Scott Tracy
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4 hours ago, hotchilli said:
Deep joy again in the land where no floods were promised this year.
Ah, but it's not a flood, it's a deluge. Big difference.
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Insurance company ignores court order. What happens now?
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15 hours ago, johng said:
Don't worry there will be no floods this year ( in Bangkok) and remember even though the roads are flooded it is not flooding but merely water water waiting to drain away
Ah yes. His PMness said so, didn't he. There will be no flooding in Thailand this year. As you say, a surfeit of water, waiting it's turn to make its way to the sea.
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Regretably, inconsistency among countries is rife. One country's fully vaccinated doesn't mean another will accept it. We look at Anutin and his foray to Switzerland to see the stupidity that runs the world.
I guess as it just <deleted> up people, the powers that be, really don't care. I suggest it is politics, rather than scientific evidence. I point to England, specifically. They are the only country within the UK not recommending home working. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland health departments are recommending it, in line with scientific recommendations to reduce the spread of the Omicron variant.
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I was under the impression that gamb!ing, as an addiction, was never reformable. You just went from day to day, like an alcoholic, but it appears I'm wrong. Medical interventions exists, apparently, along with behavioural therapy.
Who knew? Sounds like I could get a job, if only I was allowed to work...
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Solar lights affecting the rice crops, no water in the irrigation canal. 2km long 'embankment'...
Blimey. How do else lights affect rice crops, do they make the crop grow at night?
It doesn't look like there needs to water in the irrigation canal, plenty of water in the fields. Rice is cut now, anyway.
Nobody knows how a 2km long road was built, along an embankment? Dang, someone do that here. Just dirt and mud on the way to the wife's 3 rai of empty fields.
Ps... How was the picture taken? Drone?
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34 minutes ago, The Hammer2021 said:
Very worthy legal point BUT not fair on the people who run the restaurants. It's only entitled foreigners who won't work with the informal system.
There we have the nub of the problem. Laws don't apply in the 'informal' system, when it suits whoever is breaking them. Block the highway, block the footpath, the proprietors don't care. Nor do the punters. Double parking is de riguer. And, regretably, people who advocate 'informal' systems only tend to make things worse.
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30 minutes ago, The Hammer2021 said:Very worthy legal point BUT not fair on the people who run the restaurants. It's only entitled foreigners who won't work with the informal system.
There we have the nub of the problem. Laws don't apply in the 'informal' system, when it suits whoever is breaking them. Block the highway, block the footpath, the proprietors don't care. Nor do the punters. Double parking is de riguer. And, regretably, people who advocate 'informal' systems only tend to make things worse.
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Stop using bleach in your hair. Stop using hair colour, too.
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Let me know when a pickup, less than 800,000 is on the market. Let me know also, when a 100 amp, 300 volt charger is available at PTT. One that doesn't stop working because of a thunderstorm 20 miles away...
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No one thought of that when where loads of people travelled to their home villages to vote?
New year is coming, more people travelling again... Spread it round the country and watch the uptick in numbers after this weekend and new year.
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No one thought of that when where loads of people travelled to their home villages to vote?
New year is coming, more people travelling again... Spread it round the country and watch the uptick in numbers after this weekend and new year.
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When asked, do you watch pornography, 45.86% of people said yes, the others lied.
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Rare? Depending on what sort of bottlenose dolphin it was. Least Concern or Near Threatened. Interesting concept, near threatened. Next on the list to least concern and vulnerable.
Anyways, I digress. Rare my backside. Might be rare in the sea around Chonburi, but that is probably because the pods have learned to stay away.
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Ah, but it could be the truck and trailer driver's fault, for failing to stop legally while breaking down.
I was under the impression that if a vehicle decides to break down, it doesn't always do so on the hard shoulder.
Failing to use his hazard lights, failing to rope off his trailer, ahh yes, failing to put the obligatory tree branch down on the road. Failing to get out and walk down the road 30 meters and signal a broken down truck trailer.
For goodness sake. Really?
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I have to say. I don't care.
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2 hours ago, hotchilli said:
Yeah, I'm sure an American from Alabama trying to teach English would go down well.
Ooh, bitchy...
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23 hours ago, Mango Bob said:
I bet we are worst then the Thais.
Certainly, are you sure you speak English...
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So, use of hair colour has <deleted> all to do with it?
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I suggest it matters not where Boss is. The RTP have no intention of bringing him back. Too many worms in too many cans...
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Wear masks at all times unless in situations where it would be injurious to health.
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9 million paid...how many shots delivered?
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<deleted> stupid thing to say. Of course it's politics. What else would it be? Gardening?
Just be aware, this is what the world perceives Thailand not too be. Democratic.
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It's not a flag she is standing on. A flag is a piece of fabric, usually square or quadrilateral, colourful and full of symbolism.
We used to call Trooping the Colour tramping the rag....we being some of Her Majesty's forces not being part of the Household Division.
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Kamala homeowner told to pay B50,000 to remove water-vending machine blocking the driveway
in Phuket News
Posted · Edited by Scott Tracy
Edited, as I read the Phuket News full story.
it appears the machine is on someone else's land in front of the land she owns. I suggest she moves the driveway.
Cannot access your property across someone else's land, without an easement or some form of agreement, which, I suggest, would include not installing stuff to prevent access...