
LukKrueng
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They overcharged you. Last time I paid 11 BAHT!!! And at a local shop 5 BAHT for a big bag of ice!!!
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Very small, tiny pipes that clog with each use and very hard to clean, also make it very hard to draw smoke. I took out the little metal thing that connects the monthpiece to the "bottle" and that helped a bit but the tape doesn't hold the pieces together very well. All in all I'd go for a real full size bong instead of this thing. Personally I ended buying a non electronic vaper which I usually use, and sometimes just roll.
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Those who don't want to get a jab p of useless liquid every couple of months
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I bought 1 on Lazada over a year ago. Useless.
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What do you need it for? Most countries don't care for Vax certificate any more. And when returning to Thailand you can simply take an ATK test 72 hours before the flight.
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Paperwork is clogging up government departments in Thailand
LukKrueng replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
What's your point? I recently applied for a Schengen visa. Although you fill in the application online, you still have to print it + few more declarations+passport copies+old visas in old passports + insurance + flight ticket + hotel reservations... -
Doctors Warn About Health Risks Caused by Vaping Cannabis
LukKrueng replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Yes it is. And it came with a burner type lighter. It took me a couple of days to learn how to use and get used to it. There are many good reviews online and it was much cheaper than the good electronic vapers. As the flame doesn't light the cannabis directly it's not like a pipe and unless you actually over do it and burn the cannabis what you inhale is not smoke but vape -
Doctors Warn About Health Risks Caused by Vaping Cannabis
LukKrueng replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
https://www.dynavap.com/ I got the dynavap 2021 here in BKK. Delivered within a couple of days. -
Doctors Warn About Health Risks Caused by Vaping Cannabis
LukKrueng replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Try the good staff. You might change your mind. And no, I don't find alcohol tastes good. -
Annoying Arab/Indian motorcycle gang busted by Pattaya traffic police
LukKrueng replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
I read this post too fast and thought it was saying "for not having sex"... -
Doctors Warn About Health Risks Caused by Vaping Cannabis
LukKrueng replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
So true. Also alcohol free society, sugar free society, out-of-marriage-sex free society, salt free society. Did I leave something out? -
Doctors Warn About Health Risks Caused by Vaping Cannabis
LukKrueng replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
A while back I read a few articles about problems with vaping cannabis oil in the US. The final conclusion was that the problem was with the additives in the cannabis oil (which is usually mixed with olive or other vegetable oil) so the advice was not to vape oil, but ok to vape cannabis buds. There are some good vapers for that but they're not cheap so I can't really see a trend for teenagers going for that instead of a joint or a bong -
‘Tourism fee’, now for all travellers to Thailand, ready to launch
LukKrueng replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Yes we all do. It's called departure tax, and every airport on the world has this tax (different amount in deferent countries). You (and all other passengers, regardless of nationality) still pay it, but it has been collected by the airlines with the ticket for the last 20 years or so. BUT - do YOU remember the 1000 BAHT fee that only Thai citizens were charged about 30 years ago? That fee had to be paid at the airlines city office where you'd get a coupon that was later collected at the airport. And if you go down memory lane already, do you remember the days when flight ticket was composed of only the actual date + the airport taxes? Unlike today that you have the airfare, airport departure taxes, security tax, fuel charge and many more made up as they go taxes... Back then if you were buying a ticket with hard earned airline miles all you had to pay cash was the departure tax (that 700 BAHT of Thailand and the tax of your destination country). Now the airlines have reduced the process to near 0 and the rest is collected as all those various taxes, so a "free" ticket to say Europe might cost you 80,000 miles as payment for something like 15-20k BAHT airfare + 40k cash for the taxes. Now that's something worth moaning about!! -
Thailand in the rules-based International Order
LukKrueng replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
That's rich coming from a country built in other nations lands after fighting them to extinction, a country that invades sovereign countries who don't fully agree with them, a country that human rights violations are only opposed to when happen in other countries. And that's only the shortlist... -
Why should Thailand be responsible to educate tourists about other countries laws? You wrote "everyone knows" so there you have it. Also, one must be really dumb to take cannabis from country to country, even if the use of cannabis is legal in both countries. I know I wouldn't travel with cannabis from here to Amsterdam or the other way around. Will you?
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Why? What's wrong with recreational use of it makes the user happy? Some people are happy when drinking alcohol, some are happy when they eat sweets. Some are happy when using cannabis and unlike sweets and alcohol it also has medicinal value!! The regulations set so far (no minors under 20, no pregnant and nursing women) is more than enough (although there's no regulations regarding the sale of alcohol or cigarettes to pregnant and nursing women...).
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Five-day-long weekend to celebrate two major Buddhist holidays
LukKrueng replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
You know you can buy as many bottles\cans as you want in advance, right? Why? Do schools teach now what was missed in the past 2 years? -
Thai citizens don't have to apply for it. They're in the system automatically if they are not covered by social security or government employee's insurance. Same used to be for PRs in the past. The actual gold card that was issued in the past no longer exists and it is connected to the Thai ID card. I don't know how it works for PRs now.
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Once you get the PR you're still not a Thai citizens. You can't own land, you can't own more than 49% of a business, and you still need a work permit in order to work. More over, working and paying tax is only the threshold for applying for PR. you still need to find the correct category under which to apply for it.