pikao

If it's the old model with carburator, don't sell it. Where I live people are asking around 15k for it and get it

My suggestion, which will not bring the humidity down but keeps away the mold/fungus is:

open all the windows to create airflow. If you really need the aircon in one room, shut the door and windows when in use and open if not. I have a friend who has a similar problem in the bungalows of his resort. Bathroom is also a factor.

Otherwise you would have to shut everything and run aircon permanently

6 minutes ago, stevenl said:

With a legal fully functioning company there is no need for 90 days border runs

AFAIK you need 4 Thai (?) staff in your company to avoid border runs. Have some friends in the same situation. They have company/WP but now on amnesty as the can't leave

On 9/8/2020 at 1:30 PM, jmccarty said:

CBD and THC oils are now legal in Thailand by prescription.

3 hours ago, bronzedude said:

How can I get a prescription for CBD

I got a prescription from a doctor.....easy and only 200 Baht. Went to the local hospital that recently opend a new section for medical marihuana. Doctor in the hospital said: For Thai people only

Interesting news from CDC....I think

https://www.cbs42.com/news/health/coronavirus/new-cdc-report-shows-94-of-covid-19-deaths-in-us-had-underlying-medical-conditions/

"STINGER SUITS" from Australia are a good product. Also available in Thailand. They do look a bit "funny" but are very comfortable to wear. I have one

Have a look at https://www.motors.co.th/en/bikes/buying

1 hour ago, KohKood said:

But for me it looks like they planned that really well (EVENT201) and the world is fully screwed.

As you are already aware of certain things, this could be interesting too

https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2020060606

The Thai "ROYAL PROJECT" brand makes good Feta cheese (good price also) and I think "CAROLINE" brand is Thai too

Hi all,

does anyone of you have experience with one of these cars? There's a Mazda Tribute on sale that looks ok. 174000 km, 2004, 150.000 THB and also an Escape more or less the same. I favour the Mazda but as they are relatively equal (platform, engine) I wonder if some of you can tell me about fuel consumption, transmission problems and other possible issues and flaws.

Thanks in advance

https://www.lazada.co.th/-i220809174-s336800464.html?urlFlag=true&mp=1

Bought one like this two years ago (was about 1500 Baht by then) works well, easy to operate and comes with a function

to start the car directly from the device (could start even without or completely empty battery)

Asked and answered one million times, but I've lost my list of required documents for my extention of stay based upon marriage. Can one of you guys please post a link to the list and downloads.

Thank you

5 hours ago, Pravda said:

Germans State Pension is over 1,000 Euros a month and that is if you haven't worked a single day in your life.

 

Forget it.

On 4/11/2020 at 11:08 AM, rooster59 said:

He advised using floods of vinegar for up to 30 minutes to treat stings.

I'm posting this each time when there's something about bluebottle jellyfish. These are the ones where you should not use vinegar

Bluebottle stings - myDr.com.au

Had a similar "case" a few years ago. I live on Koh Phangan. The parcels came from Australia and were first held in Bangkok Customs and I had to go to Samui Customs Office to pay the duty. After that it was sent to my address. If Parcel2go is an agency you have to find out who the actual courier was and if it's held in customs or elsewhere. They should be able to tell you where it is....theoretically

Best of luck

Often asked, but I couldn't follow it up. I have to go to Europe next week (25/26.02) and have to get a re-entry permit. I will start from Koh Samui. Is it possible to apply for it at Samui Airport? The other option would be Suvanabhum but I've only got 1.45 h between flights. Is it doable?

Thanks

1 hour ago, Pan Wakka said:

Anyway, a beach, some coffees where I can write, some tourists and a gym to train Muay Thai. Not for me, my brother is a semi pro and would like to visit and train. Any Ideas?

Koh Phangan

AFAIK you can make the test until you succeed

On 2/4/2020 at 7:31 AM, bristolboy said:

Got a link? Looks to me like some highly massaged data taken from a denialist website. 

On 2/4/2020 at 7:51 AM, Salerno said:

Possibly a bastardised version of this?

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/8/2/024024

This is an edited re-post:

When this became popular I wanted to know more about the 97.1 % consensus amongst scientists. So I, naively, started a Google search: "how many climate scientists are there worldwide" or "number of climate s....." etc.

First page always shows: 97.1 % consensus, climate change etc. and the Wiki list gives you names of climate scientists over the centuries. Not my question. Anyway, I went a little deeper and came across the cook et al study (the study that's officially used) and the categories it's based on. If you want to know what it says exactly, look it up yourself. I make it a bit shorter

Categories:

1. Humanity is responsible for climate change (more than 50% human influence)

2. Humanity is responsible (without quantification)

3. Implies humans as a cause (without stating it)

4. No position/Uncertain (studies only on climate itself)

5. Implies humans have a minimal impact (proposing)

6. Explicit rejection (without quantification)

7. Explicit rejection (humans are less than 50% responsible)

The study was based on 11944 scientific articles. The percentages, numbers and grafics vary somewhat from platform to platform.

Numbers of articles that stated:

Cat.1      64 = 0.54%

Cat.2     922 = 7,72%

Cat.3     2910 = 24.36%

Cat.4     7970 = 66.73%

Cat.5     54 = 0.45%

Cat.6     15 = 0.13%

Cat.7      9 = 0.08%

2 and 3 are overlapping with 5 and 6 and should have been taken out of consideration as they do not say much.

What was taken out is Cat.4 as it tells nothing about human influence. Non voters are not counted.

Now we have 3896 articles out of 3974 that refer to Cat.1-3 and 78 to Cat.5-7. As said before the numbers vary in studies but here you got the  95+ % consensus (could be 97.1 as aggreed on). Is this science or an election?

I think we should do everything possible to save our planet. Best for us

I do certainly not believe in statistics of any kind.

https://www.mydr.com.au/allergy/bluebottle-stings

36 minutes ago, webfact said:

Thai Channel 7 said that initial first aid should be to flood the affected area with vinegar for at least 30 seconds. 

33 minutes ago, silver sea said:

Yes in BritEng, it is called “The Dutch Reach”.

 

It actually does work from the inside too. The "open window" technique was unknown to me. It does look a bit ridicoulos. And the rain...

On 1/16/2020 at 6:18 PM, gearbox said:

Thanks for the warning, do the current changes direction during the day or the tide?

Sorry, don't know