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3 hours ago, PoorSucker said:

Just a couple of days, no obvious infection source, she worry to much

Maybe you don't worry enough

Makro did the same thing a few months ago, I'd just go straight to staff and ask where something was, I'm not wasting time searching makro

1 hour ago, Peterphuket said:

By the way, I haven't been to Ikea for a long time since they doubled the prices.

I didn't notice that, what year did it change?

5 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Yes, how lucky are we to be living close to the best fruit and veg market on the planet.

 

I've noticed, recently the occasional sign at different stalls, not to eat the fruit, the Russians have been helping themselves. 😂

 

I don't usually buy from the back of trucks but thought it was a great offer 8kg, 100 baht. 

trying one grape or a segment already opened makes sense, but yes I've seen that sign too

4 hours ago, Agusts said:

 

This ENT guy did similar, but not as patient or precise, not so successful at the end. 

 

I think he used the antifungal drop as softening agent, should have given me the proper one, do you remember what was your drop...? Not DeWax - the only thing they have here in pharmacy... (I have used that already before + hydrogen peroxide 3%). 

 

I think I should use a drop of some sort before going to the next ENT, otherwise he send me away with that to use and come back after a few days and charge me another 2000b...!🙄

 

olive oil works if you have any.

Any drops that soften should be fine, the vacuum does the work

They must be talking about the homeless, Glasgow central use to be bad, sad Edinburgh gone down the toilet, they must be fuming at the migrants

Ratanakorn market in Thepprasit is the biggest and best, i go up and down on my motorbike. I don't buy fruit from the back of vehicles, better to pick your own

10 minutes ago, 1FinickyOne said:

Is that actually legal? 

of course, all the financials are correct for the following extension 

17 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

that's my opinion

Yeah come back to the table when you are fit and healthy and in the healthy BMI range

20 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

how else can you cook food if you don't use cooking fats?

 

can fry with no oil, oven, poach, lots of ways

22 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

 

Most experts I follow do not advocate completely cutting out fats from diet, as long as they are healthy fats.

And ghee is considered by most experts a healthy fat.

Not sure where your fear of fat is coming from.

 

Protein does not cause weight gain ever.

Both fat and carbs CAN cause weight gain, but it depends how much you consume and whether you work out and burn off the calories. Just because they can both cause weight gain doesn't mean you should stop eating them. Some amount of both carbs and fats appears to be necessary for health. 

 

You seem really mixed up, still overweight? if so question what you know

"Protein does not cause weight gain ever"

body builders eat lots of protein to gain weight, back to the drawing board for you.

No one is saying cutting fats out entirely

13 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Not rational to skip an occasional Indian meal over that. Like a lot of things, there are usually more healthy choices on most menus.

Yep occasional one Is no issue

5 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

 

It's mostly because they dont exercise.

There's an Indian guy at the gym who is built. 

I'm pretty sure he didn't stop eating Indian food.

 

bodybuilders are usually very strict what they eat, i doubt ghee plays a big part

Although i really fancy a proper indian, i think I'll skip it, mostly bad for you so best avoided. Have you seen the fat indians about with pot bellies?

2 hours ago, Agusts said:

 

It could be, I also put that antifungal drops twice a day, maybe it leaves a layer behind..., I'm going for a second opinion soon..., let's see... 

 

I have no pain or any discomfort, and hearing is perfect on that side, just this annoying noise when the mouth move...! 🙄

 

Yes looks impacted which would definitely account for the ear drum interference, my ENT guy vacuumed mine out, said its been there a long time so maybe sore after removal, wasn't though, gave antibiotics just in case.

I'm pretty sure i softened mine up using drops before going, better chance of success

I eat mussels from a stall on Buakhao every week, not sick yet.

Last year out of nowhere, felt sick, 1 minute later violent projectile vomit, lucky I was in my condo, no idea what caused it

Supermarkets do that to keep things fresh they say, annoying yes

2 hours ago, mithunonthenet said:

If there are so many Indian restaurants in Pattaya and they don't get many customers... how come they're still operational? How are they sustaining themselves and paying staff?

Same story with bars and massage shops, they continue until the money runs out

5 hours ago, Agusts said:

To jazz up the thread a bit, here are some photos a couple of days ago. It looks much clearer in live viewing, I think I didn't have steady hand when taking the photos, a bit blurry... 

That looks like impacted wax? not clear yet 

1 hour ago, Negita43 said:

 

Good point but still fraught - I hear that from time to time online 90 days are rejected.

I've been doing online for years, easy, 5 minutes

1 hour ago, Negita43 said:

Absolutely and how would you do a 90 day if there are delays?

Online

17 minutes ago, Harrisfan said:

Donuts are nice though

Once a week only for junk is best