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johng
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Yes quite amusing...but someone in the wave machine was shouting out "Bow Bow Bow"
no not the bow of a ship but Thai for "gently" or in other words take it easy slow down, the driver took no notice.????
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7 minutes ago, webfact said:In 2015 and 2016, the government postponed solar and wind farm projects to generate electricity. The immediate policy change reduced the motivation of project developers and investors. As a result, the Thai energy market does not attract foreign investors
They also "forgot" to remove tariffs from imported solar panels and equipment, made it difficult for private individuals to go solar then removed the incentives of selling electricity back to the grid from those who jumped through all the hoops...there should be solar panels on every roof in Thailand a massive free source of energy just going to waste.
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The headline and the infographic are at complete opposites !! the only rise in exports was to America
which was probably Wuflu PPE. and in total exports down 7.75%
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1 hour ago, jacko45k said:
So just the one entry. Is it still called a competition?
Just like the tourists it will now be a domestic competition ... I think Yasothon will win.
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1 hour ago, webfact said:The dog had been left tied up in Soi Thetsaban 28, Bang Saray.
So they untied the dog and ?? left it there ? took it home ? took it to a dog shelter ?
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9 minutes ago, AlfHuy said:
3 dimensional zebra crossing.
They tried them already..but seems it was just a short term fad...maybe the paint didn't last very long
just like the paint used for other road markings either faded or covered in grime not that anyone pays much attention to them anyway.
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3 minutes ago, Henryford said:They should remove the zebra crossings in Thailand
Totally agree they just give unwary pedestrians a false sense of security.
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"ay sat" almost took out 2 kids !!
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There could be ants or other critters nesting in a power socket or the other fuses/circuit breakers causing a slight short to earth and tripping the "ground fault" breaker.
or something is still wet from the rain maybe up in the roof space where tangles of wires live ?
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36 minutes ago, Yinn said:You know Anutin never say that already. Why you repeat?
And you know it was widely reported what he wrote in a Twitter message so why do you keep denying ?
here have a read.
41 minutes ago, Yinn said:You mock Thailand. But your country?
I mock the "incredible" figures provided by the "government"
my country are at least providing "credible" figures..
yes mistakes where made especially in elderly care homes.
The death rate has fallen dramatically.
New cases up... yes there are more because we are testing more, the more you test the more you find.
Deaths.... see a flat line after the "first wave"
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9 minutes ago, EVENKEEL said:I ride with one or two fingers on the front brake lever at all times on a twist n go. Usually brake with a bit of both front and back.
I ride with 2 fingers on the clutch as well as the front brake a left over from riding 2 strokes ????
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37 minutes ago, Almer said:
Phew thank goodness it was only a loose cable, but i exspect the health and safety office will be on to it !!
Health and safety ..absolutely maybe but probably not.
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3 minutes ago, trainman34014 said:If he didn't drive it he would have been out of a job and some other nerk would have been at the wheel. In Thailand they don't question the Boss !
Yes sadly that is quite often true, no questing of those in "authority" taught from birth.
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I still have some scritchy scratchy vinyl up in the attic maybe time to sell ?
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1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:
Waves seem underpowered to me, I'm always accelerating round them at traffic lights
I suspect that's more to do with the rider than the Wave being "underpowered" you on the auto scooter will
have (in most cases) an acceleration advantage over a geared bike of the same engine size but loose out in the mid to top speed.
1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:on any bike you have to be careful of loose sand, slippery drains etc
Absolutely 100% agreed.
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7 minutes ago, Swimfan said:
Come back at the end of the northern winter and we will revisit. Its well documented that most of the current end of summer infection are mostly in young people hence the lower death rate.
There is a "normal" rise in deaths during the winter.
It will be "interesting" to see how much the WuFlu virus
increases the numbers this year and also how they (those reporting the debacle) separate deaths from WuFlu VS death from the seasonal Flu that claims many thousands every year.
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6 minutes ago, Peter Denis said:
A 1st grader assignment > Spot the difference in the graphs between the initial covid-19 pandemic and the dreadful Second Genocide Wave.
More testing results in finding more infections but "strangely" the death rate is flat lined ? perhaps the people who where most susceptible to the virus (old and/or with other life threatening diseases) have already died, leaving the remaining population who do indeed catch the virus but suffer only mild to middling symptoms the hospitals now know how to much more effectively care for patients but
of course some poor souls will catch it and still die even if they are young fit and healthy.
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28 minutes ago, Lacessit said:
I'm always concerned about going A over T if the front wheel grips too well when I am braking.
Done that once on a racing bicycle going down a hill ????
I've never done a stoppie and a motorbike but have felt the rear wheel go very light under hard braking.
Here how to do a "Stoppie" ( )
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On 4/30/2020 at 7:24 PM, lee b said:
I wouldnt want to be going where he is, this is another shocking story, RIP to the girl.
Amazingly he went back to Ireland !!!
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17 minutes ago, bermondburi said:
Ohh dear some one won't like reading that...but hey they do get a "number one"
Quote- Economic Misery Index 2015: Bloomberg News ranked Thailand number one of fifty-one nations as the happiest economy, largely due to its low inflation and unemployment.[82]
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4 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:You see a chair, you take a seat
They should have used the internationally approved and recognised "ISO 9002 tree branch"
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9 minutes ago, webfact said:“Before the accident I noticed that the air brake only had 6 per cent of pressure left, while the primary brake which uses oil has been out of order,”
Why the hell where you driving the bloody truck if you knew you had no brakes !!!!! what a total idiot.
R.I.P to the man who died.
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2 minutes ago, Pottinger said:...and then he miraculously escaped the notoriously tight custody of the RTP?
Yes arrested for murder in Thailand but somehow made it back to Ireland !!!
QuoteIt was reported that Mr Elliott had confessed to killing Ms Onn after a drug-fuelled sex session.
He is said to have admitted binging on the powerful drug yaba – a mix of speed and caffeine – before beating Ms Onn and slashing her with a machete.
It is understood that Mr Elliott claimed he had acted in self-defence and instructed his lawyer to claim diminished responsibility due to the level of drugs in his system at the time of the killing.
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9 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:
Wave better than a scoot IMHO brakes are what they are with any bike you get,
With the wave you also can use the gears for engine braking while going down Doi Inthanon.
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Floods engulf several Bangkok districts after rain pummels capital
in Bangkok News
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Can't edit the above.
The person shouting Bow Bow Bow or slow down then went on to say
"if you drive like that they will criticise us" by that time the wave machine had entered shallow waters.