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I have watching Isaan videos on YouTube my favourite is Ricky in Isaan a young 30yo  Aussie guy widowed with 2 small kids in Buriram 

Anyway that's not my post !

I want to know if any one here lives in a Isaan town  called Wan Non 

I went there in 2014 and 2017 and I loved it 

I'm thinking about renting a house near the city centre and going to the gym there and doing my online uni course in Psychiatry 

I recall getting a bus from udon Thani a few hours away 

Is there any website to rent houses and anyone here live nearby Won non?

How cheap would it be obvious very 

I just want some where nearby the shops , do you think this area would suit me ?

I want to be left alone just with a dog ,I don't like people around me 

I want to completely change my life and wake at 5am and pray in a temple 

38 minutes ago, scorecard said:

Reality is that farang being violent with Thai wife is common.

Very well said Scorecard ,very well said 

But as academics on here we need facts & figures 

10 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

 

And the testosterone-deficient can easily shoot up with the stuff in Pattaya, the hub of silver-haired, corpulent 'youth'.

Unfortunately testereone injections can shoot up blood pressure and cause stroke and heart attack

7 hours ago, Lacessit said:

I was taught striking a woman is the act of a moral coward.

I have never hit a woman, never will.

Nowadays...I don't agree 

Girls can just be as bad as men especially when intoxicated and I have sent them innocent assault men eg security guards at hotels etc 

15 minutes ago, Dolf said:

Not my fault, I won't be doing anything and neither will you.

And this is the attitude of those back in the 1970's .shocking 

I never see or hear this much in South East Asia

I was shocked this week to see a serving police officer in Australia murder  shooting his ex gay partner and his Bfriend  whilst on duty last Monday during his shift then went back to work 

I was shocked to see a lot of news taking about big domestic violence in western countries and police receiving call outs every day 

What makes someone take revenge on their ex partner?

Jealousy? Rejection ?

I never forget back in 1978 in Australia seeing a man  next door neighbour shoot dead his wife in front of me sad to see in front of his children 

Was you brought up.in a domestic violence house , this was very big in the 70's & 80's I know 

The 1970's police did not take DV 😒 seriously 

Does domestic violence exist in Thailand?

Are police involved in Thailand to do something? Are there program and services to be available

Is this common it's sad 

And hopefully times change 

1 hour ago, noobexpat said:

 

Eh? what are you on about you forum nuisance. 

Child-like maths and simple boyle's law in your air nonsense.

Is this your level? ...the history of fridges 555

 

 

I found your post very academic and thankyou .

I was intrigued by Boyles Law you mentioned

Boyle's law is a gas law given by the Anglo-Irish chemist Robert Boyle in 1662. He stated that the pressure exerted by a gas is inversely proportional to the volume occupied by it at a constant mass and temperature.

32 minutes ago, noobexpat said:

Stacks of them everywhere - open your eyes mr magoo

And yet you have no academic qualifications yet you replied to my post 

You"ve admitted on another thread you didn't even complete school

I still put a love heart in your post above however as I feel sorry that you never received a star  stamp on your hand at school .

Please read up on academia and make it part of your life ,

including Psychometrics of Air , 

the Psychometrics of toxicology the history of refrigeration and cooling etc 

4 minutes ago, scottiejohn said:

And then it will claim it wrote it and quote from it, wrongly, from now on!

The point is ....what do you find interesting about the Psychometrics of air?

56 minutes ago, EVENKEEL said:

This is a result of not having kids to think about, or maybe just survival to worry about. They come up with absurd things to occupy their time. GG take more OT is my recommendation.

So ....I take it you wont

 be downloading the "Psychometrics of Air" ???😳

1 minute ago, sipi said:

I think it's available in 12 different languages, and braille.

Fantastic!

Well there's no excuse why all members of ASEAN shouldn't be reading it !! 

1 hour ago, Ben Zioner said:

When I was living in Australia  moved to Canberra, the nights were always cool there. Before that we stayed at Bondi beach, through the open windows we welcomed the cool breeze from the sea.

May I ask if you intend to catch up with the "Psychometrics of air " articles ?

10 minutes ago, sipi said:

But I'm not versed at all on the effect of heat on the body. Other than when I'm hot I cool down and vice versa.

That's probably another totally different subject, if only we had a doctor onboard.

We have our very own Dr Gamma Globulin here !!!

I'm sure he is quietly reading those riveting  articles you mentioned as is most readers on here 

*The Psychometrics of air " by Roy J Dossat 

17 minutes ago, sipi said:

If you're serious...

Google "the psychometric properties of air" and download "the principles of refrigeration by Roy J Dossat".

You'll find all your answers there, and it'll keep you busy for the next 3 years.

Yes very interesting articles 

The psychometric of air 

I think Doctor Gamma will read it in its entirety 

I have downloaded it and I think everyone here should also if they want interesting subjects to read about ,thankyou again Sipi 

9 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

My advice to you:

 

Don't go out in the noon-day sun.

 

 

Thankyou Doctor 

3 minutes ago, sipi said:

Lol.

I just caught on.

The difference for me is, in Australia there's always a breeze. In the village there isn't a breath of fresh air.

Being a fridgy by trade I could probably rattle on about entropy and  enthalpy, but I can't be bothered.

A fridgy by trade , does anyone get their fridge fixed nowadays?

I remember my kitchen fridge breaking down and cheaper to buy a new one !

But anyway ...we are getting off the point of the discussion mentioning about fridges and how you were a fridge mechanic when it's about air conditioning!!!

57 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

When you speak of the heat you are experiencing as being "pain", then how can this be beneficial in any way, even for good health?

 

Maybe you should read this from the Mayo Clinic?

 

https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/understanding-effects-of-heat-on-mental-health/

 

 

 

Excellent academic article Doctor !

Yes I do believe that when heat spikes as said in the article that ROAD RAGE actually increases !

I always found it interesting in the Philippines the majority of young males without t shirts on compared to Thailand,and that's because the heat is far different!!!

1 minute ago, sipi said:

Your can't practice for the heat in Australia.

I'm Australian, and every time I step off a plane in Thailand I melt, and wanna go back to Australia.

My wife is Thai, and every time she steps off a plane in Australia she melts, and wants to go back to Thailand.

Just go to Australia and acclimatise.

Yes very interesting advice , but we must be "versatile" in heat training , putting our bodies thru different types of heat .

I do wonder and only those with academic backgrounds would know and find it most interesting the difference in heats ,whether Africa and Asia are for example the same?

8 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

I get good breeze off the sea coming through the condo but at around 5pm it starts heating up, probably the heated bricks of the condo by the sun during the day, AC isn't essential but if i didn't use it at least in bursts I'd be sweating during the night sometimes

I need to give you advice I'm sorry but you really need to "train" yourself not to turn it on !

Get a feel for the heat ,let your body acclimatise to the heat 

One thing I did , and I'm not saying you should,but every Friday I went to that markets in Soi Bukhao and purposely stood under those tarpaulins for hours sweating like a horse 

I was going on to mention the standstill fan ....the ceiling fans are not the best for that heat which is a moist damp tropical ( other words to describe) in the Philippines

I found the Philippines heat much different from the Thailand heat and the Australian heat which is a very dry burning heat 

Such as I may say that I may consider retirement to north Philippines such as Baguio or north Thailand such as Chiang mai or further north where one may have a different experiment of heat