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Yes a pre-emptive strike at inflation by raising interest rates substantially is the right way to go. But then businesses will complain about the high Thai baht....
BTW looking around supermarkets, I cannot see inflation at 2.7%, not when I take into account smaller pack sizes on many items. Food inflation has to be 10-15% at least.
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Does this mean that the use of English will be upgraded and that people who actually know how to code will be hired (ie the detested foreigners), so that government websites actually function as they are supposed to??????
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The first helpful step from the authorities.
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8 hours ago, Led Lolly Yellow Lolly said:
Whatever goes on between consenting adults is nobody's business but theirs. The legal status of marriage however is for wider society to settle. Myself, I feel there must be limits or you'll get people wanting to marry their dog, or their bicycle, or their lava lamp. Human nature being what is is, not everyone can be pleased, and millions of years of evolution are not going to be dismissed by some silly 21st century social construct, no matter how accommodating.
Very sensible.
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He said that a hallmark of the RTP was its upstanding nature.
What can one say?
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I went at lunchtime.....I didn't think it was good value.
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20 hours ago, shady86 said:
All diesel sold are biofuels, B7 with 7% palm oil, b20 with 20%. Palm is actually more expensive per liter than pure diesel but the gov subsidies them all these while until it's not sustainable anymore.
Does this mean that when I put regular diesel in my truck, I am actually putting B20 in?
I won't use B7 because it is more expensive that what, I assumed, was regular diesel. I always go to the pump that just says 'diesel' in Thai script. The attendants always try to redirect me to the B7 pump which was, until recently, about 3 baht or 10% dearer. I assumed they were trying to upsell me.
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Sounds like a ploy to avoid having to do anything now. Sort your own mess out first, Thailand. Get your police working to arrest farmers who start fires.
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12 minutes ago, kingstonkid said:
it is going to be a very quiet NYE if you can not go anywhere to celebrate.
I thyink the reason for the closure has not hing to do with covid but a lot to do with being able to have a year that people can advertise less deaths on Thai roads.
It is to keep the drink and drive people happy and nothing else.
Wonder how many hiso people will have parties at home
We will
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On 11/24/2021 at 10:20 AM, tomacht8 said:
23423 Baht per piece.
Are these originals?
Or China Copies?
Good job they were buying in bulk and got a great discount. Think of the money the government and taxpayer could save if they put a negotiator into the buying department.
Anyway, I'm glad that these folk who are doing such a fine job, don't have to fork out for their own iPhoneys.
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Where's the photo of the BIB standing around the stash pointing?
I suspect that when they test the coke, it will likely be talcum powder worth 1 baht instead of 1 million.
Poor Mr Joe with 6 Grams of cocaine? Nabbed a major dealer there. I guess they are 'keeping us safe' as the Americans, that's all I'm worried about.
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17 hours ago, blackprince said:
The English Proficiency Index is the most methodologically flawed test around. Serious linguists wouldn't touch it with a barge pole. From their own website:
"The test-taking population represented in this Index is self-selected and not guaranteed to be representative. Only those who want to learn English or are curious about their English skills will participate in one of these tests. This could skew scores lower or higher than those of the general population." Not 'alf guv.
A more telling comparison would be with the number of westerners who gain any Thai fluency after years or decades of immersion in the Thai language.
Do you have a better test and survey? This tallies with my own experience in Europe expcept that I would have ranked Sweden somewhat higher. In Asia, the top Asia nations all were former colonies and many still have English as a recognised language of the state.
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17 hours ago, Thunglom said:
Every year it is the same single source and a company involved in selling English Education.
We really need a better analysis.
Would you disagree with the conclusion that overall Thais have very poor English skills? I don't, but I noted that all at the top of the list have been British or American colonies.
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Great, let the poor Swiss be bored stupid by the inane ramblings of this idiot.
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I would suggest the opposition bring a motion to extend retroactively the stature of limitations on the negligent driving charge to 50 years. Let's see if Prayut and co continue to cover for this creep.
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Why do the media give this clown any air time. It seems that whenever he is ranting there is some journalist there to report the nonsense spouted out. Message: we know he does not know anything and is an idiot....alcohol relaxes throat and lets COVID enter more easily (what rubbish)
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4 minutes ago, Gsxrnz said:
Pre-paying for anything in Thailand is a recipe for disappointment.
You betcha! But my wife ordered and paid for it, for the whole family before she even told me.
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I suppose the police will have to avoid all contacts with Austria in case the Austrians let slip where he is hiding.
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I think the opposite. After a couple of years of quiet roads we are now back to major roads clogged with over-loaded trucks driving in the right hand lane.
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20 hours ago, candide said:
It sounds like a joke but it isn't. The strategic plan is inscribed in the law and, as the national strategic committee, is one of the instruments allowing to bypass or oust an elected government which would not be of the right colour.
Scary isn't it?
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Why have you put table tennis in parentheses? Is it a euphemism for some sort of kinky sex?
Why not buy a table and play at home?
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Why is electricity so expensive in Thailand? For me a/c is essential for quality of life and I get stuck with truly massive bills. It is my biggest bill, bigger than my car insurance, but I get it every month instead of every year. I need a smaller house.
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But TAT don't want the type of tourists that patronise Bangla.
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Prices of Land in Issan
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Were you introduced to this land/owner by your family? If so, it sounds like a scam by your family, sorry to say.