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Mine Vigo 4wd 300000km over 15 years. I have not recorded time or distances but:- Originals Firestone, good but short life, Replaced Bridgestone, expensive, short life, good but dangerous at the end, slippery in heavy rain, replaced Bridgestone, expensive, short life, two steps:- ½ Deestone, excellent:-cheaper, long life, good grip. ½ Maxxis, good:- not quite so cheap, long life, good grip. Now:- Maxxis need replacement soon, Deestone good for another 6 months.. I will replace with Deestone, not so easy to find if you want the best price.

because the effort might make their shirts and trousers split at the seams.

9 kilos of recovered meat products.

You misunderstood me, and malign me. What I said, or meant, was that all my data that I needed was already on my app - because I put it there and use it - so I lost nothing. I did not at any time make any comment on whether the online SCB Easy desktop site is or was currently available, or what could or could not be accessed on it.

It was/is all there anyway.

My bad. For Easynet , which is the desktop version please read SCB Easy, which is the phone app, and what I was referring to.

Wrong. SCB EasyNet is an online access app for your SCB bank account(s), and you can register any or all af these on the app. You can also have an online account, which pays interest, but does not have any physical book or card. You can transfer to and from that account electronically ..I am not sure whether you can use cardless ATM withdrawal, I never tried... but so far as I know you can not have an online only account unless you already hold at least one "normal" physical account.

Printing from the phone is not difficult, if you have a wi-fi printer. I use Brother I-print and scan app on Android and ipad. Works a treat, so long as both printer and phone are using the same wi-fi. For scb, just remember to set the paper size to A6 or less, unless you want to output a table mat! The scb app gives a share option for the payment slip, use that to access the print app.

You could cover the nosing with self-adhesive non-slip tape, 3M preferably.

"The male French man, who was not named by the police, told the tourist police that he was unable to control his motorbike." So, to translate from whichever language was used, the motorbike said, "Listen Froggie, I am going this way, whether you, the police, or the law like it or not.....and you are coming with me! It was the Forza destiny.????

A salutary story, only very slightly off topic:- Some several years ago in UK I bought a colour laser printer for business use. It was a Brother, and spectacularly cheap! It ran for about a year, with heavy use, with no problems, until it ran out of toner. This thing has four enormous toner cartridges, one for each colour, and they cost, then, £90 each! The printer only cost £700! Run on another year, and we need another set of toner. I saw advertised a DIY toner refill kit, for about £20. Ordered it, delivered no problem, opened the package, and did what no-one ever does: read the instructions! "1. Before attempting to refill a cartridge, check its weight. DO NOT attempt to refill if it weighs more than xx grams. The printer will start to show empty when there is still 60gms remaining. Wait until the print quality is affected before refilling." A full load of toner is about 160gms, so every time you change cartridges when the printer tells you to, you are throwing away ⅓ of your toner! If you refill your own too early, you will overload the cartridge. The printer ran for another 4 months before I needed to refill the black, the colours ran for more than a year!

Just bought a bottom end Brother from OfficeMate at Pattaya Thai, they had an HP similar size and specs, only slightly more expensive, but I hate HP products and policies. HP consumables are MUCH more expensive than Brother, both are cheaper online from Lazada, but the actual printers same price. I bought a wired one, the wifi version was only slightly more.

Spellchecker and autocorrection on? But ok, you win. Now, where did my fathers' spokeshave go............

Total pain to get to, but Tom Optical in Chonburi is good, cheap and helpful.

Not really. Even woodworkers take holidays....

Rhodesia.

So YOU are the one who borrowed my hammers............!

At last a credible answer! Ido not claim to have a cure, but I suffered acid reflux for years, and like the rest of you, swallowed ant-acids, gaviscom, etc. etc., all of which helped a bit, for a short time. I then read somewhere...and I can't give a reference, but it was a credible source at the time... that the problem with acid indigestion and acid reflux was not excess acid, but insufficient. The treatment suggested was, drink a teaspoon of vinegar or lemon juice, diluted to a semi-palatable quantity, as soon as the symptoms appear. For me, at least, it works every time. If I am in a situation where I do not have access to the cure..... I suffer., and antacids might give some relief, but very temporary. I do however recommend medical investigation to eliminate the major risks.

NaJomtien is in Sattahip district. "Jomtien Beach" nominally stretches down as far as Bang Sarey, incorporating Ban Amphur and several smaller beaches.

I will not comment on diagnosis or treatment for your problem, it's all been said above. I will however recommend Shokz bone conduction headphones. Slightly expensive, but they do not go in the ear, but conduct sound through the bone, and very comfortable once you are used to them. They do not isolate you from your environment.

Unlikely to be the German Cockroach, it rarely visits Thailand, and certainly not a condo.

See my previous post re Tom Optical in Chonburi, even though you live in BKK, it is worth the trip and they will EMS the specs back, you will still be well ahead on points!

Tom Optical in Chonburi, look on Google maps, it's not easy to find. He reglazed my Silhouette rimless, the cost was less than half the high street quotes.

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"wharehouse" do you mean warehouse, or whorehouse? Just for clarity, you understand 555.