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  1. If you're going to claim there are definite health risks with vaping, then please point them out with evidence. So far, your contribution to this discussion is shallow at best and shows a lack of understanding of the broader picture. Having lost family members due to tobacco smoking I'm sensible to this topic. I wish vapes would have been invented much earlier. In my opinion, mentalities like yours are partially responsible for countless tobacco-related deaths. You push people to continue smoking or discourage those trying to quit via harm-reduction alternatives. That’s not moral righteousness—it’s ignorance with a tragic cost. Facts: Deaths from cigarettes in Thailand: ~70,000 per year Deaths from vaping: 0 PM2.5 pollution is far more toxic than properly used regulated e-cigarettes. E-cigarettes are harm-reduction tools, mainly used as a substitute for combustible tobacco. The government's opposition to vaping is largely driven by economic motives: - Protecting tobacco farmers - Compensating for tax losses - Serving vested interests (tobacco and especially pharmaceutical lobbies) Being anti-vaping is aligning yourself with big tobacco and big pharma. Whether you realize it or not, you’re serving their agenda. And as for the usual "protect the children" argument—let’s be clear: No child should vape or smoke. Period. That’s where enforcement should focus. But punishing adult smokers for switching to safer alternatives is absurd. Public vaping? Treat it like smoking. Regulate it fairly, not with fear-mongering. Regulations ? Hell yes, regulate the market and ban questionable products from shady origin with no QC. Why not even ban disposable vapes as those seems to be unnecessary and produce tons of electronic waste. Heck, even tax it if you want if, that might save you from loosing face and not wanting to be the one who made vaping legal (even though vaping is not illegal, it's just sheningans about the devices, act of buying, importing etc...). Most vapers I guess would not mind from what I've heard.
  2. Just had an auto conversion going through at 37.8 THB / € Forgot about it. Thank you for tariffs trump 🫡
  3. Can't you learn "anywhere, anytime." with a book ? Cheap tablets don't last long, chromebooks are e-waste.
  4. Not looking good for converting money this month 🥲 Down to 35,76€ / 33,82$
  5. Take also 2 pictures with you (one will be glued on your COR) and the usual photocopies of your passport/stamps
  6. Since I asked a question in this topic, and for anyone that might find this information useful, here's my follow-up from Samut Prakan immigration: For not loosing time in case my request was not approved I intended to do also a 60 days extension at the same time. After getting my TM30 (online receipt) stamped (not sure what the reason was) the officer asked me to complete first my extension and then come back to the counter for the COR. After my extension was processed I gave following documents for my COR : Copy of passport data page Copy of entry stamp page Copy of extension stamp page Copy of my Visa Copy of the stamped tm30 receipt There was no need for a tm47. Didn't need more copies of my wife's bluebook and id (I guessed it was in the system due to the extension?) Requested 3 certificates for : car licence , bike license and one for Bank just in case. Only had to hand over one copy of the form and documents and 6 pictures (only had 4 on me, but was invited to bring the 2 missing one's in a week when documents will be ready). No fees charged. Everything was pretty quick and all employees were nice and great to deal with.
  7. Wouldn't you need a TM47 hence do a 90 report before being able to apply for the COR ? Doing research for the past couple of days about how to get à COR as I need to get one for TDL and I was under the impression that i had to wait to do the 90 day report. (i'm in Samut Prakan, in casz anyone shines in with an answer)
  8. 700,000 infections and 205 casualties where at least 80% are in the "608" group... All I need to know 🙃
  9. Well let's move backwards 🥴
  10. It was on some official website, don't remember. But here a recent news article: https://www.railway.supply/en/bangkok-new-orange-metro-line-to-begin-operation-in-2028-investments-timelines-and-expected-passenger-flow/
  11. things are moving for the Orange Line new deadline is 2028 😴
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