BritManToo

If your rice cooker is a bit basic, soak the dried beans (from Makro) in water overnight. Alternatively, cook them twice in the rice cooker. Good luck! PS. 500gm of dried Navy beans (about 40bht) + 600gm of Rosa tomato sauce (44bht) makes about 2Kg of baked beans. Rehydrate and cook your beans in the rice cooker, then put the cooked beans in a saucepan with enough tomato sauce to make it the right consistency, and simmer for 10-15 mins.

So I've ordered a new solar panel ......... 2,100bht Inc delivery But I have this grid tie inverter ........ From my spares box And there's a 4-5v missmatch in the spec. I'm hoping the panel will be a bit less volts than advertised, and/or the GTI being able to take a bit more than the spec. What do you guys think?

I made baked beans, in the rice cooker.

Auf Der au 240bht

Why would you make your life about people you don't know and have no connection with? And probably wouldn't like you if you did meet them!

I don't care what happens to foreigners, not my family, not my friends, not my countrymen, not my concern. This is what my first Thai girlfriend taught me!

Kettle/cooking/water heaters/aircon = under 300bht. Fridge/lights/sockets/E-MTB = solar power

The easiest way to save money, is to not use air conditioning. My electricity bill is just under 300bht this month, same as every other month.

Most of the world don't use insurance, it's a western financial scam. Along with the artificially high western ponzi property prices. No insurance on my house either, waste of money.

It's the 3rd explanation for the problems/errors with Newtons laws. 1. MOND (modified Newtonian dynamics) 2. Dark Matter 3. Red pill Find 3 red pill theory as good as the other two. And 2 dark Matter the least likely.

Gotta love Nazi numerology!

Lots of bangs and crashes near my home in CM last night. My rabbits seemed completely unconcerned.

Been to Da Nang and Vung Tau beaches, no vendors at all, I was totally ignored by everyone. In Hanoi, Da Nang and Saigon town, in fact everywhere I travelled in Vietnam no beggars at all, was approached by a few young ladies in Saigon though. I was warned not to wear my backpack in crowds or getting on bus/train, keep it in front of you, apparently they crowd you while someone behind razors your backpack. Don't think beggars/vendors are allowed to hassle you these days.

I always use the airport bus, $2 from airport to town centre in Hanoi. $1 in Da Nang and Saigon.

A broken finger would also be consistent with falling into a stream while walking out in the dales.

Baked beans are really cheap, dried white beans from makro, cook in a pressure cooker using 'tua' setting (add beans and cover with 1/4 inch water), then pour cooked beans into a saucepan, add a bottle of tomato sauce and simmer for 30 minutes = baked beans. (Heinz for American, Rosa for British) About 5 cans worth for around 50bht!

I couldn't live without English muffins, pork pies, English breakfast sausages, hp sauce and marmite! First three from Greens in CM, 2nd two from food variety on Lazada. Add to those lots of bacon and eggs, toasted cheese (from makro) and that's most of my food at home. Then for foreign food, German buffet breakfasts (Auf Der au), Indian meals (Rajdarbar Indian) and tacos (la Casita) and a few zinger burgers (KFC). That's about it My only Thai food is yellow chicken and potato curry, and nam prik ong (same as mexican chilli without the kidney beans) cooked by my wife and I'm done. Auf Der au ..... meatballs, German sausage, ham, fried fish in breadcrumbs, mashed and roast potatoes.

I'd sack the ones who are knights. They have no right to represent the British public.

That means he was Thai but his dad was (might have been) a Brit. Probably never had British citizenship or a Brit passport, or ever been to the UK, maybe never even met his dad (after all, this is Pattaya). And certainly not a farang.

Scan QR code on bill in Bangkok bank app.

OP says he was Thai.

OP says he was Thai!

Went cycling this morning at MaeJo, not much smog, lake was nice, sun shining, a little cold at 12c, stopped for 2 coffees at an outside coffee shop total cost 80bht. Passed some cows walking in the road. Don't really encounter corruption, dual pricing, airport queuing, political instability and my wife is quite a reasonable price. Life is good!

They tried to get Trump jailed and assassinated. Turnaround sounds fair to me!

Horrible tourist trap IMHO, only managed to tolerate an hour there, but did take a nice photo of some Chinese tourists.