simon43

I had: hot green tea home-made Kefir milk muesli watermelon

I'm in Khao Lak right now, mostly German and Swedish tourists. I'd estimate that about 90% of the women are obese, some hugely!!

[quote] ... Also a gold band was within 5% tolerance, silver within 10% and no colour was within 20% tolerance. Totally useless nowadays. ... [/quote] Bill, as an 'old skool' shortwave radio ham, I use the resistor colour code almost everyday 🙂

No problem, but completely wrong lol 🙂 . Resistors in parallel always have a combined value that is less than the value of the lowest-value resistor. So 100 and 250 ohms in parallel will have a total value less than 100 ohms. Anyway, this is not a Physics class! Perhaps Bob (I mean Barboy) could remind us of some of the topics from his BSEE course, since his lecturers seem to have forgotten to teach basic resistor circuit theory 🙂

Every time! (But both dogs and humans think I'm crazy!)

I avoid dog attacks by chasing them... True, if an aggressive dog comes towards me then I run straight at it screaming blue murder, and continue to chase it as far as I can (I have been known to chase dogs right into their owner's house, and I once chased an aggressive dog for more than 2Km!). The dogs are completely scared witless by this rather surprising behaviour. Because of this, I find that aggressive dogs leave me well alone after the first encounter, and Thai people have a habit of running into their houses and locking their doors! Anyway, I have yet to be bitten, but it does take some courage to chase an aggressive dog....

Lol, not sure why he didn't give the answer, since it was a simple series/parallel resistance calculation that even a first year electronics student could calculate. Anyway, a quick calculation gives about 198.7 ohms and so using I=V/R, we get a current of about 0.12A (hope I haven't made any maths errors!!) But I'm sure you didn't know the answer, did you Bob?

You haven't replied to my simple electronics question yet....

Congratulations on graduating with a major in electronics. Please tell me the total resistance of this circuit and the current:

65 years old now, 3 kids back in the UK (now grown up), 1 Thai son in Bangkok (now 18), 2 step-daughters from ex #1 and 2 Thai nieces (well 1 died) from that ex's useless brother whom I also brought up. So quite a handful and no wonder I'm now impoverished!! 🙂

When I started teaching in Burma around 2012, I found that the best hotel in Yangon (Trader's Hotel), was fully booked up by staff from Oxfam, Save The Children etc,who would occasionally pop out in their brand new, 4-wheel drive off-road landrovers to visit the local markets. In disgust, and unwilling to donate any money to them I established my own (miniscule) educational charity in Burma, where every penny/cent/yen etc is used for the benefit of young students).

[quote] what can i do? [/quote] What can you do?? You can go and troll some other forum! Another (no probably the same) shill from Thaiger and I'm getting sick of it!!

Rocket scientist.... Seriously, I worked in the space industry as a designer and also integrations manager/testing of radio frequency (RF) equipments and antennas, especially for space-borne satellites, but also for ground stations. These were mostly commercial and scientific satellites. When ill-health forced me to move to a warmer climate than the UK, it was no surprise that there were no jobs for me in the space sector. (Well there was, but as a non-Thai I was barred from these jobs). So I started building and running small hotels instead. I did that for about 14 years, then moved into the teaching sector, mostly in Myanmar and Laos, but now solely online, teaching Science, English, Geography, World History, Thai language and Computing/STEM.

In answer to your question about other countries, I took a brand new bike that I bought in Thailand on the plane to Myanmar and no problems with Myanmar customs.

It's great to be poor. I never have to worry about paying tax ANYWHERE! (and I have not paid tax in any country for more than 22 years because I legally haven't had to pay tax!). 5 flags theory etc... Anyway, I'm off to do some more street-begging. Have a nice day 🙂

I never iron, nor indeed need to iron my clothes. They are all non-crease...

I find that condoms are getting smaller...

Does he have a valid work permit? 'Fight fire with fire'

When I wrote my SMS AI chat app way back around the year 2,000, I deliberately put spelling mistakes and slang in the replies to fool people into thinking that they were chatting with a real person. You know, something like "Cor luv a duck, you're a rite one ain't you?" 🙂

Well, they did shoot out the tyres, but that didn't stop the driver...

What's a gender neutral partner? Is that some kind of sex doll or mechanical sex gadget?

I bet the filth had a challenge to pronounce his name 🙂 Probably booked him under the name "Mr Ky". Seem that Phangan is having a real crackdown on the 'illegals'. Many reports of foreigners falling foul of the law.

A telltale sign that you have been living in Thailand too long, is when your reaction to the position of this pole is 'Huh? So what?!' 🙂

Open a language school to teach Thais to speak Russian, Chinese and Hindi.... oh don't forget Arabic and Urdu. Don't bother with English - that's soooooooo yesterday!

[quote] One guy has been promoted at work since he stopped ejaculations [/quote] Yep, best to only do those ejaculations at home, not in the communal office...