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14 hours ago, Kwasaki said:
A chrome covered fuel cap plate reflecting the sun at other road users. ????
Not to mention all the shi*e dangling from the interior mirror blocking vision and/or potentially distracting the driver. Well distracting them from looking at their phones whilst driving possibly. Any of that <deleted>, together with illegal wheels should automatically get a refusal from the testing station. Bring it back when it is safe and legal.
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According to a petition filed in 2002. Must have been lots of brown envelopes handed over in the last 20 years to allow it to continue.
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7 hours ago, Fairynuff said:
Lucky you’re not in the UK you’d probably be drinking raw sewage
Wrong, it's drifting to the French side of the channel ????
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On 8/22/2022 at 4:39 PM, worgeordie said:
Thai manchild with a gun , taken down by his mummy .....
regards worgeordie
Why is this news ? Just a typical Thai man.
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4 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:All as a result of a mad and pathetic government shutting the country down for 2 years and making most unable to work !
Without covid these crackpot bunch of generals and their puppet master would have ruined the Thai economy anyway. Covid just added to the pain.
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"The BMA authorities wanted to make sure that customers were safe and inspire confidence."
How will customers know that a recent safety check/survey was undertaken by competent officials ? Telling the media that checks are undertaken hardly qualifies as "inspiring confidence" . Where are the safety inspection records kept ? Perhaps ensuring that they are available for public viewing at the business premises may be one positive step forward. Not that I think patrons would even bother to look at them as they seem 2 steps away from reality when their own safety is concerned and certainly getting drunk and/or indulging in drugs seems to be the number one priority in achieving the Thai definition of "having a good time".
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3 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:
What job did the 60 employees have in the burnt out shell ?
Its unclear as to whether those 60 employees was the total of the lucky ones still alive or whether some employees, including the manager I believe, were incinerated ? Indeed of those still hopitalised are there any employees amongst them, and, would they be able to work anymore if they recover ?
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Obviously some of the real investors want a return on the money now that the place is no more and given Thai superstitions, never will be anymore.
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Just now, fredwiggy said:
with monks going south
Its not new, The Thai Buddhist monkhood went South as soon as they found the primitive form of a compass.
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21 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:
So he has a swimming pool inside of his house now, will be great for the resell value. This Government is doing a pisspoor job of helping out it's citizens who are enduring one crisis after another, but hey lets subsidize the diesel fuel and give traveling thais half off...
The only reason they subsidised diesel was not to help the diesel smoke belching pick-up drivers, that was just propaganda. It was soley to ensure that the big business conglomerates profits were not hit by increased fuel costs for the food/product distribution to their businesses. Consider the stock turnover of the likes of CP Group and Central group to name but two and the numbers of HGV's required to distribute it all. There you have the answer.
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2 minutes ago, smedly said:
exactly, in reality they are the unelected who remain in power running the country election or otherwise.
what they have done is quite cleaver, well not so cleaver considering the Thai people that I know don't want them there (I would assume that sentiment is widesread throughout the entire country) but have no way to remove them for now short of total all out civil war.
How we got here -
have a coupe'dtat
hold elections - stay in power by fooling the people into think thinking we were elected (which they weren't) coupe makers still in power
remove all rules requiring us to declare wealth/earnings while in office
multiple huge budgets that we can fudge over 8+ years (coivid came at the right time)
fill our boots
no mechanism to remove us
change the constitution so we can appoint ourselves again if there was another bogus election were the people don't actually vote for us directly, Thai style fudge democracy.
remove any possible apposition by jailing them (they got that one from Putin)
if it looks like we could lose fudged election ..................... another coupe'Dtat
cycle continues
fill our boots
how the Thai people put up with this is beyond comprehension
Well many know why the Thai people put up with it previously, simply indoctrination. However there has since been a major change and that indoctrination is now beginning to be unfathomed.
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8 hours ago, pedro01 said:
usually it's to do with organ size
No, that's the reason for some people buying a pick-up in the first place. Performance mods indicate the small penis syndrome has not won over admirers so an over-fueled diesel performance upgrade is just a further step to impress others with all that black belching polluting smoke ????
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3 minutes ago, Gweiloman said:
Top is the model selling in Thailand. Bottom is the latest model already being sold in other parts of the world
Is that still based on a pick-up truck or is this a completely new model SUV designed as a car ?
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2 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
I know enough about it to counter incorrect assertions made by people who don't know anything about it
Twice zero is still zero so suggest when you are proven wrong you man up and admit it, but still, guess that does not bring the clicks in does it ????
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2 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
Your link reports $10k, not $16k.
Doesn't matter, you were still wrong as clearly you didn't understand that he had skipped bail as @bradiston proved to you. Whether it was 10 or 16 k is just you unnecessarily nit picking
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1 hour ago, Eric1949 said:
June 2024 is 10 months away not 18 months
What ? we are in August 2022 not 2023
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4 minutes ago, bangon04 said:
Lottery numbers anyone?.....
Prawit now as stand-in PM, well a man despised twice as much as Prayuth should mean some fun and games about to happen.
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Now the show could get interesting
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10 minutes ago, bangon04 said:
Anutin? Prawit? hahaha start packing you filthy farang....
He is now suspended
Prayuth Chan-ocha: Thai court suspends PM from office - BBC News
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5 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:Back to topic.
Truss has refused to say she’d appoint a government ethnics advisor, to replace Christopher Geidt, who resigned over the current PM’s lack of ethics.
Her logic seems to be ‘the nation should trust her’.
Of course, if that’s true there can be no harm in an ethics advisor reporting how ethical the PM is, quite the opposite, an ethics advisor giving the nation good news about the PM at a time when the nation is facing so many problems has to be a good thing.
Or perhaps, Truss intends to continue the current PM’s obnoxious disdain for the common rules of decency and honesty, trust her be cause she says ‘you can trust me’.
I don’t see that wearing well beyond the closeted confines of the aged, reactionary Tory membership.
She is a gift to the opposition.
I honestly can't see her government (if she is elected) making it to the 2024 election date due to the mass public demonstrations that I am sure will occur if she implements most of her policies. She may feel a need to be a martyr along the lines of Margarat Thatcher but I don't think she is sufficiently gifted to ride the waves of discontent as her chosen role model was able to do.
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2 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:Stop rambling and get on topic.
Unfortunately this thread was ruined by the very point you make and it appears deflection is tolerated for some and not for others, almost like sponsored click bait. At least we seem to have got read of the childish deliberate name misspelling which at least is one step in the right direction. As I have said before it is a shame that this thread has been trolled so much and I hope from here on in, which is about Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, becomes more interesting as we near the 5th of September declaration of the winner deadline and perhaps after also. Although afterwards it would perhaps be prudent for a new thread to start, perhaps based on the actions that Liz Truss/Rishi Sunak have promised during their campaigns but will actually implement.
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Well at least those criminals with VISA exempt entry can stay for 45 days now instead of 30. Perhaps TAT and the government should have discussed the issue with the RTP and the embassies first but surely with Phuket and Pattaya being the apparent preferred locations for criminals to stay at least they can concentrate their efforts there.
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50 minutes ago, rtco said:
Do you actually know anything about Mental Health? It seems not by your comments!
It seems from your reply you have some challenges also.
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19 minutes ago, Jerno said:
Military runs the Government,
You really think it is only them ?
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
in Thailand Motor Discussion
Posted · Edited by Excel
What is the range of the Neta V on a full charge ? As based on your fuel consumption figure the Swift, with a 37 litre tank has a maximum range of 851 km ( full to empty ) so practically, 600 km is easily achievable with a few litres left in the tank.