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20 hours ago, Sheryl said:
What you describe in the daytime does not sound like RLS. And if I recall correctly your night time problem was not RLS either but rather periodic limb movement disorder...which I am noiw thiunking may actually have been muscle spasms rather than hypnic jerks.
Which doctors have you seen? Did you ever consult Dr. Jakrin Loplumlert at Bangkok Hospital as previously recommended?
You need to see a neurologist and have some basic lab work (electrolytes, including potassium, calcium and magnesium) done. If you want you could get the labs fdone on your own first., Iwoudl suggest a basic chemistry panel (BUN, creatnine, ALS AST, electrolytes) plus Magnesium and Calcium if nto already included.
That worked super for me a long time ago....also included zinc.
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6 hours ago, Bruce Aussie Chiang Mai said:
Only one thing work, light goes red tyre spikes pop up. Next thing open a tyre store near pedestrian crossing.
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Saw this in Mexico ( not the tire store ) Worked like a charm. Also saw flexible spikes installed at about a 35 degree angle on one way streets. You drive one way...the correct way...no pronplen. You drive against the traffic, the improper way.....ZINNNG go yer tires.
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4 hours ago, jaiyen said:
If that is just the value of her jewellery that was stolen, how much must Bernie be worth ?? Disgustingly rich and I have never heard a story about him putting any of his money into supporting car racing in the UK
...or any other worthwhile cause, actually. But then again, I could be wrong about that, seeing as how we are not quite on the same social scale.
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11 hours ago, mstevens said:The pollution alone was enough to make me leave. I knew it was bad but I didn't realise quite how bad until I left. I used to get ill often, even though I lead a healthy lifestyle. Home isn't as exciting or interesting as Thailand, but not getting sick from the pollution was reason enough to leave. No regrets here.
Yep, know what you mean. I left there three years ago mainly because of the pollution ( plus a few other issues ) Not sorry I left, but I miss quite a few friends. Might go back for a short visit sometime.
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5 hours ago, RotMahKid said:
I hope that I am not dreaming again.
You are!! (in my humble opinion, of course )
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16 hours ago, saengd said:
And social security, don't forget that, we want unemployment pay, pensions and what ever else we used to be able to get back home....and we want it now!
You been smokin' soma that "stuff" again, ain't ya?
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16 hours ago, saengd said:
And social security, don't forget that, we want unemployment pay, pensions and what ever else we used to be able to get back home....and we want it now!
I know a Chiang Mai lady...a domestic for years and years. Now she be retired, over 65. She get pension....500 bht. one month....waddaya want?
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19 hours ago, Tug said:
God that’s horrible I hope the sentences are swiftly carried out
Swiftly carried out....BUT slow deaths of course. May I suggest they ALL be hung up by the thumbs together, and then gasoline poured on the legs and feet and set ablaze.....ONE AT A TIME!!
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On 10/18/2019 at 6:35 AM, kotsak said:
imo, Johnny Weissmuller was the best..
He sure was. Same same like me, looks like you got a bit of age on ya. ( Johnny could actually swim, and throw a knife. And that was his "call" in later movies )
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Just one more reason I decided to stay on the other side of the pond this year ( and next )
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7 hours ago, canuckamuck said:
Nobody would get sick from glyphosate if they applied it properly and wore the right equipment. Education would go a long way here. I use a tenth the amount a chemical they use because they think you need to apply it with a fire hose when in fact a little dampness on the leaves is all that is required.
And they just wrap a cloth around their head for fumes, but don't wear gloves.
Sooo, you're saying it's okay to spray this stuff on your food...IF...you wear gloves and "the right equipment" while doing so? Should I wear gloves while eating said sprayed food?
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10 hours ago, smedly said:
we that will be incentive for him to make sure the vehicle he is responsible for is road worthy in the future - he doesn't want another hefty fine like that again
How many thousands of baht damage did he cause ? not to mention the extreme risk to life
well done Thailand everyone feels much safer now ………………………….NOT
No brakes, 10 car pile-up, untold damage...bt1000 fine....only in Thailand, heh heh heh.....
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19 hours ago, Cadbury said:
Only could because it could be found she has a 'friend" within Thai Airways management who could protect her.
You COULD be right, ya know.
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2 hours ago, owl sees all said:Any Mongolian ladies involved?
I quite the Mongolian girls. Strong, good work ethic, and good with the horses and yaks , which are friendly not aggressive. However they still take a bit of handling.
Had a Mongolian girl friend a few years back. Lovely skin.
