bangsaenguy

Lots of people who have the lifetime licenses bought them and never did a test.

I'm all for it make it an even playing field.

Interesting. I am sure you have a source identifying how many have lifetime licenses without taking a test or are you just talking out of your a..?

There is a camping type shop in Seacon Square. Not sure if they carry Coleman

Actually a good idea. When I have similar items sent from the US, I have them sent via the postal service. No customs. Hopefully, Australia has a similar deal. With USPS I can have a box sent for about $70. Vitamins are so expensive in Thailand that I save money and get what I want. Try to avoid DHL, etc. You will get stuck will a bill.

I think most of the above places have stainless. The OP is clearly looking for silver.

My wifw says she knows of nothing the meets your criteria. Not sure that means that it does not exist. She hasn't had too much free time to look I don't think

30 day VOA? Something new? Never heard of one.

Dave is right. At Mata Hari smoking allowed in the bar. Restaurant is separate. Great food.

Mood: I looked for that a few weeks ago but must have driven right by. Was really in the mood for some blues.

Just ask one of the nana plaza ladyboys, they'll, know

How long did it take you to think of such a helpful post? You should applaud yourself on your contribution. You are really an asset to the forum.

My wife hooks up landlords with clients in Bang Saen. She may know. I sent her an email

Get off the bus at the stop light by Galaxy and catch a song teaw. Right at the roundabout and Tide is not far

How often do they do promotions? I've been watching the site for a new 55" TV

My wife of 15 years and I still occasionally hold hands while walking. I hope this does not offend the OP greatly. To the OP: try holding hands with a female sometimes. It's not as bad as you think

They hang people in Texas for any number of reasons, but even there I don't thinks you'll get offed for using non-real and authentic ingredients in the chili

Sorry, I should have written, South Texas.

Well, that explains it then.

Might get hung there for using salsa made outside Texas

I don't think I have ever seen an external visor in Thailand. As above, dark tint on the top works ok

Don't they hang people in Texas who put beans in chili. No wonder the guy came to Thailand. Probably on the run.

They should. As a Texan, I cringe at the very thought, especially baked beans. That would just kill the taste. A few more jalapenos maybe

When is the motor show?

Wheels...where to start

Rims:

1) The bolt pattern must match (they do) 6X139.7, they will physically slide on the hubs

(exception to this is the stud or nut type, some hubs have holes, some have lugs)

2) The offset is way off according to the data above

3) Load rating for the weight of your car

Tyres:

1) Again load rating

2) overall circumference of the tyre as you don't want it to rub on the body when turning

It is possible to jack out the offset by the use of spacers, but they will be unhealthy for your wheels, axle and hubs, you may also need longer studs or bolts.

Just because they will 'go' on your car doesn't mean they should be put on for safety reasons check it out. I have seen more than a few completely strip their mags by not doing their homework.

Oz

Sounds like sound advice. Thanks

Thanks. I will check the site. Wheels are from a new Ford. Want to use on a 7 yo Vigo

If I were you, if you can go along and see if they can physically fit.

I am in Qatar. Will keep the wheels and try when I get back. Guy at the shop says they won't fit but it appears he may be wrong

I have a 3.2 Wildtrak and put 16" offset rims on it to sit low and wide. My wife has now claimed it as her own and wants 18s. Bought of course. I have the old Vigo and thought I might dress it up a bit. Next stop Carryboy to buy a tonneau cover

Thanks. I will check the site. Wheels are from a new Ford. Want to use on a 7 yo Vigo

Are Ford 16" pick up wheels interchangable with Toyota? Talking aftermarket if that makes a difference

Baked beans sounds like the cooking style rather than type of beans.

The dish is not baked.

Beans are an option.

Traditionally there are no beans.

Versions here will have beans.

+1. Beans do not belong in chili con carne. I do have to cook it differently in Thailand as my wife can't eat beef. Porks works ok

Villa Pattaya often has corn meal. My wife loves cornbread

Any idea when the Note 4 will reach Thailand. Gotta have one. I am working in Qatar and not here yet either

I doubt the stuff is legal. Can't this be turned to a drug thread? C'mon, I know you can