Nicebus

It only cold sore.

MG was a nice English car.

Sold to china .

Now you want to buy a Chinese car with an MG badge ?

Why not....they gave us the Kung flu.  why not support them and buy their cars.

I would rather walk.

29 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

True, but kids can pass it on to their parents/grandparents.  That said, schools will have to re-open or the consequences are likely to be even worse.  Social-distancing in Thai schools will be near impossible, but hand-sanitising and masks may help a little.

Thats true and possible.

But I cant find any recorded cases where little johnny went to school, caught the virus, then came home and killed Grandma.

This pandemic panic has blurred much of the general populations sense of rational proportion.

Reality check.

How many kids have caught this virus from kid to kid contact ?

Over it.

Australia

My brain hurts

Settle please.

No new cases in China today.

Its just the flu <deleted> !!!!

If you are reasonably fit and healthy you might get it.

Cough and splutter for a week then all better.

If you are old with pre existing conditions it might hit you harder.

But thats the way the flu cycle works every year.

Media got a lot to answer for in the wash up of this hysteria.

Ever wonder why NO ONE under 10 years of age has died from this virus. ??

Why 82% of deaths have been elderly males with pre existing conditions !!

Just wondering. Please dont have a hissy fit at me.

10 hours ago, murikamba said:

I applaud these Thais who are doing great service in catching farangs on overstay. Farnags think this is his country but it is not. My question is how does others know he is on overstay unless he talks to vilagers how easy to hide in rural areas without police permission (that is what Thais think of Immigration).

Overstay yes.

But really and honestly what harm was he doing.

Not costing Thailand anything and presumably spending his pension here. 

Harmless bloke in my opinion.

On 1/6/2020 at 1:12 AM, Bruce Aussie Chiang Mai said:

Only one thing work, light goes red tyre spikes pop up. Next thing open a tyre store near pedestrian crossing.

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Well, that has certainly made my day.

Hi.

I was having similar probs to you with my "Husky" saw.

A new carby sent from australia was going to cost $110.00 (aud).

I took a gamble on e bay and got a carby, spark plug and gaskets for under $20.

Carby looked identical to the factory item.

An hour to fit with a couple of bevvies ( didnt touch the mixture or idle screws ), now it starts 2nd or 3rd pull with a bit of choke and revs and idles perfect.

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Carburettor-Fuel-Filter-For-Husqvarna-50-51-55-

Anyone know if there is a skate park anywhere around Yasothon to Roi Et area.

Thanks

On 11/25/2019 at 4:42 PM, ramrod711 said:

I appreciate that I've been allowed to stay here, I feel very unappreciated for the contributions I have made. My wife has a home which I can never own, she has money in the bank, property, health insurance. I send money to her parents, more than their Thai old age pensions amount to. Every year we help her nieces and nephews with schooling expenses, her parents with medical expenses and we make supply run once a year. I'm not asking for thanks, a pat on the back or a welldone! It would be nice to not get kicked out of the country because I can't get health insurance though. Just sayin'.

The contributions made to thai society and its people should be recognised more. A lot of people in the same position as this.

On 4/13/2019 at 6:05 PM, sammieuk1 said:

Oh well have another go next year and 105 is no wonder having witnessed some of the absurd driving lunacy today????

Today i looked on "You Tube Thailand dash cam crashes "

Appalling really

Impatience.

Disregard for anyone else.

Inattention.

Not driving to the conditions.

Etc etc.

Ive been coming here for 15 years and sorry to say I cant see it ever changing in my time.

Hi

Anyone know the phone number for Isaan Motors in Ubon please

On 1/28/2019 at 10:44 AM, khwaibah said:

Bought my three wheel electric scooter at Big C Surin a while back about 35K Company that's sell them is L&P Monkey Shop. https://www.facebook.com/lpmonkeyshop/  Info. Street legal no dl of any kind required. You can but I don't take out on the main road. I ride on side roads with no problems. 60kmh is top and I give it a weekly charge. If you contact L&P they well tell you where to buy.

 

60 kph....I'm astounded !!!

Are you sure about that ?

I checked eveywhere b4 buying this one and 30 k was the max any could do.

Mine looks same as in your pic....Maybe you have better gearing or w/e

I'm envious.

On 1/12/2019 at 10:33 PM, sirineou said:

Two ways to attach pictures

One is left click on image, chose "copy image" then paste in reply window.

The other is, save picture in your files, then chose "choose files" from the bottom of your reply window and attach picture,

Good Luck 

 

Bike arrived from Lion in BK

Goes ok..3 forward gears + reverse.

Does 28kph in 3rd gear.

Bit bumpy to ride and have to be careful turning on a sloping surface as it feels like it could tip.

Great around the village.

Soi dogs are dumfounded with the "no engine noise"

Most yelp and scurry away (BONUS !!)

Looks like charge will last 2/3 days with average use.

I have tried to attach a photo of the ones I'm looking for but cant 

On 1/11/2019 at 9:11 PM, DILLIGAD said:

Seen them in a lot of BigC ‘s (Ubon/Sisaket for instance)
Thanks for replies.

Are the ones at the Big C full size scooters but electric with two wheels at the back ?

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Hi.

Anyone know where I can buy an electric 3 wheel scooter between , say Kon Kaen and Ubon ?

They are available in Bangkok through a shop called Lion Bike but I was hoping to pick one up out this way .

Better also for warranty and maintenance if i go local.

The old Ya Ya ( 80 ) has outgrown ? her normal Honda scooter and i"m  chasing something a bit more user friendly.

She just potters to the temple and local shops , but it helps her independence.

Anyone had their gall bladder removed ?

If yes , did it improve your health and well being ?

Any downsides ?

If given the option would you still have had it removed ?

Just now, Nicebus said:

Interesting

If wife Thai , then maybe you can bring in a car . Maybe.

I want to bring in my VU SS Commodore ute with twin turbo 6.2 litre power ...pretty please ... brown envelopes ok. 

3 hours ago, malco said:

if the car is reg in your wife name and she is the owner.she can import the car back to thailand,and there is no import duty to pay.It must be in her name for more than one year,

Interesting

If wife Thai , then maybe you can bring in a car . Maybe.

21 hours ago, BritManToo said:

I would say 'not', but you sound the same as me.

I'm drunk every day, I like being drunk, thought about it for a while, and decided why not, you gotta die of something.

A sensible reply for once