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Rotweiler

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  1. UPPF has a subsidiary / distributor in Bangkok, so I would assume it is available in Thailand.
  2. Next time check the rates posted at the office - they vary depending on which country's passport you travel on.
  3. Certainly the most pricy in CM. Quoted my wife over 20,000 for a (pretty well routine) root canal and crown. Got it elsewhere at under 9,000.
  4. Rolled on it's side? hmmm. Don't see that. But then I only see what is actually there.
  5. Sounds (and looks..) to be too good to be real. But... Is this available in Thailand?
  6. The tracks are/were fine; the ballast seems to have been shifted by the flood and that shifted the sleepers as well. The result of that is derailment - minor with what looks to be only a couple of cars.
  7. Actually, from the old location to Mae Sai Immigration Office, is 60.3km (attached).
  8. Another GOOD reason to continue using Mae Sai office rather than the disaster called Chiang Rai Immigration.
  9. Yes - actually larger that before (and very busy).
  10. Foreigners are not permitted to pass through the border. Thai can but my wife says there are still restrictions on how far into Myanmar they are permitted to travel. Right now, the only thing for certain is that Thai are permitted (using the known ID Card copy way) to visit the Myanmar border market. (True as of Wednesday)
  11. The US has one of the worst recycling rates in the world. (or as the case in many states...) NO recycling at all except for the homeless collecting discarded items.
  12. No, they use glue to seal it (protect from moisture). Three years ago we purchased 12 for use as wall lights (plus an extra 4 - "just in case"). So far, (knock on wood...) 1 failure. But.... the vendor told us if there is a problem after warranty (one year), hair dryer and check for damaged wire AND replace the 18650). The batteries are actually very cheap.
  13. Global's selection of Makita is very limited. Best to first check Lazada or Shopee. Nana Screw (3 locations on or very near the north-eastern end of the moat in Chiang Mai) has a very good selection. They also do mail order from their website.
  14. Shucks. Read the header too quickly (and incorrectly), I guess. Seems Biden IS still alive.
  15. Some m.2 disks have integrated (non-removable) heatsinks. Don't try to force-remove it - it will damage/destroy the drive.
  16. Main Highway from Lampang to Chiang Mai/Chiang Rai; Doi Saket to Chiang Rai; and many smaller highways are damaged and/or blocked. So good luck.
  17. You cannot. That is a 'Thai-only' profession.
  18. A very good summary of EV vs ICE issues (including the biggie, fires...). Well worth the listen/read (produced by CBC Canada). https://cdn.jwplayer.com/previews/sCmSyyss
  19. Isn't the guy who made the OP's posted video also the one who posted all the anti-vax videos? Regardless, he should be aware the one of the foremost auto mags (Motortrend) has some strong opinions on this question. https://www.motortrend.com/features/you-are-wrong-about-ev-fires
  20. I should add that the official name of the item is VICTORINOX Ranger Grip 68
  21. Just noticed this thread. There is a knife that I think would meet your requirements - the Victorinox Lock knife (see images). The emblem is also the blade unlock. The blade is 10cm long; and the knife also contains a cork screw, a toothpick and a tweezers. VERY hard to find in Thailand. The shop in Nong Khai where I bought this one 11 years ago is gone.
  22. taskkill will do it (terminate the program; alter it so you can stop and delete it.
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