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For the money and the kilometres, IMO a good buy.

Exactly. I cringe when I see any of us talking loudly or shouting at a Thai, as if that helps the Thai person comprehend what they are saying.

She also does a very good mussuman curry, and a mean omelet. My main problem is getting her to cut back on quantity, she does not do small portions.

The half-life of THC is 25 - 36 hours. YMMV. You have measured your reaction times before and after smoking, to verify your claim you are not impaired?

I was talking about the gold sold in every shopping mall and gold shop. While you are correct, most people would prefer dealing with a bricks and mortar establishment.

Alcohol impairs reaction time even when imbibed below the legal limit. If you are driving with cannabis in your system, IMO you forfeit any moral high ground you may think you have. I do agree driving is quite relaxing, strange as it may seem on some of the most dangerous roads in the world.

Are you sure it's a Leaf, and not another model from the Nissan stable? Because everything I read online says the Leaf is full EV only.

I use the scooter for short trips, the car for longer trips, such as visiting friends in CM from CR. I've done multiple loops around northern Thailand. I would never get on a big bike, I know my limitations. IMO those who do have latent suicidal tendencies. I've driven through Bangkok once, that was enough.

Post intended to provoke, troll. Goodbye.

Two traffic fines in ten years, and you want to tar and feather me? Lay off the booze and pot, you've lost all sense of proportion.

Quite a few of them were on the company dime, working as a consultant for a month or two in each place. The rest, on my own dime for a minimum of two weeks. Don't you get tired of bruising yourself, jumping to fatuous conclusions? Troll someone else.

My point is I am a careful driver. Being accident-free in Thailand for 10 years is an achievement. If you want to do the holier-than-thou act, let me ask if you have ever driven a vehicle after imbibing. Or toking. I don't. It's not unlawful to use a mobile phone while driving here either. That does not mean it's a clever thing to do. You're fixated on obeying rules. I drive according to the road conditions. Can you honestly say you have never exceeded a speed limit?

Are you on some health food kick, GG? First peanuts, now soy milk.

Trump has previously employed illegal immigrants in his properties, so he is not exactly discouraging human traffickers. IIRC, he also said only mobsters take the Fifth. Then took it himself about 500 times, and will probably set new records when he's fronting current investigations.

Let's see - Timor, New Caledonia, South Africa, USA, UK, Spain, The Netherlands, Japan, France, Luxembourg, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand and Canada before Thailand. Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos and Hong Kong after. Enough said?

I enjoy bedding women, impregnating them is the furthest thing from my mind.

IMO there's not much point to the thread without that information. You may want to take a look at this Youtube video. I trust your luck holds.

Cost, odometer reading, make, model and year?

If it is smooth and not crunchy, you could always ask your massage lady to do an oil massage with it. Any other suggestions might get me suspended or banned.

I had motorbike licenses for Australia and Thailand. I let the Australian license lapse, as I considered driving a motorbike there to be too dangerous. I've been driving a scooter for more than 10 years here. I've never had an accident, so I must be doing something right.

I am absolutely gobsmacked as to why these appliances are not in Western countries, and in some cases against local regulations. The images of people fighting over toilet paper in supermarkets during the COVID era never happened in Thailand.

Most non-Australians react to Vegemite as if they have been poisoned. It's a food one has to be introduced to as an infant, definitely an acquired taste. IIRC, Elvis Presley died from a surfeit of peanut butter and banana sandwiches.

The shelf life of peanut butter varies, depending on how long it takes the peanut oil to go rancid. And whether it is sealed, or has exposure to oxygen. Rancidity is the result of the oil being broken down by oxidation to volatile fatty acids, which have a characteristic unpleasant taste and odor. Commercial peanut butter has a shelf life of 6 - 12 months, when stored in a cool dry place. It would be extended by refrigeration. Freezing peanut butter would make it very difficult to spread, and is probably unnecessary. Coconut oil is the most resistant to rancidity.

Shallow stung, eh? The truth hurts.

I have no knowledge of past flames, as I stay off social media such as Facebook, Twitter etc. Perhaps I did dodge a bullet, my ex-wife has advanced dementia.