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Thailand: Russia-Ukraine tensions spill over to APEC
Lacessit replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
IMO Putin was never going to attend APEC. The risk of a coup in the Kremlin, or assassination while he is on foreign soil, is just too great. Russians are starting to understand what this war is really costing Russia.- 36 replies
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Indian tourist get BIG surprise on Beach road.
Lacessit replied to Social Media's topic in Pattaya News
IIRC the concept of zero was developed by the Arabs, not the Indians, before they became religious ratbags. -
Can Anyone Help Me Name Whatever Afflicted Me ?
Lacessit replied to allane's topic in Health and Medicine
AFAIK nobody recovers from hepatitis in 5 or 6 days, I have had several friends that were flat on their backs for a couple of months. -
Can Anyone Help Me Name Whatever Afflicted Me ?
Lacessit replied to allane's topic in Health and Medicine
IMO first step would be comprehensive blood testing, which can be done at a pathology lab for 2000 - 3000 baht. The lab will report normal ranges as well as results, so the OP can see for himself if anything is out of kilter, then seek medical advice. It may not be gout, because the first gout flare is almost always in a single joint, multiple joint flares come later. IIRC, I was prescribed indocid for my one and only gout attack about 40 years ago. A doctor diagnosing gout on the basis of BP, pulse and temperature is not one I would go back to. -
Indian tourist get BIG surprise on Beach road.
Lacessit replied to Social Media's topic in Pattaya News
As I understand it, some Indians and Arabs have a preference for anal sex. Not all of them, obviously, or their ethnic groups would become extinct. Apparently that, and skin color, is why some Thai women selling sex won't have them as clients. -
Working outside of Thailand
Lacessit replied to Alphim's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I would only be trying "it" if I was never going to return to Thailand. Please post examples of people who have been extradited from other countries to face charges in that respect. -
Here's a news flash, COVID is not over in quite a few countries, including Thailand. It keeps morphing into new variants. The data is saying an infected person is 70% less likely to infect others when wearing a mask, and an uninfected person is 30% less likely to become infected when wearing a mask. Anti-maskers don't like those facts, just as anti-vaxxers don't like the statistics that say vaccination reduces the risk of death or "long COVID" by an order of magnitude.
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Working outside of Thailand
Lacessit replied to Alphim's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
I am assuming the OP is a law-abiding citizen. AFAIK Thai jurisdiction stays within Thailand. -
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Within the bounds of normal courtesy. It's not rocket science.
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Assault on Kiev: Russian helicopters swoop above Ukraine's capital
Lacessit replied to Chris.B's topic in The War in Ukraine
IMO America has surveillance capability that can probably track every missile fired. The fact Biden said he did not think the missile came from Russia indicates it was probably fired by the Ukrainians defending against incoming missiles. It obviously would suit the Ukrainian book to have a NATO country hit by a Russian missile. Hiram Johnson was right when he said truth is the first casualty of war. -
I remember the Polestar EV that went across the Nullarbor in Australia, accompanied by a truck with a generator on board for recharging. A good thing the diesel powering the truck and generator was recycled fish and chip oil, not nasty fossil fuel. I have no doubt EV's will eventually reign supreme in urban environments, it's a no-brainer. Having said that, I doubt there will be a charging station at Wilcannia any time soon. The auto industry has had a century to work out how to store gasoline safely in an ICE-type vehicle. Batteries are stored energy, there's a ship at the bottom of the Atlantic attesting to that fact. Myth#1 is true if the power plant supplying the charging electrons is powered by fossil fuels, because that simply transfers the pollution from the vehicle to somewhere else. Myth #1 is false if the power is coming from nuclear or renewables. The world on average is still generating 60-70% of its electricity from fossil fuels. Looking at the Thai and Australian auto markets, the biggest sales are ICE behemoths - Hiluxes and D-maxes. Not everyone is convinced of how Myth #5 is relevant. Australia actually mines more lithium than the next two countries combined. IMO the big change won't come with vehicles. When households and towns are generating their own energy from renewables, then storing it in various ways ( including batteries ) that will turn current energy production and distribution on its head.
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Natural laxatives include sweet corn, okra and papaya. It is a good idea to abstain from eating anything with seeds in it ( e.g. tomato ) or whole grain breads for 3 - 4 days prior to the procedure, as they can collect in any diverticulae, and confuse the surgeon operating the camera.
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It may be cheaper to buy an inexpensive small vehicle ( 80,000 - 100,000 baht ) so the relatives have certainty of transport. Presumably there would always be a neighbor to drive it. The obvious solution is to get a taxi; however, that could get very expensive if the taxi driver has to wait around for a long time at the hospital.
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Donald Trump 2024: Why it will be harder for him to run this time
Lacessit replied to Scott's topic in World News
A lot of Americans react to the term socialism much like they react to the taste of Vegemite. Which is ironic, given the American military has many socialist features. Australia has had socialist governments on and off for many years, without doing us any harm. In fact, they are the governments most visible in terms of major reforms, whereas conservative governments are dedicated to preservation of the status quo. The most recent conservative government in Australia was also notable for its corruption. -
Donald Trump 2024: Why it will be harder for him to run this time
Lacessit replied to Scott's topic in World News
The spelling errors in your post do help me understand why you are a Trump supporter. It would be an interesting social experiment to measure the mean IQ of those Republicans who believe his claim he won, despite losing the popular vote by 7 million votes. -
Donald Trump 2024: Why it will be harder for him to run this time
Lacessit replied to Scott's topic in World News
The GOP has had the backbone of a jellyfish ever since 2014, terrified of losing his endorsement. They are now reaping what they sowed. I agree Trump would destroy the GOP if opposed, he takes vindictive to a new level. Running as an independent candidate would give the Democrats a cakewalk. I see a poster is claiming God is on Trump's side, perhaps he is not aware Trump has openly mocked the religious groups supporting him. God help America if he was to get back in. -
Ms Bobb is going to be thrown under a bus, it happens quite a lot with those employed by Trump.
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Don't you mean ex-President Trump, three-time loser?
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Gravity is only a theory too, but I can't find anyone willing to test its validity by stepping off a condo balcony 23 floors up.
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Thailand and Indonesia could soon become home for some lucky Aussies
Lacessit replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The coffee is usually lousy as well. Why people patronize Starbucks is beyond me, their product is so weak it needs to go on life support. -
You should go for the trifecta, be anti-fluoride as well. I can only agree with the first part of the sentence.
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I am trying to imagine what would happen if America lost its marbles, and returned Trump. Given his reputation for vindictiveness, IMO it would make the Nazi Night of the Long Knives look like a genteel tea party.