Bruno123

8 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Horses for courses, croissants are off my menu list too.

Perhaps you are also missing my point about having one less variable, it's called the KISS principle.

I haven't missed the point, I am writing from experience. The full product, at the same price, is much more versatile. It's not a criticism; it's information. Do with it what you will.

For the third time, good luck with your air fryer and I hope it works out for you. 

2 minutes ago, Siam Buds said:

If u want cheap and good weed just plant auto seed like fastbuds it's 380 for 1

 

U get a lot.of cheap and good weed win win

Stop posting nonsense. This is a thread to share links to inexpensive 'good enough' herbs.

If you don't have anything to contribute, then perhaps you can just read without posting.

1 minute ago, Lacessit said:

I bought the Gaabor for 799 baht plus 45 baht delivery. I bought it because my internet research indicated it was a brand with a good reputation, from a supplier who also had good Lazada credentials.

If you think you have something bigger and better, bully for you. I don't intend to be cooking whole legs of lamb.

You are missing the point. The convection oven to which I linked is the original 'air fryer'.

These new 'air fryers' are just a gimmick, are more limiting and have a much smaller capacity.

I've had mine for perhaps ten years. They are amazing. Baking roasting etc

I don't want to try to revive my shop bought croissant at 200 degrees Celsius. 100 to 120 would be more appropriate.

The point being that the original 'air fryer' at a cost of less than 800 baht would be much more versatile. 

I understand that you already have the 'air fryer' and hope you can get good use out of it. Just for information, the original design is far more versatile.

Note the one to which I linked, uses the heated element, as opposed to a halogen bulb.

3 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Cooking is the same as chemistry - time, temperature and reagents ( food ). Having a constant temperature means there is one less variable to deal with.

I was not expecting a food critic on this thread, but have at it.

Food critic? I am writing about the specific device, but if you think you know better, I'll leave you to it.

Hopefully you'll get the advice that you need. But the oven is far more versatile and probably less expensive.

15 hours ago, Lacessit said:

My fryer has an heater element, no halogen.

Not that it matters, I won't be cooking anything large.

A strange product to purchase. You would have been better off with a oven with the same heating element, but an adjustable temperature. Just 700 to 800 baht.

https://www.otto.co.th/product/23435-19128/หม้ออบลมร้อน

17 hours ago, JayBird said:

Any where you can go in, choose from a selection, and then spend the next couple of hours or so there (perhaps they have other food/drink items).

 

Thank you

Yes. On Soi Bua Khao and Jomtien Beach road.

12 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Looks like a scam of some sort.

Email address doesn't exist.

Thai product being sold from Chinese address.

 

If anything arrives, I won't be paying or accepting delivery.

Product changes according to your IP address ???? 

12 minutes ago, stoner said:

ive extracted dozens of kilo thats usually what comes out. 

You extract that filthy brickweed? After all you have written here?

46 minutes ago, robsamui said:

Well over the 21 pages there has been a great deal of discussion between several people over Green Crack - so please excuse this one person for thinking it was a contentious subject.

You mean discussions between people who haven't actually ordered it and think they can tell the THC content just by looking at a pic?

The people who have it aren't saying that.

Thungrat says it is definitely not and you even quoted his post informing you of that: https://aseannow.com/topic/1264995-cheapest-good-weed-now-i-found-350-thbgram-but-not-cheaper-yet-any-idea/?do=findComment&comment=17527742

nightbird say it's not: https://aseannow.com/topic/1264995-cheapest-good-weed-now-i-found-350-thbgram-but-not-cheaper-yet-any-idea/?do=findComment&comment=17522007

Khun L.A. says it's not: 

So who are you quoting?

33 minutes ago, robsamui said:

On the OG kush front, I ordered from another vendor and it seems very weak.  It makes you wonder if many of the names are just made up to get clicks and orders. 

 

This is one of the main problems with the Thai people -  they don't relate to or understand the world outside and so don't realise that the pet Thai names they make up are already in use. 

 

The 'Green Crack' being sold everywhere now appears to be simply the Thai slang for reconstituted brickweed - they don't understand that "Green Crack" already exists as a hybrid strain with 17% THC  https://www.leafly.com/strains/green-crack

 

Another example . . . one of the Thai guys I know here tried to sell me some "skunk". It was ordinary brickweed. We spent a while talking about the fact that this wasn't skunk until I realised he was using the word 'skunk' as an alternative slang word for ganja.

 

I just bought some 'Silver Haze' - it's totally NOT Silver Haze (at 75B a Gm) but the same thing again -  I don't think they are scamming - they  just don't understand farang names and conventions.

 

Before June this didn't seem to happen so much, as most of the serious weed farmers were professionals who had to work under the radar and knew their stuff. But now, with every farmer's lad suddenly a ganja grower,  there's 30 million licences been issued to a lot of very confused Thai people who don't realise they're using all the wrong words.

This is the reason that it seems best to find a seller/product which is good/works and stick to it until things settle down and standardise a bit. Thank God for this thread!

 

 

It's still nonsense, even if you post it twice. You say it's being sold everywhere, but that doesn't tally with Khun L.A's experience. Only yours; one person. So stop spreading the nonsense, please.

