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  1. Maybe they are Trying to bring him down like they did before . Maybe he's being set up by some who don't like him . He must know something about some of the people in Power otherwise they would've put him Away a long time ago. As far as I know they haven't proven anything Yet.
  2. I tell you what we need and what theLaw should be . Dressing rooms /Toilets For biological sex.Men. Dressing rooms /Toilets For biological sex.Women. Dressing rooms /Toilets For Wannabes Uni sex Trans Male or Trans Female.
  3. Yep, Driving and stopping a Loaded Truck can be a challenge sometimes. Assistant Bot Aug 17 The stopping distance of a fully loaded semi-truck can vary based on several factors, including the truck's weight, speed, road conditions, and the type of brakes used. However, a general estimate can be provided. Weight: A fully loaded semi-truck can weigh up to 80,000 pounds (approximately 36,287 kilograms). Speed: For example, at 60 mph (about 97 km/h), the stopping distance can be significant. Braking Distance: The average braking distance for a fully loaded semi-truck at 60 mph is approximately 300 feet (about 91 meters), though this can vary. Total Stopping Distance: The total stopping distance includes the perception and reaction time of the driver (typically about 1.5 seconds). For a truck traveling at 60 mph, this adds roughly 132 feet (about 40 meters) to the stopping distance. Summary Braking distance at 60 mph: ~300 feet Total stopping distance (including reaction time): ~432 feet (approximately 132 meters) These values can change based on road conditions (wet, icy, etc.), brake condition, and driver reaction time.
  4. Upon further investigation, it was found that his wife Sirinadda Hakparn owned stocks in five companies worth over 10.17 million baht. On September 26, 2023, he told the media, "As for the source of the money, I can answer where it all comes from: By receiving an inheritance from my wife's father when he died. It's almost a billion baht already. The inheritance that I am about to receive from my mother-in-law, who manages the wealth, is worth nearly a billion baht."
  5. Spoken by a Politician ,That just means It's an Blatant Lie. Farmers will get Taxed one way or the Other.
  6. normally a PTO shaft has a Plastic cover to Prevent Accidents like this .
  7. Like they say ; It takes one to know one . You should know .
  8. Thai transwoman and foreign man clash on gender misunderstanding in Phuket. Don't they say;The costumer is Always Right? HE should've said that HE is a man in Women's Clothes. No Excuses Kick Him Out. For Male and Female sex together , One Wood is Enough.
  9. DUH,,,, We know that already for at least 50 + Years. Time that the government does something about this maybe in the Next 50 Years
  10. What does produce the So called Renewable/GreenPower? Everything that makes the power is Made by input of fossil Fuel,Right. There's No Green /Renewable Power ,only .some Dirty Grey power .
  11. Thailand Considers Law Revisions to Attract Foreign Real Estate Investment. Doesn't sound very promising. It will only be a lease one Never own the property no matter how they sugar coat it and one lose all the improvements made in the time of the lease. Win win for the state.
  12. AI Overview Learn more…Opens in new tab Yes, a license from the Chain Saw Registrar is required to own, manufacture, or import a chainsaw in Thailand. The Chain Saw Act of 2002 was created to conserve forest resources and prevent illegal deforestation.
  13. Chon Buri police arrest three for trafficking 10 year old Burmese girl. Only One way to deal with them . No excuses, Deprive them from Breathing our precious Oxygen.
  14. That would be a bit harsh don't you think. I think there would be many not getting paid at all and they would be relying on only donations.
  15. Are you Sure ? AI Overview Learn more…Opens in new tab Yes, Australian age pensioners living overseas, including in Thailand, receive the same pension increases as those in Australia:

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