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The joggers and exercisers in Benjakiti Park still pause in the morning when the anthem plays. Well, as of two years ago when I was staying next to the park and goin there every morning.

I want to make the best deal I can. So I use a Charles Schwab Bank account that reimburses ATM fees each month. Nice to see someone standing up for the poor put upon banks though.

Where do you get that cash? Print your own? I get my cash from an ATM, hence the fees.

No waiters, waitresses, cooks, landscapers, construction workers... ... no doubt they will be given day passes.

Cuz "drugs is good", you can't change that. People like the short term effects of recreational drugs. If coffee was outlawed only outlaws would have dolce gusto machines. Some drugs are more benign than others but nearly everyone uses some kind of mood altering drugs.

Clearly he is saying he has never encountered an American pretending to be Canadian.

Interesting comparison for those expats who complain of feeling unwelcome in Thailand. The Mexican example is what it really looks like when you are unwelcome.

Meh, "every other week or month, either a politician or monk is the headlines for unscrupulous acts" pretty much everywhere just substitute religious leader for monk.

You get your OTPs on this service? That's really what I need? The ads say you can call or text to US numbers but don't mention receiving calls and texts.

Like the sign on Walking Street says: Good guy goes to heaven, Bad guy goes to Pattaya. Are you still confused?

Do you mean anti-inflammatory? Cuz Naproxen is an NSAID, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (D for I dunno). I don't think it's an antibiotic.

AS far as diclofenac Gel YMMV. Read several posters here have had good results, me included.

Ibuprofen, naproxen, and diclofenac (all NSAIDs) do not directly affect the adrenal system, but they can interact with it in indirect or secondary ways, especially with long-term use or in people with certain conditions. Do NSAIDs affect adrenal hormone production directly? No — NSAIDs do not directly suppress or stimulate adrenal hormone production. They don’t act on the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis like corticosteroids do. Maybe you are thinking of corticosteroids. Are you a Seventh Day Adventist or something?

I agree, the recommended amount is way more than I need. In fact it would not be absorbed even with extensive rubbing it in. I have found the less expensive difelene to be just as good as Voltaren, I believe the ingredients and concentration is the same.

Topical diclofenac, (Difelene) and ibuprofen tablets work fairly well for me. But after reading here will be trying naproxen.