Aplus isn't working or you live in Australia and can't afford the fox footy channel.

Go Tiger!

Big bash cricket final tomorrow. 10'45 am Thai time.

Watch on channel 7 via Swift streamz app 

I've got a million on my home town team Melbourne to win. Something to watch to get your mind off waffle if you like.

BlueStacks 4 android for pc running well too, if you want to do swifty on PC.

Swift streamz black edition add free is working sweet ATM.

I use it for Aus tv , tennis, AFL, 

Bein , bt, etc

It's cheap, mostly. Gotta do your research on net first for a quality job. Doctors don't have time to do that. They are relying on old information. The over pricing and money chasing by some is incompassionate.

I don't know why private hospitals are allowed where money is the prime objective. But government s are slack so I understand.

I've had sutures, follicular transplant, and migraine treatment done at reasonable prices.

Australian Medicare levy ensures all sick people get seen and attended to for free. If you want speedy service then the better off get private insurance. Not sure why other countries struggle with that.

I wish Melbourne Metro transit authority were taught same lessons.

6 hours ago, grollies said:

You must eat something though, surely?

There has been few fasts I've done with zero food.

Usually, chicken broth, tea, olives and cheese in minute portions. 

This fast I intend to try something new for me towards the end.

A coffee enema.

Sorry if U were eating.

I am not eating. Day 7 of fast. But still reading all your lovely tales of food. But if I was eating it would be fatty pork belly with gravy and broccoli.

On 2/11/2019 at 6:16 PM, DavisH said:

The city and jazz are 1.5 L and will be replaced in the next year or so with a 1.0 3 cyl turbo engine - more torque, similar HP. They use this engine in the civic overseas. It should propel the jazz quite well. 

Wow. That's tiny. I'm curious to drive one next to ,say , a 2 L+ engine.

Expecting the smaller engine to be less spectacular than the reported specs though. And will it last 20 years for those thrifty ones that like to outlive their cars. The car surely will be light due to the smaller engine. A step towards flying cars maybe.

I'm guessing the owner got his bike back from police and got to keep your 1000 baht. Paid 500 baht fine. So he's up 500. He's happy. All good.

28 minutes ago, elviajero said:

100% of the time. I’ve never heard of anyone being arrested for not having a TM.30 report receipt. In most cases it’s not the foreigners obligation to report. It’s the Owner or house-master or possessor or hotel/guesthouse manager.

 

The law says the fine is a max of 2,000 baht. Actual fines vary; THB 800/1,600/2,000 are typical. Hotels/guesthouse managers can be fined more.

Yeah, ok. I'm just having a stick at the hokey pokey rules of the day.

People, I know have been arrested and fined massive amounts for unreasonable excuses. They, the unlucky ones or trouble makers perhaps.

(Seinfeld) George's dad's car got smashed up for doing that. Although, George didn't imitate a disabled person. That was left to Kramer in another episode.

I'm not condoning voilence towards people.

27 minutes ago, Date Masamune said:

I could but would prefer to avoid. In my experience it  took 5 minutes to several hours. To update the TM30 and staple it in my passport promenada was a madhouse. Maybe better now at new building?

 

The condo wants to do the TM30, which is convenient. Police checks? I only have a copy on me but friends who can fetch the pp in case I was stopped. We also check in each other at least once a day, a buddy system.

 

I guess my question should be do the Chiang Mai police care if I don't have a TM30 stapled into my passport?

I wouldn't be comfortable with that. Proof is in the pudding. Get a receipt to avoid future problems.

Well, yes you can be arrested for a made up story for whatever reason. But the law says pay a 2000 fine, which is really the most likely event 99.9 % of the time.

5 hours ago, emptypockets said:

Never been to Adelaide then? Pie floater is the national dish there.

Never been. Where is Adelaide? Is that in New Zealand? ????

It does sound like the OP used the factory restore option that retains some settings and files, including the dodgy ones.

Once doing factory restore again but selecting the complete restore option, i'd be surprised if he saw the same issues once the complete restore option finished. 

Take your backups to an internet cafe and scan them there. Don't risk plugging them into the freshly installed system.

Also I'm curious why the OP had trouble with getting into the restore menu first time?

Perhaps not pressing F10 for long enough?

Hope you can get into it again without issues.

If something were to go wrong with a transferwise transfer and your money somehow vanished, who guarantees it or at least pushes them to sort it out quickly?

Like Bitcoin, it's a greater risk by a small amount but as the unluckiest person on the planet, if one day something goes wrong, I'm guessing your money gone or a massive headache to get back.

I'll pay bank fees until I'm explained it's covered by something substantial.

1 minute ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

 

A lot of the local seafood sold in commercial markets here is cr** as far as I'm concerned -- either farm raised and fed all kinds of junk and doused in chemicals and medicines, or from polluted seawaters. And then you get to the common practice where the Thai buffet places take their farm raised local salmon and use colorings to get the nice natural orange color that normal salmon should have.

 

The eggs here seem nicht so gut too.

10 minutes ago, overherebc said:

Think carefully. They serve them in a bowl of pea soup.

That's the English your thinking of. Australia is a much more advanced country than England. Just the red stuff on top. Some don't spoil a good thing to start with and leave the sauce altogether.