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poyai111

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  1. Of course it was preventable. It was not preordained nor was it destiny nor karma. There was a reason for this occurrence and it's my belief that had Thai drivers been educated into cautious driving, being prepared for the unexpected, having a totally focused driving attitude without distractions, being aware of surroundings, being an organic part of the traffic, understanding what's happening or could happen 400 metres in front then there may be an improvement in the national mortality rate due to unreasonable driving behavior
  2. FGS stop using this blame absolving word "accident". "reason" is a more appropriate one and the reason for this accident is readily apparent while other contributing factors are probably in the mix too
  3. Not so irresistible force meets immovable object - pure science. We come in a very vulnerable envelope - bones, muscles and organs held together by the skin. Explosive force of this collision would separate those components easily. There are no accidents only reasons
  4. For many years I have been following a HIIT routine (high intensity interval training). Major advantage is this workout doesn't consume a lot of time and it benefits both strength and cardio. Routine: 5x10 pullups with 1 minute intervals followed by 20 minutes on an exercise bike using alternative intervals os 1 minute at 85 cadence followed by 1 minute at 125 cadence. 3 times per week is sufficient. I am 78 years old and have a testing heart rate of 45 and never been to a doctor during my 7 years in Thailand
  5. You can be reckless in any type of transport. The fact that bicycles cannot exceed speed limits reduces the chances of fatality substantially
  6. Thanks for your response but I was referring to the general Thai population. Refer historical photos of the time - bicycles were the primary form of personal transport
  7. Anyone under 30 should be limited to riding push bikes like everyone did 50 years ago. Any lunatic can twist a throttle to achieve orbital speeds. It takes real skill and experience to control oneself and the machine. Remaining upright and following the correct line, if learnt from trial and error, can have fatal consequences
  8. The fatalists would say that an accident is in accord with the dictates of destiny and thus must be accepted unquestionably. The pragmatists, more realistically, would opine that there are no "accidents" but there are "reasons" which need to be investigated and acted upon.
  9. A ship is quite safe even in the worst of conditions so long as it ships no water. While ever it floats, even if very uncomfortable, it remains safe. When it ships water it loses bouancy and balance, perhaps heeling over and shipping even more water then ultimately foundering. If the bilge pumps are inoperative or inadequate the result is a forgone conclusion.
  10. I was using profound imagery which was obviously lost on the ignorami. MSM are ignoring the immense damage done by the intelligence agencies to the very fabric of American society. I hope that : 1) the MSM come to their collective senses under understand their role in investigative journalism and, 2) the damage done is not irreparable
  11. Water torture. Drip, drip, drip
  12. Took the bait! Come in spinner! You're a sucker for punishment. Open those incriminating files Elon and watch the elites squirm when they have to take their own medicine
  13. The mind boggles! Was the water in the tank being used? If so, for what use? Mega health hazard.
  14. Musk is truly a master troll. Come in spinners
  15. Usually an S bend suffices in locking out an ingress of seawater - an airlock if you will. I'm guessing she sprung a leak and the bilge pumps were overwhelmed
  16. I fully concur with this action. Take the remainder of the class outside for their own safety and to reduce the chances of others joining the fray. Without an audience, the adrenaline rush would lead to early exhaustion and the intervention of a small posse of teachers should convince them that a wai and handshake would hopefully end the dispute. My two bob's worth.
  17. Mazda 2 diesel has 4 wheeidisc brakes and manual transmission. Good acceleration with plenty of torque. Recommended
  18. The source ofuch corruption is money. Use money to buy justice. Some philanthropic citizen should put a substantial bounty on his head. Caught within the week is my feeling but then the coppers would stage an escape for their own financial reward
  19. Went to Dr Sunil in the On Nut area 12 years ago for substantial cosmetic work. One third the price of similar work in Australia. Have had no problem and very satisfied with result.
  20. ...of production maybe but certainly not usage
  21. Trap - cook - eat! Delicious!
  22. "the edict will protect local wisdom"- really? What wisdom is that? Could it be the wisdom to recognize the futility of objection?
  23. Speculation! Capitalism rears its ugly head. This is the realm of hiso class only. The impoverished must endure forever the restrictions of covert socialism
  24. Last seen wearing speedos and a maniacal grin. Swimming a river in flood is supremely foolish. While the surface could indicate an easy passage, what is not seen is the underwater turbulence which makes swimming such a difficult task in these conditions. Fatigue eventually has its fatal results.. Not recommended - wait for better swimming conditions and use the time to more effectively fund raise.
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