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Not using them can save electricity.  What they do is force the AC to run every few hours even if the room temperature has not risen to the temperature setting.

80 isn't really low.  But I know my wife also feels lousy when her blood sugar gets that low, jittery.  I think her body has gotten use to having higher blood sugar levels.

Also if you are trying to limit sugar intake you need to cut carbs too.  Carbs turn into sugar in your body.

For a couple of decades my A1C was in the 6.2 range while taking metformin.  I have started intermmitent fasting and a keto like diet.   I also stopped taking metformin.  About 3 months after that my A1C was 5.4.  My last A1C test, a few weeks ago, was 5.1.

19 minutes ago, norfolkandchance said:

F-35 slealth fighter disguised as a F-16. Me thinks.

Just another stock photo put up for an article.  I doubt it is even in Thailand, let alone the correct aircraft as you mention.  But it has an asian and white guy in it.

Obviously the police should be arresting this guy.

Will the police be closing down roads any time he wants to go somewhere?

They should probably give people a notice first and give them a week or so to pay before they cut of thier utilities.

What is before the "CK!" on the tail?

Did you click on the scroll wheel instead of rolling it? That changes the scroll wheel behavior.

Several years ago I opened an account with KTB.  Very easy to open and not much paperwork.  But they would not pay me interest.  They did not want to deal with the USA's reporting requirements.

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Charit explained that the woman could not file a complaint for sexual relations with a minor because it was a matter for the teenager’s parents.

Really?  It's not a crime to have sex with a minor unless the minor's parents complain about it?

Thanks.  I'm always looking for a good laugh.

7 hours ago, bob smith said:

There’s only one person truly in charge in Thailand.

 

Though that person is most definitely not in that photograph.

 

bob.

bob is in charge?

The free water at restaurants...

Not that I wish anyone to die but it seems so often that the driver is the one to survive and kills others.  At least that didn't happen this time.

12 hours ago, KhunLA said:

It hasn't been 'officially free' for years, more than 10 at least.  As stated, most charge about 500.

About 6 months ago in Ratchaburi I did not have to pay anything to get stamps transfered.

In a deep underground bunker with about a 200 year supply of needed items.

I used to get those messages a few years ago.  When I went in to do the 90 day and asked them how come I could not do it online he would just say, "We like to see you."

You could file a civil lawsuit against him regardless of whether the government ever proceeds with a criminal case.

At least make him pay for it.  This seems to be the Thai way of settling stuff.

extra hair gel before going out in the morning

7 hours ago, allane said:

I live in Bangkok.  I am unable to update my online notification after two or three attempts, checking for possible typing errors etc.   "Invalid ID/Password"

Any solution, other than going in in person ?

The last 2 times I had the same problem.   I clicked the reset password  link and set it to the same one and then it worked. 

On 3/2/2024 at 9:32 AM, tpbon said:

You talking about clubs in Pattaya or concerts? 5555

I'm talking about where I live locally in Ratchaburi.  Stuff like this: