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Old photo. Only one badge. He's been a 'two badger' for a long time. Now hansum man.

9 hours ago, HappyExpat57 said:

And we all know what cat's do in a sandbox.

Dig for Crapto currency?

11 hours ago, webfact said:

.......breathtaking landscapes,.....

AKA 'The Burning Season' 😋

Very nationalistic. He even makes a big 'U' with his arms.

The Minister of Culture will also become the Minister of de fence. 😋

Bravo Sierra.

6 hours ago, ezzra said:

Would that mean that everyone will have sea view from their property? surly it's; a god thing, no?

If you believe it may be Divine intervention, so be it. 😋

9 minutes ago, hanbla said:

Correct, they're not poisonous, but they can bite quite hard and the bite can be infectious and should be looked after by a doctor. Not a nice experience for a baby boy.

They're not venomous but I would not want to eat one in order to judge if they are poisonous....😀

I do not think the Fuel Ctoff/Run switches are mechanically connected to fuel system valves but are electrically connected in a circuit that controls electrically operated valves. If so there is a possibility that the fuel system valves received a spurious signal to cutoff the fuel.

From what I have read and viewed in video discussions the conclusion by investigators that the actual Cutoff/ Run switches had been operated is based on data from the recovered Flight Recorder and Cockpit Voice Recorder. Did the investigators access the crash remains and actually see and record the position of the switches? Is the flight computer given access to the circuits and able to operate fuel flow valves under certain prescribed conditions? 

Not often you see a Japanese midget in Bangkok.

22 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

During a special event marking the Nation's 55th anniversary at the Eastin Grand Hotel Phayathai in Bangkok, Thaksin suggested that the petition filed by 36 senators against Paetongtarn is intricately linked to accusations of vote-rigging in last year's Senate election. He posited that the senators, facing serious allegations themselves, are using this manoeuvre to escape accountability.

Jing jing, mai gohok!

Keep the tax on tilapia. There's an abundant local supply of this awful fish in Thailand without

importing US khrap.

The offensive weapons on her feet will boost the sale of male groin protectors aka Shinguards.

Son of a beach. Surely the Pattaya administration could find a vacant drain for him to live in?

Are the Sussex duo invited too. Perhaps they could fly in with DT of AF1?

Will Don and Melania have separate bedrooms in the castle?

On 7/10/2025 at 9:52 AM, ukrules said:

Often the chargers will work for dual voltage these days but I suggest only plugging it in if the label on the charger itself confirms it works with both 120/220 volts.

I made this mistake myself once with something I ordered from the US - I did have an inverter but forgot to use it and the damn thing blew up immediately

Inverter? Do you mean 'transformer'?

Judging from the OP image, Jack has lost it already. 

11 hours ago, webfact said:

........much like their arrangements at Sattahip and U-tapao in eastern Thailand.........

Both funded by US taxpayers.....😀

The headline alone will keep a smile on my face for the rest of the week. 🤣

Move over Brits there's a new chart topper moving to Number 1.

At some point in the future the natural gas supply out of Burma by pipeline feeding the electricity generating plant in Ratchaburi Province will expire. That plant is a significant contributor to Thailand's grid. The NG supply from the Gulf of Thailand exploited since 1970 is finite. Fossil fuel imports too are unreliable.

Wind, solar and other forms of generation can be regarded as contributors to the grid but not main suppliers.

The inevitable increase in demands of EVs alone has to be met and Thailand has no option but to consider alternative practical sources of generation one of which is the SMR.

Just my thoughts.

1 hour ago, NoshowJones said:

What about Scotsmen? 

I would rather skirt around that subject......

39 minutes ago, impulse said:

 

Idiot used to be an accepted clinical diagnosis not that long ago.

 

Idiots. —Those so defective that the mental development never exceeds that or a normal child of about two years.
 

Imbeciles. —Those whose development is higher than that of an idiot, but whose intelligence does not exceed that of a normal child of about seven years.
 

Morons. —Those whose mental development is above that of an imbecile, but does not exceed that of a normal child of about twelve years.

— Edmund Burke Huey, Backward and Feeble-Minded Children, 1912

 

Yes. Those epithets are commonly used today on AN but in a different context.😀

I was trying to understand how the doctor signing the certificate could assess the mental capacity of a 15 month old infant other than through discussion with one of the carers.

No suggestion  that the cause of deaths was suspicious. Death certificates were found for each but it is the irregular 'burials' and number of infants that have attracted attention. What surprised me was a specific certificate for a 15 month old infant on which the cause of death is written:

'Congenital idiot and measles'

7 hours ago, novacova said:

The monks are further being liberated, cell phones, smoking, drinking, driving vehicles and now this. What’s next? The revelation of kratoy monks, women monks or dope smoking party monks?

I blame the wokeness of permitting them to wear frocks.

7 hours ago, webfact said:

.........A majority, 62.97%, worry about ministers' backgrounds........

A certain Minister of Transport springs to mind.....