Yellowtail

I would not say I've never seen a low railing here, but I certainly have not seen many. Can you provide an example of a hotel or whatnot where you've seen these low railings? I think the height of most people's center of mass is at their bellybutton, and it would be virtually impossible to fall or be pushed over a railing at or above that height.

Evidence they would just discount, because they are already convinced. Putting any effort into providing evidence to someone on a chat-board that that will not be convinced is a waste of time. Again, I have no interest in trying to convince anyone that thinks the US was never great to convince them that it once was. Even President Biden thinks (or at least pretends to think) it was a great country, he just thinks (or at least pretends to think) that it's still great.

They need more money.

The last Thai painter I had was great. Not a drop on the floor, and cut every bit of trim in by hand, almost no tape. A little spatter on the windows from the roller but he cleaned them up. But yeah, that's not real common, particularly when using laborers rather than tradesmen.

I have no interest in trying to convince anyone that thinks the US was never great to convince them that it once was.

When?

While I would agree that people generally seem more narcissistic every year, I would hardly agree men have become more "alpha" like, or that the deterioration of western society is because of men being too masculine. What do you base that on?

A pizza will do that if left in the fridge overnight.... If it loses calories in the fridge, I'm leaving everything in there for at least a week.

Which of course is not what the railing was designed for, and which would make a higher railing even more precarious.

Do you have anything that supports your claim that "...Thai rail height standards, do not exist.." and or that rail heights "...are, in most cases, too low, making it easy for people to go over."? I have not found this to be true in the time I have been here.

The court struck down something the President was trying to do illegally, not something Congress had passed into law. I'm surprised you didn't know that.

Wow, no facts provided, juet a link to an opinion piece, I'm shocked. It's one of those things "...that's widely understood to be true." by the left. Again, as the poor do not pay income taxes, by definition, tax cuts only benefit taxpayers, and as the rich pay a disproportionate amount of all taxes, usually the rich disproportionately benefit from tax cuts. I'm surprised you didn't know that. In any evert, the topic is whether it's fair for the President to use taxpayer money to selectivly pay off student loans. The court has already determined it was not legal. I do not think it's fair, but we all know fairness does not matter.

And if you die you don't have to pay the bill.

Was he 300cm tall? How high was the balcony? You crack me up.

I never have a problem with parking depth. It's the width that's the issue with the 'tuna.

Fortuner is only ~4.800, so it not that much shorter. Turning radius on the 'tuna is only ~5,800, what is it on the ZS?

If I could get the same Cigna policy I had when I was working for US$12,000 a year, I would take it.

I love this Lisle scraper, the blade locks in really great and I love the long handle. Perfect for windows and floors. Spare blades in the handle

Have you read the thread? Dude say she play with the same group all the time, and the biggest bill on the table is B100.

After you

During covid

Hey, aren't you the one that blames Thia law enforcement for all the motorcycle deaths? Now you're blaming Thai balcony for people falling from them?

The overseas number was much better when I used it.

What does that have to do with my post?

I ain't no Indian, but that sound like war talk to me!! I ain't no checker player, but it's your move...