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Nemises

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  1. Absolutely 100% true…. and here’s video proof! Right at the start of video look for the 23 seconds left on the clock that the pedestrian has to safely cross the road with the traffic on a red light. E5426DFB-36FA-4DF1-A1AC-C430B769C4FC.mov
  2. What I want is to see videos of you at your high-jumping classes! 😂😂😂
  3. You said “bye bye” but YOU keep coming back lol. 😂 Thanks for FINALLY answering! Good luck with that high jumping!!! That’s hilarious 😂 Stay safe ..or in your case …stay fit!
  4. Oh dear. A motorcyclist boasting about "40+ years experience" can't answer what to do when at a red light without cover! Too funny. BYE BYE!
  5. Calm down. Simply asked a question about a motorcycle red light situation. Didn’t realise a question would ruffle so many feathers! Have a nice day ✌️ And stay safe!
  6. No one said otherwise! The question was simply: how does ‘40+ years experience & commonsense’ save someone on a motorcycle stopped at a red light when you stopped to the extreme left , have no cover and are hit from behind from a fast-moving heavier vehicle?”.
  7. Stopping at a red light without cover is hardly a “what if” … it’s common! Appears your “40+ years experience and common sense” won’t save your life in this common occurrence. Stay safe!
  8. Yes but the question was about how your “40+ years riding experience and common sense will help keep you alive” in that particular situation you were given.
  9. Thanks 🙏 So, for example, you are stopped at a red light - just you, no other bikes or cars for “shelter”. You have done the sensible thing and stopped your bike to the extreme left of the road - with no escape route possible on this particular occasion due to cross traffic or whatever. A distracted, speeding ute driver (common on Thai roads) still manages to slam into the back you - but you survive! How do you avoid this from happening again?
  10. Been riding almost daily for 40+ years, and more than half of those here in TH. Defensive driving and a bit of common sense will keep you alive, or at least increase your chances. Agree about using common sense etc, but curious to know how you defend yourself against a heavier, thus deadly for you, vehicle from slamming into the back of you? (Which is common, more so these days, with every 2nd Thai driver playing on their phone…who isn’t already drunk, drugged, speeding etc.)
  11. There are AN members who ride motorcycles on these deadly roads. Amazing.
  12. Credit card for me thanks! Have lost count on the refunds (credit card provider chargebacks) I’ve had from inferior products being delivered. Get all my money back and get to keep the “inferior” product too! 😎
  13. Exactly! My phone’s download speed at my BKK residence (where I get 5G) is over 900 Mbps and only 20 Mbps (4G) at my farang land residence. Yet I cannot notice any difference in the speed in any of the phone apps, some of which are online live interactive games and streaming of live TV, sport etc. IMO the hype around obtaining supersonic-fast internet speed (and the associated costs) for phone internet is not justified.
  14. “Right now 40-44 C. Air unbreathable. haha fact.” Air conditioners and air purifiers are available in Thailand. Haha fact.
  15. You are WRONG! He ate it himself whilst I had him tied to it when I went to the bathroom.
  16. 16 month old boxer. He eats the bench seat at the local park. He eats trees. He stops and lays down in the middle of the road.
  17. And I’m like ‘yeah sure, whatever you reckon 👌’ lol
  18. Sounds like you hadn’t yet qualified for portability. Correct?
  19. No tax is payable for AU OAPs living in Thailand unless you declare that you are no longer an AU resident. Not many do, if any.
  20. Yes, but only if you tell AU that you’re no longer a resident. Not many do, if any.
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