rwill

Of the plastic sent to recyclers only about 16% of it gets reused. The rest goes to landfills, gets burned or gets dumped.

We took all the kids at an orphanage out to a restaurant to eat. They really enjoyed it. Some of them said it was the first time they had eaten at a real restaurant. We also donated some supplies to them, like rice, small milk cartons, etc.

Was she going straight in a lane marked for left hand turns?

Also depends on your personal preference. Some places make the gravy pretty runny and others almost like a slime, depending on how much starch they put into it.

Since he killed himself how do they know why he killed her?

Modified pointing at the spot technique.

I have told cashiers when they have given me too much change.

Sell covered calls on COIN. Or how about avoiding what you got fined for to start with.

They haven't extended the lines to Ratchaburi yet.

She belongs to me! No. She is mine!

I guess they didnit look to the left or right of her. Plenty of windows with no grill.

Going thru it frame by frame you can see the motorcyclist starting moving about 1 second before the light turns green. But that car sped through the intersection well after his light had turned red. Like lots of others say you can't assume a green light means all is clear. Like I've said before the only days I don't see someone running red lights are the days I stay at home all day. I see people running red lights well after they have turned red if they don't think there is anyone coming from the other directions.

Why don't you ask them?

My wife is from Bang Khen. She says she likes Bangkok. Sometimes talks about how she would like to live there. But I think she remembers Bangkok of 50 years ago. Bangkok is good for shopping but the traffic kills it for me.

bum mer

Being admitted to a hospital every time we go there. My wife broke her kneecap one time they didn't admit her. If you go to a hospital with a fever they will want to admit you. Or if you are dehydrated.

Rungrat, they have banks in Thailand.

About half of the tigers were brought to a wildlife place in Ratchaburi. As you say most died there from some disease. When the tigers were first sent there they put a big billboard out on the road asking for donations to take care of the tigers. After about a year the billboard was removed.

That has never been my experience.

Pretty easy to renew them. I have never had a written test to take. Last time I renewed just had to watch about a 45 minute video and take the vision/reaction tests. If your license is expired more than a year you have to do more.

For food poisoning Carbon pills/capsules work good. Capsules are easier to take. The pills get pretty dry in your mouth. The carbon helps absorb the bacteria. But for as bad as you have it you are probably getting very dehydrated. If you went to a hospital they would want to admit you and put you on an IV. Drinking electrolytes will help too. If you notice blood in your stool/squirts definintely go to a hospital.

That's what I have seen too in some of my friends and relatives places that have been treated.

I hope they fare better than the tigers they 'rescued' from Kanchanaburi several years ago. Within a year half of them died in government facilities.

I try my hardest to avoid refined sugar or corn syrup stuff. But I know when I go to restaurants here I am probably getting sugar. They love sugar in just about everything.

And of course you will never learn the names of the places selling them.