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Honda CB300F, single cylinder, bought it last year 5 years old for 48kbht. It just needed a new chain and grips, the old chain wasn't worn out but had some frozen links.
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hematologist Rajavi Hospital Chiang Mai
BritManToo replied to Havenstreet1940's topic in Health and Medicine
It's just those blood problems are well known among vegetarians. They may go away if you start eating normally again. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12460231/ "vitamin B12 and iron status were compromised by a vegetarian diet. Variations in mean corpuscular volume were determined by iron and vitamin B12 status. Lower lymphocyte and platelet count were accompanied by metabolic evidence that indicated vitamin B12 deficiency." -
hematologist Rajavi Hospital Chiang Mai
BritManToo replied to Havenstreet1940's topic in Health and Medicine
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repair/Maintenance shop for grass trimmer Honda UMK435
BritManToo replied to domdom's topic in Pattaya
Yeah, and 300bht. Took my strimmer to the local m/c shop, said how much and he replied maybe 100bht. Which was what he charged me when I collected it 2 days later. The pump bubble and fuel hoses had rotted. -
What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2021)
BritManToo replied to CharlieH's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Kin, Bit annoying really as it's obvious the family will be picked off if they don't kill Caesar. Don't chase the minions, go for the boss. Animal Kingdom, Agree that the only thing good about the flashbacks is young Smurf's body, which we clearly won't be given a good look at. -
Not at all, if my former wife hadn't divorced me I'd still be living in the UK and sleeping with a 63 year old woman. As it's worked out, I'm living in the tropics with a woman half my age. In an odd sort of way she did me a favour.
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Same, considering the average age of death is around 75, I'm surprised most of my pals died way before then. Doubt I'll make 75 either, the guys that carried on working then suddenly died missed out on the best years of their life.
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I also retired early, age 45. Yay, for retiring early.
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Tough luck, I had two teeth rebuilt, 800bht each. Internet 630bht (+35bht for HBO), Electricity 800bht, Council rates 400bht inc refuse collection, water 300bht. So you're paying ....... $800 (20,000bht) ..... and I'm paying 2,000bht ...... for essentially the same services.
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You'd be wrong about the bottle of wine costing them anything, company expenses was paying for all those meals. My boss used to roll in of a morning, "Come on chaps, down to Claridge's for Bucks fizz and salmon kedgeree, on my 'entertainment' expenses" We usually had jugs of Margarita's as well. The Ramada also used to do great all-you-can-eat breakfasts.
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I agree with you, real Thai food appears to be mainly white rice with garden weeds and insects. Can't beat pie and chips! ......... and my 10yo Thai son agrees with me!
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Most homes would cost 20-25 years rent up front to break even. I was divorced (and lost my home) age 52, so I'd need to live in one place until I was 72-77 to make a purchase worthwhile. As my parents both died in their mid-60s (I'm there now), I've always viewed it as a pointless expense to buy myself another house. I seriously doubt any guy aged 60+ would save himself any money buying a house/condo.