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The elderly? Mrs. Rattanaporn, 48.... So she became a grandma at 34.... Been with her husband for over 30 years, so since she was under 18, and he's not the grandfather of the kids, meaning there was someone else when she was even younger?

OK, seems like I'll go for the Starry 4. Will go to kondee's420 shop to get it myself. On their site they seem to be the cheapest for the vape but more expensive for the accessories, but might be different in person...

Found the Starry V4 for 3,190 THB at https://kondee420.com/product/xmax-starry-4/ but can't find the accessories as per @HugoFastor and the XMax V3 Pro Dry-herb Vaporizer for 2,890 THB https://kondee420.com/product/xmax-v3-pro-dry-herb-ของแท้รับประกัน-1-ปี/

Google translate to the rescue?

which 1 are you using / tried?

can't watch the VDO as I don't have any account I can log in with. I see a Fenix 2.0 for 4590THB.

Hi, I've been looking for a good but cheap dry herb vape for a while now. I have a DynaVap vape that was working great at the beginning, but not very good lately (probably reassembled wrong after cleaning). I see now that there are many electronic vapes for reasonably low prices (under 2000THB) such as Virgo, Gemini, Edge V2, Pathfinder and more. Anyone here using one of those? Recommendations? TIA

Not really. Might be regulations. In the travel industry in Thailand there is a separation between airline tickets and ground services (hotel, tours) and not allowed (or at least wasn't allowed in the past) to issue 1 invoice for both tours and tickets due to the different was VAT is calculated.

I would guess the separation is for taxation reasons. The 10% service fee is supposed to go to the employees so probably not taxed as part of the business income

Until 30th June 1997 the THB was linked to the USD at a rate of about 25:1 as a directive of the government 13 years prior. When the banks reopened at the beginning of July 97 the THB depreciated to about 27:1 and kept depreciating to approx 57:1. Later it started gaining to 4x:1. So the level we see now is nothing like 1998.

Maybe he's one of those who clicked confused....

Sound strange. Go to court for a traffic violation? Were you driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs? Were you involved in an accident? DUI is taken seriously and might lend you in jail and heavy fine. Can't think of any other traffic violation for which one would be attested and sent to court. Even in cases of deadly accidents the police tries to bring the case to an end without going to court.

I don't know about these specific movies, but Netflix has somewhat different content in different countries. Lots of movies and series I'm watching on Netflix are not available on Thailand, do if you have a VPN you can try different countries to see if there they have what you want

I have 2 meters on my property. 1 is a 15\45 for house use and between February 23 to August 24 the highest usage I had was 240 units (only one month. Most months it was under 200 units. The other meter is 5\15 and is only powering 1 small structure and a gate to the property. The highest rating for the same period was 20 units. With such low usage I can't see how a solar system will be worthwhile. However, since we do have an unstable electric supply with many short blackouts (mostly just off\on, sometimes an hour, but sometimes it can last few hours) and changes in current I would like to install a backup battery for the whole house and maybe even include the other structure. We don't have a\c. The highest power consumers are the water heater (2x max of 6kw), an oven (max about 3.5kw), fridge (not sure how many KW). We also have a pressure water pump that starts every time we open a water tap and a deep well pump that kicks in every few days in rainy season and could be more often in the dry season (irrigation). If I were to install a backup battery I'd want ALL to be connected. Whomever I asked about such a system tells me I should go full solar, or that it can't be done without the solar panel so I can't get a straight answer as to the type\size of the inverter\batteries I would need. Would appreciate any info, specs and price for such a backup system.

When Thai citizens renew their passports in Thailand they show the old passport to the officers but the passport stays with the person and not given to the officers. The old passport stays uncut and unpunctured. They used to cut the corners years ago, but no longer

And you prefer it in front of yours?

100ml of shampoo and 100ml of liquid soap in my carry on bag. I once had a nearly empty aftershave lotion bottle and and another nearly empty cream container - both containers were in a capacity of more than 100ml so both were thrown away. All detected by the x-ray machine.

Why would you be able to change your gender on any official document?

Have you ever heard or read about such an incident?

Can't remember the last time I had to remove liquids from my bags in Thailand or any other airport I've been to in the last few years. The laptop yes, at every airport I've been to.

That's not the point... If memory serves, a few years back a terrorist tried to board a plane with a couple of bottles with some liquid in the UK. It appeared to have been 2 chemicals that when combined can explode. That's when the 100ml limit came to be. It is a stupid rule but for some reason most countries still enforce it. And true, alcohol can be ignited, but it's gonna be difficult for anyone to soak enough seats and set them on fire without being stopped by passengers and crew members. And BTW - air India confiscate all lighters and matches at the gate before boarding.

You can take 5 gallons of water if you buy it in the sterile zone, after security check, just like the 2l brandy...

As a rule of thumb 4x4 vehicles out of the dealership are only good for very mild off road trips. The absolute minimum you need is A\T (all terrain) tires if you want to get to places 2x4 can't. If you want to do more rough trails you should probably lift the car and put on larger wheels - I'd say at least 32". For extreme trails you'll need even larger wheels and better use offroad tires suck as extreme terrain or mud terrain tires, and other equipment such as winch. Another rule is never go on rough\extreme trails alone. You should have at least one more vehicle with you, and much better to go in a group. A few years ago I was into 4x4 trips. Was a member of 2 groups - 1 small group of amateur but well equipped guys, the other group led by a professional 4x4 modifier with lots of experience, tools and equipment. When I first fitted my car I put on 32" jungle terrain tires. At that time most members used 31" tires so it was much easier for me to pass difficult places than it was for them. After a break from traveling I joined another trip, but by then all other member installed 34" wheels and I got stuck many times in places they passed with no effort. I actually broke both front and back axes and had to be towed all the way back to BKK... I then lifted my vehicle some more and put on 34" extreme terrain tires. Anyway, good luck and have fun 👍

Histori(an) will judge him....