Many many of the ladies I met in Ulaanbaatar were more beautiful than any other gals with whom I made contact in forty two other countries. Best dressed, flawless skin, perfect make-up, not too much, not too little ( a few wore no make-up ) Most of them wanted nothing to do with a white foreigner though...at least not this white foreigner.....sighhhh...
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16 hours ago, worgeordie said:
You would not wanting to be sitting next to him
on a long journey.
regards Worgeordie
Maybe, maybe not. My pee ( aka urine ) has no smell, and my poo has very little odor. But then, I don't drink beer or hard hard liquor, have been on a plant based diet for as long as I can remember, and drink only purified water. ( sometimes I fall of the wagon when end up at my favourite BOOFEY place.
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15 hours ago, Thaifriends said:
I need to loose some 5 kgs so how many liters required to drink? ????
If you need to lOse 5 kgs, it's not really how much urine you need to drink. Urine therapy/urotherapy is an ongoing thing. But it works better if you exercise a bit, maintain a plant based diet and drink purified water. My friend drinks every drop she pees, not all at once...stores the excess in the fridge. You WILL come to know how much you need to consume. I would also so a bit of research before I started urine therapy....just sayin'... hope this helps.
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1 hour ago, Isaanbiker said:
My lunch just fell out of my mouth after reading this.
Does he drink his own pee?
If he did, it might benefit him ( depending on what ailment he has, if any ) I know quite a few people who have been using urine therapy for years, and they swear by it. Never tried it myself, but if push comes to shove........
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13 hours ago, RichardColeman said:How can you miscalculate by 19 days something that is stamped clearly in your passport ?
Jackm93 didn't say "his friend" miscalculated. He said his friend OVERSTAYED by 19 days. Probably met a cutie, or was just too lazy to do things properly. I have seen it many times. Now him maybe gonna pay big time.
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16 hours ago, brucegoniners said:
Thanks. Nothing dodgy, just some supplements they may want to tax.
I have been bringing sups in and out of Bkk (both airports) for about 27 years. On the average I bring in about 26 bottles ( and pkts), usually in my carry on. Have yet to have a problem with bringing in supplements. HOWEVER, my sister sent me a container of barley grass....through the mail. And of course she stated the "real" price on the mailing slip. I had to pay 100% duty, or dump the barley grass, so I paid the fifty bucks. On another note, I was NOT allowed to board the plane at Don Muang going to Nom Pen because I had a small bottle of clarkia in my carry on. Clarkia is a mixture of worm wood, black walnut and ground cloves. The Immigration lady didn't know what it was. So....dump it or no plane ride. I gave her the bottle, and told her, sweetly and with a nice smile what she could do with it. ( under my breath, of course ) By the way, some time back you were not allowed to bring iodine into Thailand, and you could not buy it there. People use it to make illegal drugs. Dunno if this policy has changed or not.
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1 hour ago, blazes said:
I divorce you, I divorce you, I divorce you......
Get it right, or else it won't go through....I divorce THEE three times. In this day and age EVERYTHING gotta be on the up and up.
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On 3/14/2019 at 3:36 PM, AlexRich said:
No, you do not need insurance. But best to be insured in Thailand, especially if you plan to hire scooters or do anything adventurous.
Also, check with your insurance about hiring scooters, motos whatever. Many insurance companies will NOT cover you if you have an accident while driving a scooter or motorcycle that you rented. And check out "adventurous and recklessness" also. Diving off the shallow end of a swimming pool comes to mind.
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18 hours ago, cmsally said:
I can put up with a day or two, but seriously wondering if I should book a ticket out of here. Air quality is off the scale atrocious.
This is actually the fifth day, just hope my air purifiers hold up.
MAN! If you can afford it, and have nothing to hold you back, why are you risking your life, and for sure endangering your health by hanging around a dump like that? As for me, I'm lonnnng gone...just sayin'...
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20 hours ago, balo said:
This is the problem, a governor with a Chinese family name. Probably as corrupt as it gets. Nothing will change in Cambodia unless the military takes control over the area to get rid of the illegal Chinese casinos.
I consider this whole area as ruined, no Westerners will set foot there anymore.
Not me, that's for sure. And I used to love Snookyville.
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Just now, nickmondo said:
my health is more important to me than living in a beautiful part of thailand.
I am moving further south on Monday, and will come back to visit at more healthy times of the year.
What they do here is bloody ridiculous
Today is Thursday. Lock the door and get on a plane ( or at least an airconditioned bus/car) NOW, or at least in the early morn. Four days could save your life.
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Chinese tourist, quarantined with new coronavirus, goes home
in Thailand News
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You were never in the military, were ya? There's no such thing as "over and out." Correct version....."webledink33 out."