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It certainly looks like water has done it.
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Anyone have good information about buying a vacuum cleaner?
GreasyFingers replied to jingjai9's topic in Isaan
Have had a Sharp 2000W bagless for 5 years, still going strong. The OP needs to look at the wattage, 2000W would be my minimum, the higher the better. -
Interesting. Never had that with CBA.
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I have never been able to call to 1800 numbers from a Thai SIM. Have things changed?
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End of an Era: After 72 Years Disbandment of Railway Police
GreasyFingers replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Does this mean that you can now have alcohol on a long distance train. -
You have to be careful that there are not slight size differences in the batteries even though they are advertised as being a Makita substitute. The difference can be very small but they do not fit Makita tools.
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A couple of years ago there was a promotion for butter that came with a plastic container to fit 250gm. Allowrie then reduced the butter to 240gm, them 220gm and now 200gm so the plastic containers are the wrong size. We do not need to talk about the price increase as well.
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To Marry or NOT
GreasyFingers replied to TT1951's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
You have creayed a problem for yourself buying 2 houses already, would be better to sell one now. There is nothing wrong with being married, as I am, but the wife immediately made a will at the Amphur that everything goes to me and not her children. That is the minimum you should require from her (knowing she can change it at any time without you knowing). As has been mentioned above, you will have 12 months to sell after probate is granted but there will be problems with the family. I would not be staying long term in the house either. On the other side of the coin if you have 2 houses to sell you should not have any trouble finding W4. -
Flu outbreak sweeps Thailand: OCP9 reminds ‘mask up’ to stay well
GreasyFingers replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
But you are not Thai. They all go on the slightest pretence (family included) to get more of the magic tablets that cure everything as long as you take them for the rest of your Thai life. It is a joke what they take. -
Nationwide cuts on products and services to boost Thailand economy
GreasyFingers replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Actually mine went down a couple of baht +satang last month. Have no idea why as you said it has been the same for years. -
Verification regarding Id's on home computer
GreasyFingers replied to jwest10's topic in Central Thailand
Except you have to have a FB account before you can use it. -
Verification regarding Id's on home computer
GreasyFingers replied to jwest10's topic in Central Thailand
So you do not have a scanner? Or take a photo with your phone and download to the computer. All of this modern stuff with a phone is a big pain. I had to sign up to Facebook today because a friend only uses Messenger. Funny how FB already had my details. -
Is this a Taksin payback?
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We used the translucent sheeting for a carport (6 x 5m) as metal sheeting would have made the adjoining bedroom too dark. It also provided a workspace that does not need lighting. Yes it does get hot on full sunny days but that is not every day. In wet season we do not notice it being too hot. Your idea to have a mixture of both is good. Then you can have a frame under the clear sheets to slide in timber sheeting for the days that are too hot.
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Depends on the weather.
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Yes, I asked that myself after posting. With operating theatre and surgeon it is okay. Bed and basic nursing should be cheap but there is always a "medical supplies" (whatever they are) item that is expensive.
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30000 baht seems bit high for up here, but is there any opposition apart from the public one?