6 minutes ago, robsamui said:

On the OG kush front, I ordered from another vendor and it seems very weak.  It makes you wonder if many of the names are just made up to get clicks and orders. 

 

This is one of the main problems with the Thai people -  they don't relate to or understand the world outside and so don't realise that the pet Thai names they make up are already in use. 

 

The 'Green Crack' being sold everywhere now appears to be simply the Thai slang for reconstituted brickweed - they don't understand that "Green Crack" already exists as a hybrid strain with 17% THC  https://www.leafly.com/strains/green-crack

 

Another example . . . one of the Thai guys I know here tried to sell me some "skunk". It was ordinary brickweed. We spent a while talking about the fact that this wasn't skunk until I realised he was using the word 'skunk' as an alternative slang word for ganja.

 

I just bought some 'Silver Haze' - it's totally NOT Silver Haze (at 75B a Gm) but the same thing again -  I don't think they are scamming - they  just don't understand farang names and conventions.

 

Before June this didn't seem to happen so much, as most of the serious weed farmers were professionals who had to work under the radar and knew their stuff. But now, with every farmer's lad suddenly a ganja grower,  there's 30 million licences been issued to a lot of very confused Thai people who're expecting to get rich.

 

 

Perhaps you can stop spreading the nonsense that GC is reconstituted brick weed. The fact that some sellers are selling low quality goods, does not make it universal.

1 minute ago, freedomnow said:

With the lampang facebook weed farm, how are you guys ordering through...FB direct or Line or what...I emailed but no reply after 2 days...never been on FB as a member.

Just want to try each and every strain they have regardless of 'image' of cheaper strains.

Got an idea on high CBD and high THC ones thanks to previous poster putting percentages as a rough guide.

Their listing were on their Shopee page. https://shopee.co.th/shop/222995135 

As of yesterday, all of their 'flowers' disappeared.

25 minutes ago, PoorSucker said:

On the row furthers away from Sukhumvit, they have a nice variety of plants on sale and also sell the end product. 

I did see there were one or two vendor's signs back there, but they were already closed when I visited one weekend. 

I know for sure that more than a few men here have been victim to psychopathic women. Women who have no sense of reality and care only about what they want.

Men in general learn to tolerate the unstable and provocative behaviour as they are told not to react to it when growing up.

The gaslighting rants are a grim reminder of this fact. No rational thinking; just an unpleasant rant based on negative emotions. 

Chin up as they say; don't let them get you down. 

Sometimes you just need to exclude them from your life. Sadly, this man came up against a callous murderer who clearly didn't love him in the first place. You don't hurt the ones you love. She was obviously full of hate.

Here we can just put them on Ignore. Done.

1 minute ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

This story is about a Woman who murdered a Man , and there was absolutely no immediate reason for her to kill him .

  You seem to be defending a murderer on the basis of her gender . 

Even IF , IF he was abusive , that doesn't give her the right to murder him

Not wanting to put too fine a point on it, but I think all is not okay with bradiston. I will say no more other than to put her on ignore.

1 minute ago, bradiston said:

That's called gaslighting.

Yes, it's exactly what you are doing here. Ignoring the plain fact that she bought a gun in advance, travelled to his place of work(because of course they weren't together) and shot him four times. Those are facts.

The rest you and her have just created out of thin air. We know that she murdered him. We have no evidence of abuse from his side. Yet you write as if it's a fait accompli. You and the murderer are 'gaslighting'

2 hours ago, bradiston said:

I don't think you understand what being a victim of domestic abuse entails. Were mostly blokes on this forum. We don't experience the world as women. And we only have the Lao lady's testimony to go on. She deserves a medal. She saved the woman's life.

 

I remember getting called a "mangina", on this very forum, a word I find so offensive as to warrant at least a cap in the head, when I suggested the Thai woman who got badly bashed up and robbed on the New York subway late at night was not responsible for her beating up by dint of her attire and the fact she was out on her own late at night. You might think otherwise, but until women are free to dress how they like, when they like and where they like, without being blamed for any ensuing violence against them, well, what price "civilisation"? Men are the problem, not women.

What a load.... I mean really.

It's a kind of sickness. Blaming men for everything.

A woman goes to a man's place of work, probably not having seen him for goodness knows how long, shoots him multiple times in order to kill him and then claims he once held her by her throat in the past when they were living together.

I don't understand how someone can not only defend such sick and twisted behaviour, but go on to bad mouth a dead man to accuse him of abuse, when the actual evidence shows that she is the one who can kill and maim.

What is wrong with you? Have you lost all sense of reality and decency? 

3 minutes ago, lopburi3 said:

That was my judgement but admit not being a smart phone fan - being from the pager generation and a ditty bopper.

The Chinese writing alone is telltale. I doubt it's your fault.

3 minutes ago, lopburi3 said:

Not only can not be updated that A57 is full of Chinese text when you try to do anything, even with data turned off and settings seem to change on a whim.  That said if really want to learn smart phone probably a good learning tool (I failed).  Mine has returned to factory reset and put back in box until I feel 20 years younger.  The one thing that did seem to work well was the finger print scanner.

Sounds terrible ????