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IMO that would include the MRI. Charging 150K baht for a biopsy and subsequent pathology would be daylight robbery.
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Prepping for pollution season in Chiang Mai
Lacessit replied to Old Curmudgeon's topic in Chiang Mai
I would add an independent air quality monitor to the OP's list, the meter on the air purifiers can be somewhat optimistic. Easy to buy on Lazada. Water misting does assist in reducing particle pollution, as they attach themselves to the water and are knocked out. IIRC that's why the Thai government wanted to use a fleet of helicopters with water bombs over Bangkok, although it always was a half-assed idea due to logistical problems. -
They voted for Trump because Americans may never be adult enough to accept a female leader, and the billionaire bucks lined up behind Trump because they could see what was coming if Harris got in. They will have the same chaos as with Trump's first presidency, with even less accomplished. History repeats itself.
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My father and mother had all their marbles when they died, genetics are on my side. Physical flaws are much more likely to do me in. If things go pear-shaped, and I doubt they will, there are at least two women who would want to care for me on the same terms. A pillow might be a blessing, eventually.
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Different cultures IME can coexist with each quite comfortably. The problems come when one culture starts thinking it is superior to the other one. If I stuck with my home culture, I would probably be shunted off to an aged care facility, to eat dog food for the rest of my life. In the Thai culture, my GF and her relatives will take care of me. Period.
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Would July -August be OK?
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Did you manage to avoid all the boring family trips?
Lacessit replied to Chris Daley's topic in General Topics
I distributed small cash gifts to my GF's relatives in the village, took her grandchildren out to lunch. The amount of food they can eat is impressive. That is the extent of my participation, I can't be bothered going out on New Year's Eve. Too many lunatics on the roads. -
Leftist governments in Australia brought in Medicare for every Australian citizen. Prescriptions cost $7.50, irrespective of manufacturer price. The Age Pension is available to everyone, subject to income and asset tests. There are carer subsidies, and disability pensions. Yeah, leftists must be insane. America is so much smarter.
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The author of this study has one publication- this one. The journal itself has an impressive name, that's all. Peer review by a panel of anti-vaxxers from varying backgrounds which have nothing to do with vaccines is not a peer review, it's bullsh!t. When this paper is published by The Lancet or Nature, I'll sit up and take notice. 10 minutes of my time wasted reading this tripe.
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Your post ignores the fact in democracies, mistakes are acknowledged, such as the My Lai massacre, and the downing of the Iranian passenger aircraft. Russia extends its paranoia to its own people. The personnel of the Kursk submarine which sank in August 2000 might have been saved, if Russian officials had not refused help from nearby vessels. It took 5 days for Putin, holidaying in Sochi, to authorize assistance from British and Norwegian divers. By then, it was too late. The usual deflection from a Kremlin troll.
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I am predicting most of the promises made by politicians in any country will not come to fruition. There are so many wild cards in politics, so I am not prepared to go further.
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Come on, the high horse phrase is starting to sound like a broken record. Stop coming the raw prawn.
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Should I buy a secondhand Neta V?
Lacessit replied to BritManToo's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
The least you should do is buy third party insurance, for damage to other vehicles. AFAIK government insurance only covers injury and death. Let's say your NETA is parked next to a couple of Mercs or Beemers, and you have a battery fire. Unlike an ICE fire at 900 C, a battery fire is 2300 C. Unlikely to happen, the risk is 50 times less than an ICE fire. However, if it does happen, you could be up for millions of baht for damage to other vehicles. -
Tax on the poor?: What's the cause of USA inflation?
Lacessit replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I quit when they brought in Hamiltonian quaternions. -
I have always wanted to visit Luang Prabang.
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Should I buy a secondhand Neta V?
Lacessit replied to BritManToo's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
I understand it's about 50% of the new car value -
Should I buy a secondhand Neta V?
Lacessit replied to BritManToo's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Nissan had a great reputation for reliability and durability. It all went to sh!t when they switched over to Jatco CVT's, which have a dismal reputation. By all means buy a Nissan if it has the older torque converter gearbox. Otherwise, steer clear. -
Should I buy a secondhand Neta V?
Lacessit replied to BritManToo's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
My mind is expanded to the point where I understand with available lithium, EV's at best can only replace 30% of ICE's. 10 new mines will have to be in operation every year, for the next ten years, for complete replacement to be achieved. You may be right about borrowed time. My estimate is 30 years. Happy New Year. -
It is not just air disasters. Russia has a history of suppressing the truth. It comes with a culture of paranoia and secrecy. News of the Chernobyl disaster was suppressed for 5 days, until the radiation readings from fallout in other countries made it impossible to conceal. The Novocherkassk strike of 1962 resulted in 26 unarmed protestors being shot dead by Soviet troops. The massacre was concealed by the Soviet government for decades. Now we have Putin, saying all is well with his special military operation. It would be most inconvenient if the real casualty figures ever saw the light of day.
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Should I buy a secondhand Neta V?
Lacessit replied to BritManToo's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
I am not anti-EV. I have consistently acknowledged EV's have major advantages in some attributes. The standard ICE warranty is 5 years and 100,000 km. The warranty holds even if the vehicle has half a dozen owners. Which raises the question of why Neta will only honor a warranty with the original owner. What do they know that we don't? Who apart from you on this thread has heard of Wuling, and what reputation has it established for after-sales service and reliability? Religions always have a problem with heretics and agnostics. Ev's are no exception.