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damascase
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We all have them, bad hair days.......
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The air is so much better here in Chiang Rai: ‘only’ 301 today at. 13.00h. Was 404 a couple of hours ago.........
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Today the air is very thick here in CR you could almost cut it. Drying your laundry outdoors results in a strong smell of smoke from it.
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37 minutes ago, JustAnotherHun said:
Farang's fault!
Fly Thai and the adventure is included:
That was a very bad one. With still 7 nautical miles - 12.5 km - to go, the plane was flying at 240 meters above ground.
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Early this morning in Chiang Rai. I’m seriously thinking of leaving......
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18 hours ago, webfact said:
The Pollution Control Department reported that air pollution in the North will tend to worsen this week
‘Pollution Control Department’??? Well, what’s in a name.......
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12 minutes ago, Yinn said:Last year thailand reduce the plastic.
This year will be air pollution.
Improving a lot. I love it!
You must be joking.......... improving anything regarding pollution requires law enforcement and that is almost non-existent in TH.
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4 hours ago, evadgib said:
The same Lord Pannick who represented Gina Miller in all things B-B-Brexit ????
I wonder who picked up the tab?
You surely does not miss an opportunity to shoot the messenger, don’t you. Saves you trying to understand the message.....
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Break failure - did the driver fail to take a timely break or did the brakes not work?
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5 hours ago, Tippaporn said:
Sorry if I object to the concept of unelected bureaucrats.
Are bureaucrats elected in your country?
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1 hour ago, Tippaporn said:Europe doesn't have a dictator. It has an entire commission of dictators. Must be maddening to be forcefully subjected to the diktats of unelected bureaucrats.
Congratulations with a very clear demonstration of your total ignorance of the EU and the way it works.
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39 minutes ago, nauseus said:
Really interesting. The expected biased, slanted rot from Gardening Today:
John Lichfield is a journalist(?) based in France and he calls the gilets jaunes "lefties"! ????
Yeah sure, the old game of shooting the messenger...........
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13 minutes ago, AussieBob18 said:
A free trade agreement with UK will be welcomed by Australia - our economic, social and military ties go back a long way and leaving the EU is something most Australians support.
Well, I think it is is quite safe to say that most Australians don’t have a clue about the EU, its role and how it works.....
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I can think of several products/commodities that Australia would want to export to the UK under a preferential tariff deal - but what UK products would be interesting for Australia? Keep in mind that products must be originating in the UK, or they won’t even qualify. So incorporating/using materials/components from the EU might mean non-elegibilty.
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One hour from now: BREXIT!
Cartoonist Bas van der Schot’s view in the Dutch ‘De Volkskrant’
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1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:Although the aim is to achieve a “zero tariff, zero quota” trade deal, the EU says that would also require “zero dumping”.
Any zero traffic deal will - in the framework of a WTO-compatible Free Trade Agreement - cover only products ‘originating’ in the UK/EU, which entails origin certification/verification. Not quite the same as the free circulation of goods within the Customs Union.
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2 minutes ago, melvinmelvin said:
if the French seafood industry get together on this and put pressure on Macron
this issue could prove rather tricky
French protesters don't give in easily - they are stayers
Cannot remember off hand if BJ has expressed a clear policy re UK waters
I haven’t noticed a clear policy on anything, yet........
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2 hours ago, Loiner said:So is Reuter’s slagging Boris for instigating the campaign, or for spending less than half the whole budget? Can they really not find anything specific to slag him off about, so resorting to just another general anti-Boris and anti-Brexit article?
How about slagging those who caused three years delay - the Remainers, the deniers, the fools.
So the blaming continues: it’s the fault of people with a different view............
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2 minutes ago, Maverell said:
5. The inspection of factories and the issuance of maintenance orders or prohibitions at factories emitting excessive pollution
I wonder where they will get dozens of qualified technicians from to do this? Or will it be someone driving by a factory to see if it is emitting black smoke?
They might be able to send someone to do the latter - and subsequently ignore it. Not unlike agricultural burning and black smoke belching busses, lorries and pick-ups are being ignored.
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‘Enforced’ is the keyword in the above statements. Who is going to force the relevant authorities to enforce rules and regulations when not even the simplest rules are being upheld........
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เรียบร้อย All set, all done
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’It will do so by upgrading standard to match those of the International Civil Aviation Organisation and developing a regulatory system consistent with international standards, he said.’
So he admits that Thailand is not applying the ICAO standards now - isn’t that a bit scary?
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All ATMs appear to be down (930 25th)
in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Posted · Edited by damascase
At the ATM outside a local branch office, this morning, I got the ‘communication error’ message on the screen twice, but at the third attempt it worked properly.
edit: Bangkok Bank