
Lacessit
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Maybe so, but an air fryer basket IME is a hell of a lot easier to clean than an oven. I can't fit an oven into a kitchen sink, maybe that's my problem.
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You believe advertising? All cleaning products lower the surface tension of water, irrespective of whether they are "wax safe". That means increased capability of water to penetrate any crevices in a car body, hence increasing the risk of crevice corrosion. Google it. It's why I have only ever washed any car I have owned with plain water.
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I have been driving in Thailand for 12 years now, on a scooter and in a car, and have never had an accident. Apart from a very minor shunt which was not my fault. I would say that is reasonable evidence I am doing something right. While I can converse in Thai, I can't read it. Thank you for your concern, sometimes the unwritten road rules are more important than what you have posted.
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Trump calls for the termination of the Constitution in Truth Social post
Lacessit replied to Scott's topic in World News
Trump will say anything to stay in the spotlight and keep the funds rolling in. Heaven knows he needs it to pay his lawyers, who won't work unless paid up front. Given the number of lawsuits he is fighting, he needs every cent he can raise from his gulls. -
Whoever is the biggest, this is Thailand.
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Park under cover whenever possible, the sun is the worst enemy of paint. Tree sap, bird poo etc. should be avoided. Clean off road tar with turpentine prior to washing. Wash with clean running water only, car detergents promote corrosion. Use a chamois leather for cleaning, then dry off with the same chamois to avoid water staining. IMO further treatments are not necessary, modern auto paint systems are a clear coat over the stock color. A clear coat will last for a couple of decades if it is looked after.
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The possibility of fraud with WISE IMO is very unlikely. I don't deposit money with them, only use them to transfer money to Thailand. The transfer is made via an Australian subsidiary company. The regulators would be all over WISE like a cheap suit if they failed to make refunds to customers as the result of fraud. As another poster has said, linking WISE with Revolut is drawing a very long bow.
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Cod and Pollock fillets in Makro , don't be tempted
Lacessit replied to worgeordie's topic in Western Food in Thailand
I can remember buying a frozen fish meal here which caused me to void from both ends of my gastro-intestinal tract for about eight hours, at hourly intervals. Since then, if it is not fresh protein, I won't buy it. -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I am in the top 0.01% of the population for spelling and arithmetical accuracy, according to a HR person who tested me once. Knock yourself out looking for errors. There are now more than 18,000 posts of mine to go through, if you want to make it an obsession. ASEAN sometimes eliminates the spacings I make on paragraphs. Or sentences, if I feel it is warranted. It's a pretty lame retort anyway. -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I am stating facts, ignorance is not an insult. Although your post exhibits ignorance of spelling and the use of an apostrophe, fact again. If you throw money at educating poor people, the results will show up in the ensuing generations. It's no accident regimes such as Iran and Afghanistan actively suppress the education and equality of women. It's no accident Roman Catholic churches encourage procreation, and frown on contraception, in some of the poorest nations, because it perpetuates their constituency. -
Assault on Kiev: Russian helicopters swoop above Ukraine's capital
Lacessit replied to Chris.B's topic in The War in Ukraine
As Garry Kasparov has said, this is Russia's last winter. After that, there will be no market for Russian oil and gas in Europe, and no income. The Europeans will never allow themselves to be dependent on Russia again. True, India and China can pick up some of the slack. However, the logistics are formidable. Russia does not have the pipelines to India and China that it had to Europe, and those pipelines will take years to build. There is not enough shipping to cope with demand, and both nations will be screwing Russia on price. Posters that claim winter is Russia's ally forget Ukrainians have the same winter, and their troops are better clothed, fed, led and motivated. There's not going to be much of a market for Russian weapons either, after countries see how easily those armaments are being taken out on the battlefield. This war is going to get the same analysis from historians as the Charge of the Light Brigade, in terms of folly. There won't be any celebrations of Russian bravery, however. -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
We are 8 billion people out of ignorance. There is a proven inverse correlation of the number of children a woman has against her level of education. The less education she has, the more children she will have. That study was published in The Economist some 40 years ago. If you are saying religions do not foster, promote and sustain ignorance, you have come to the wrong address. -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I'm not rich because of my own decisions. I know a person who is when he followed my advice. I got married instead. Aren't you the guy who was bringing out the tar and feathers for my going off topic? -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I agree. 50 - 100 years. By 2050, modelling of the Tibetan glaciers predicts water that supplies the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Mekong rivers will be halved in volume, and there are over 1 billion people who depend on those rivers. -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
We are all one of a kind, some are just more successful than others. -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I am a believer in the Gaia hypothesis, at some point the planet will bite us on the bum in retribution for what we have done to it. -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Ah, the forum police have arrived...... -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Money is my servant. As long as I have enough, I don't need more. Elon Musk is a good example of selective intelligence. Einstein was naive when he attempted to become a social scientist. -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I am referring to sociopaths and psychopaths, whom unfortunately seem to make up a fair proportion of our leaders. -
Are we living in the Matrix?
Lacessit replied to Phnom Penh Trader's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
We certainly have those among us that believe they can simulate a range of emotions. -
Horses for courses, IMO an air fryer is ideal for a condo kitchen when the condo itself is 35 sqm. 56 L sounds like you have the Russian Army to cook for. I use an olive oil spray in the non-stick tray to avoid sticking, and marinade every meat I cook. I don't use oil other than as stated. I have not experienced dryness or uneven cooking, and I'm using the most basic air fryer there is.