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They should try making some variety, maybe a nut brown, amber, stout, etc.

This 'bribing' would be a grand deal that was made with the former (outgoing) administration including that Prime Minister and others with links to the conservatives to arrange the entire process to make it seem legit. This plan would have been in place before Thaksin stepped one foot in Thailand (and likely would not have needed a money component). After that, the rest was done according to the deal made... In other words, the deal is too big to fail (too many powerful conservative elements with other links).... If they want to go after Thaksin -- it would have to be something else or the prisons will be full of powerful people.

When I was younger, one of my friends had 16 brothers and sisters.... if they followed the same trend as mentioned in this report he would only have 2.3 brothers and sisters (for a family with 3 children)... 🤣

Given the house I live in now has 32 Amp circuit breakers (total house service is 45 ams, with 4 circuit breakers), and 15 Amp wiring... it does not surprise me that there are electrical faults that cause fires. Every wall socket on one breaker along with an Air Conditioner, every light (which is all LED - low power) on another, the 3rd is probably the 1st Air Conditioner installed, and the 4th breaker... I think that is the water heater and I am not sure if there is anything else... so pretty much all the high power items are on one 32 Amp circuit breaker (except for 1 Air Conditioner).

I have a Thai Credit card and it works fine (Bangkok Bank) as of now... however, I have had issues from time to time where something gets rejected and I have to call up and ask them to allow charges from a specific site (I had to do that with Amazon Japan) - especially those that don't use the 6 digit verification code on ordering.

My most watched video service (actually only one) is YouTube and with ads, I find YouTube unwatchable - especially since I am constantly getting up so I am not nearby always to skip the ads and they go on forever...

Not to mention if drug smuggling conviction in a foreign country is not considered a criminal offence/record for serving in the Thai parliament, it would be ripe if they turned around and said anything about Thaksin violating foreign laws..

For a poll, it is actually quite a large sample size in comparison. The average sample size in US polls are between 1,000 and 1,500 and this size will yield about a margin of error of 3% with a confidence level of 95%. Of course I am not privy to their methodology so I cannot comment on if it is a solid poll.

Really? The last poll I saw from NIDA had the People's Party as the most popular party.... though I seem to remember them gathering up steam during the election last time to come out in first position with the percentage of popular vote (it was not the expected result)... In fact so much support that the Pheu Thai and Conservative Parties felt the need to get into bed together... now everyone is being stabbed in the back and there is blood in the matrimonial bed... could end up making the next election even worse... If this is the result, does anyone think that whatever party wins will feel safe getting into a bed with a psycho that is waiting for you to feel comfortable and then cutting off your 'pride' and knifing you to death....

If the court is going to move against all the democratically elected parties (majority of the electorate)... then It might be a smart move, the majority of those voted into the house are running out of qualified PM candidates to take the chair... (this would be 2 Pheu Thai disqualified, 1 medical issues which would make him problematic = 0 from Pheu Thai, 0 from Move Forward now People's party)... That means no PMs to be selected from the parties that got 38% (Move Forward), and 29% Pheu Thai, leaving United Thai Nation with 12.5% - and the rest of the parties receiving less than 3% to select a PM from... that in itself is problematic.

If they jail him from using his influence to escape jail, then they should jail the man who let him escape... with a minimal sentence... which pretty much would put a lot more people in prison than just Thaksin... which includes many members of the outgoing government (from the PM on down)...

Secret Service were primarily negligent (and maybe local police - as well as failure in communications between the two)... not the FBI. I have to say though ... the bloody Trump ear healed faster than I thought humanly possible.

Whole grain rye bread is actually slightly better than whole wheat - as it is more filling and has a more gradual effect on your blood sugar (not a big spike). Rye sourdough bread is also an interesting option. (more popular in germany / and scandinavian countries)

As I said - it is a matter of pluses and minuses, but most people eat bread with fat of some sort (mayo, butter, etc.). However, many people don't have your pluses and it bites them on their big fat *ss. in America 42%+ are considered obese. Oh and those BMI charts, I learned early on how bad they can be - as it does not take into account body type.... When I was not running 10km a day and very low BMI (long time ago - knees won't allow me to do that) the chart itself would tell me that I was 'just under being obese' but the caliper would give me a more reasonable estimation. Obesity is rising around the world... and yet many people are eating or doing the wrong thing and blaming it on slow metabolic issues beyond their control... for the most part it is BS. It is as simple as calories in vs calories out and making sure you have enough of what your body needs so you don't get issues with cravings. Then they decide to lose weight and starve themselves, triggering your body into reacting to sedentary starvation and it starts to conserve and ready their body for bad times by ejecting 'unused' heavy body mass (muscle, muscle is heavier than fat so it is first to go)... which when they return to a normal diet means that they don't require the same calories and the cycle getting worse and worse. Japanese are taught from their early years (lived for many years with a very Japanese woman) to innately know and create meals that are nutritionally balanced and reasonably sized. When you grow older, they switch to a omayagy (forget - vague recollection) diet... what it means is it is 'old persons' diet - which reduces the oils and fats and is more based on things like steaming vegetables etc. In the west we have no such widely understood concepts taught to us when we are young. Being aware of where you get worthless calories, being aware of the tradeoffs... and not just brushing peoples issues off with things that they cannot control... Understanding that will help people not to become big butterball turkeys which in dire times will be great help in the soylent green factories... A good start for most people is waking up and starting with a long walk (hour or two - which I do - usually use the market that is around 4.5km away and back). The largest muscles in your body are your leg muscles and even very light exercise such as walking will use those muscles... and larger muscles burn more calories. Many people are not aware that most western sauces are packed with fat... it is what makes them taste great... other foods that are high in calories and low on nutrition..

'I' do this and are in perfect health... sounds similar to people basing their lifestyle on the guy that smokes to 100 years of age and is fine... There will always be statistical outliers (both good and bad habits etc.). In the end it comes down to pluses and minuses... and good and not so good. Bread is not bad in moderation, but it is high in calories (and is usually served with a fat which is high in calories) with little nutritional value, relatively low in fiber, higher in calories - and is not that filling in itself and spikes your blood sugar... Which leads to people tend to over indulging in bread - which if/and in combination with a relatively sedentary lifestyle -- is definitely on the minus side. Basically, it sounds a lot like desert... empty calories of little nutritional value.