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Thai cops probe groping incident by foreign men in Bangkok
Reigntax replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Hard to argue with your view on the topic Lou -
Thai cops probe groping incident by foreign men in Bangkok
Reigntax replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
except a man walking down Soi 6 is probably hoping for more than just a grab -
maybe he prefers looking at the beach and water view rather than at a fence. yes. One “ no trespassing” sign is sufficient if the property boundary can be clearly established. but overall it does appear that a minor request to move on has turned into a major incident.
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Big Joke faces 2 charges over financial links to gambling operators
Reigntax replied to anchadian's topic in Thailand News
He will have too much dirt on those above to ever face any consequences. -
Dry mode is for dehumidification meaning it will both heat and cool with the main purpose to lower the relative humidity. Apparent temperature is the result of actual temperature and air velocity and the higher the air flow(fan speed) the lower the apparent temperature. The human body can sense temperature changes as low as 0.2 deg C and the body also acclimatises during seasons variations and is satisfied by a range of temperatures based on these changes. A/C units sense an average return air temperature and the room temperature also varies depending on the air flow throughout the room. The supply air temperature immediately at discharge is far lower than the room temperature and mixes with existing space air to arrive at a temperature that is close to the desired set point, this relies on the supply air flow path to be adequately arranged to suit the geometry of the room. When the unit operates satisfactory the return air temperature minus the supply air temp equals the room incoming heat load and hence satisfies the set point.
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If you are asking for the actual cost it is worked out as follows purchase price / expected total kms before disposal plus maintenance and repairs over the expected life time insurance and rego fuel cost to travel the expected life miles i believe you will find the cost will be between 14-18 B per km for average everyday vehicles.
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Thai emission laws transform: What drivers need to know
Reigntax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
And the daily burning of rubbish in rural areas especially the plastic and rubber. -
Thai Airways sues over passenger’s flight diversion criticism
Reigntax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
thats the exact question that should be asked and how long before they arrived in Mel. -
Thai Airways sues over passenger’s flight diversion criticism
Reigntax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The comment made on line anf within Australia let’s hope they commence action in an Aus court so we can watch the case being thrown out and these idiots walking out with their tails between their legs. fragile inept egos may be protected in Thailand but not elsewhere -
Thai teachers pierce lips of 36 kids over gum mischief
Reigntax replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
And you would have many supporting you too -
Lithuanian man fined 12,000 baht for drifting BMW in Chon Buri
Reigntax replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
Especially those who drive their vehicles on the wrong side of the road and consider it normal because they are too lazy to drive 300 meters up the road and do a U turn -
Co-owner being difficult
Reigntax replied to alyx's topic in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Maybe he needs a mental assessment which of course he will fail -
Prison officials say Thaksin eligible for parole
Reigntax replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Once free he can do as he wishes although the anti Thaksin mob will be frothing from the mouth daily. maybe you can form a group and froth together. -
Chinese tourists search for new experiences in Thailand
Reigntax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I believe a million or so are planning a trip to Taipei soon