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Maybe he's saying Thais are 'childlike'. Something that many people find endearing about them.

Indeed it is; it's the Thai way!

I'm sure you've made some good points, but the lack of paragraphing doesn't make me want to try to read what you've written.

25c all night.

Once or twice a week. I try to limit eating it as it's full of sugar, sodium/MSG.

Good news about the same-sex marriage bill, though. 👏

If that's what you're after, it's easily done.

In Laos/Isaan that's the favoured way to prepare it ('moo' not gai')

Why should Thailand be any different to all the other countries in Asia affected by pollution? India and China have it a lot worse.

For you, maybe. Perhaps you should get out more?

The latter...

Potential EV newbie here: Is having an at-home charger essential? How much does at-home charging add to the domestic electricity bill? Are there numerous charging points all over Thailand? How much does it cost to charge at a public charging point? For a budget customer, is BYD the way to go?

Didn't the pandemic finish years ago?🙄

Well said. Raw beef is a staple of Japanese and Italian cuisine, as well as French. Why would eating it in Thailand be any different. Thais love their raw food, prawns/shrimps not to mention 'larb moo'.

To experience and enjoy the famous Pattaya nightlife.

It's ridiculous putting this in the Bangkok Forum, when it's a Thailand wide issue. Maybe there should be a separate PM2.5 Forum with daily updates for those who are interested?

Along with 70 million other people...

Biden will hang on (if he can) until the Convention. Then he will allocate all his delegates to an anointed successor, who will have agreed in advance to keep Kamala as VP. Ideally Michelle Obama, but if she can't be persuaded, Gavin Newsom.

It's disgusting but just something people have always had to take precautions (masks, air purifiers) against and live with. In the past we were none the wiser as there was no social media publicity; now every time it hits red, there's a panic!

It hasn't changed. If you're British by Descent you cannot pass on your citizenship to children born abroad. However, there are exceptions so definitely worth pursuing.

I'm sure she'd rather see Harris or Newsome (or better still M Obama) and there's a good chance of that happening. Anyone but the orange man.

No. Just the blue book and government issued insurance.

Congratulations Taylor - you won the Superbowl, now for the election.

Your daughter is British by Descent so cannot pass on her British citizenship to her daughter, if she too was born in Thailand. Technically, anyway, but there may be a way round it if you consult a specialist.

Good to know, thanks. I'm surprised the fussy French accept English or Thai and don't demand Francais!