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They just love abusing their young people. And they love their hazing rituals. Just a few weeks ago they roasted ~ 1,000 school students in Surin in 39 C heat to try for a Guiness Record.

Sounds like a bit of a "long-haul" experiment? The flight will be operated four times per week, with one flight departing YVR every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. The journey will take an estimated 16 hours. The service is a seasonal offering and is scheduled to terminate in April. And that AC could get a landing slot/ground service at SBIA - I do not believe they flew their own metal to THL previously. relying on code-shares - and that they could not get one at SIN, a far more lucrative market. Unless you live in Vancouver you're looking at one-stop service anyway, so a bit a higher-priced novelty. I flew BKK-JFK direct, non-stop on TG (A340-500) back in the day, and it was long, even in J (not lie-flat). Might have been ~ 17 hours all in? I think there was a "morgue" on the aircraft, just in case.

Kush in your tush. No. You are not "right". Growing, buying/selling, consuming cannabis flowers remains legal. Extracting oils from cannabis flowers is probably illegal, but I doubt anyone will care what you're doing in your laboratory. Maybe continue your research, and exerpimentation, to determine which strains suit your requirements. What strains are others using for FECO suppositories? And maybe purchase some flowers while you are growing your plants, for medicinal experimentation. It will take you ~ 6 months to get suitable biomass even if you start today. Sourcing seeds is the easy part, widely available here legally - people also buy online from off-shore seed suppliers. Growing cannabis, especially outdoors here, is far more challenging than maybe you've been led to believe.

I've enabled 2FA on pretty much every account. For Google I enabled it a few years before it became mandatory. I recently disabled 2FA on Twitter (SMS) because some advise that if/when that system breaks or is curtailed you wouldn't be able to log in. 2FA on Google is really simple and hardly onerous. The offer quite a few options, I use my phone or FIDO key. Google is doing this to essentially protect customers, and they've reduced hacks by significant numbers. Consumers are free to decide to use other services if they find Google's 2FA too "authortarian". In the painfully excruciating style of the OP (moved to Ignore), you're Free to Decide... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7SO67RydKc

This is a bit like the Major Cinema 199 baht bottomless popcorn promotion.

This isn't the first time with quorum issues in Parliament. I think there is some fatigue with parties and members who've lost interest in legislating, and there might be ~ 50 members who've passed away, or been charged with criminal activity, who have not been replaced. There must be Parliamentary rules which could be applied to enforce a quorum but again that takes character and backbone, qualities pretty much unheard of in Thailand generally, and Thai government specifically. They'll muddle along - although there are some "controlling" issues which pending legislation - left until the last minute - are meant to address before a potentially lengthy quiet period while the rulers fix another election.

Given 40 m total tourists 2019, and 40% from China that means the need 12.8 m from China to hit 80%. Can't see that happening. Think they'll be lucky to hit 25 m total in 2023. There is still limited scheduled airlift capacity, and very limited charter capacity.

"no longer"?

It took her three weeks to come with the "Exit Visa fee".

I visited Imm/CW THU 24/11 ~ 13:00 in order to get two CORs for DLs renewal. Imm. was absolutely heaving, I have never seen it so busy, perhaps as result of having been closed the previous week for three days. Anyway, after what seemed like 500 people queued from the morning session filed in I made my way to the COR/document check counter. My documents were checked, re-ordered, stapled and I was given number B1-48, which was immediately called. Processing took ~ 5 minutes and I was given the EMS tracking number. The CORs arrived in one envelope today, Bangkok 10110. So 7/8 days.

I could be wrong but on-line advertising, promotion and fulfillment was restricted last week when Cannabis Flowers were deemed to be a "controlled herb". 6) Do not sell controlled herbs. or products processed from controlled herbs for trade Via automatic vending machines (Vending Machine) through electronic channels or computer networks 7) Advertising of controlled herbs is prohibited in all commercial channels. Yes, much advertising remains. I follow dozens of growers/sellers on Messenger, LINE, IG, FB and see dozens of new "sponsored" links weekly. Maybe Lazada and Shopee are trying to abide with this new "rule" for fear of having their vast, core businesses legally encumbered by some gadfly filing a court complaint? Also, there are a lot of quick-hit scammers on these platforms and the operators are quick to remove these.

Hopefully his snake collection has been confiscated.

Wow. Maybe for you, not for most I know. Could be down to where you grew up, resided before you arrived here. Again, your experience, not mine. As long as you weren't dealing, never feared from prosecution/persecution. "Affect"? How? Take your time Dr. scool. Cannabis Targets Receptors in the Amygdala Linked to Anxiety Marijuana may hijack cannabinoid receptors in the amygdala to reduce anxiety. https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/the-athletes-way/201403/cannabis-targets-receptors-in-the-amygdala-linked-anxiety Cannabinoid Modulation of Amygdala Reactivity to Social Signals of Threat in Humans The current findings fit well with the notion that THC and other cannabinoids may have an anxiolytic role in central mechanisms of fear behaviors and provide a rationale for exploring novel therapeutic strategies that target the cannabinoid system for disorders of anxiety and social fear. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2657360/ Perhaps it is YOU who has been smoking the "wrong stuff"?

Smoking Rooms were just banned last week, with the medical treatment exception. Now some groups want smoking rooms. Just treat public smoking of cannabis the same as you do for tobacco, shisha, vaping, etc. I have yet to smell cannabis in public, and I live nearly on top of an entertainment zone in Bangkok, with at least a dozen dispensaries within a 2 Km radius. Even then I'd welcome the smell of cannabis compared to the general rotting, fetid smell of Bangkok, cigarette smoke, vehicle exhaust. And who can forget burning season. Whenever people complain here about something the usual response is, "if you don't like it then leave". In this case, if you are offended simply file a police report as it is illegal to smoke cannabis in public if you are causing a public nuisance.

Slow-moving Coup. Trade plum cabinet positions for support in the upcoming election. At least when those evil Shinawatra's supposedly bought votes, the commoners got a taste. The corruption is in plain sight, and folks like Prawit, Prayut and Wassanu blithely violate the Political Party Act. Meanwhile any large oppostion parties will be dissolved for violating some vague rule within the Act.

Are they doing fingerprints and photo for every passenger? One minute sounds very, very optimistic.

You don't need to be a poli-sci genuis to figure out why the RTA "rules" Thailand.

The "Sick Buffalo" becomes a national trope.

Has ruled with absolute power for eight years, just now getting around to combating meth. His "Twenty-Year Plan" is back-end loaded apparently. Even small-time dealers are holding millions of pills. Police Seize 5.2 Million Meth Pills in Three Drug Busts In central Thailand, a couple suspected of being major drug traffickers in Ayutthaya were apprehended in Wang Noi district, with 3.7 million meth pills seized. https://www.chiangraitimes.com/news/police-seize-5-2-million-meth-pills/ "Warned". Ooh, sounds like he means "business".

Tail number recently changed from HS-PSL to HS-HAO, Hao being the mafia nickname of this chinese-thai gangster. Said to have been previously owned by "an influential politician from Nakhon Ratchasima". I think we know who that is, based on his well-known interest in flying, but cannot say for fear of retribution. “Chuwit” posted on Facebook to emphasize the position Moving forward to reveal the gray Chinese capital Mr. Chuvit said that the fear of this group of people showed a very high influence One of the evidence presented today is It’s a photo of a private jet. with information that it was bought second-hand from a large politician in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, the letters on the tail of the machine were changed from HS-PSL to HS-HAO

Since they posted without comment diffcult to say. Maybe they had bad experiences? But sharing those personal exepriences would go farther than linking an odd video. Very broadly speaking people with mental health issues should NOT experiment with Cannabis UNLESS their health-care professional prescribes it. The source of the video, "Living Well with Schizophrenia", and that channel's host do not appear qualified to dispense medical advice. Eh.

It can be done here. Sowing seeds of unknown provenance obtained from crappy weed and hoping for the best may not be optimal. Get the best seeds/clones you can, use grow bags, use organic soil and organic nutes, pH water, check soil pH and dissolved solids (<deleted>). Experiment with some low stress training. Time your outdoor grow so you're in flower during dry season. And Thais are having a lot of success crossing Thai strains with western staivas and hybrids. Thai FB Cannabis group, posted within the last 24 hours. For that Xmas tree, light, airy, larfy buds are desirable as they reduce bud rot and mold.

By that you mean wet weight, right. Dried and cured maybe a ~ 5 grams? This guy crushed it, https://growdiaries.com/diaries/129755-grow-journal-by-hydro-hiebs

^ Maybe it's the camera or the lighting but those plants look distressed. Nitrogen deficiency? Meanwhile in crappy Humboldt County...

Interesting video, but it certainly doesn't paint Thai cannabis in a good light. "People would just wrap junk on a stick" is what Mike Ritter calls "Thai stick". Ouch. Interesting that very little cannabis made it's way from Thailand to the U.S., with most product coming from Columbia and Mexico. Both countries are famous for pure sativa strains.