MrJ2U

Great idea!

Thats cool. Great for the dogs to have a mate to play with. How much?

Big problem.

That's the problem. I've got one good guy that does work. Unfortunately half the guys in town are Yaba addicts and drink too much. I can't find an electrician. Hopefully talk with a few business owners in the next big town.

I totally understand. I've got two sweet Golden Retrievers. All vaccinated and friendly. Soi dogs aren't really a problem up here in the open country. The adjoining village though they can be downright vicious and avoiding there excrement can be dicey. All that dogs**t running into there water supply. Brainless.

Soi dogs are a bane to society. You have a misguided empathy for a these stray dogs.

Soi Dogs are a huge problem in Thailand. Vaccinated or not. They need to be neutered. There freaking menace to society. Not much better than rats.

True. Thailand (TAT) counts people on layovers and transiting passengers (never depart the airport) as tourists.

Ohhhh I see.

..... Or have everything delivered for around 900 baht. Have everything on site ready to go. Unfortunately I've found in the end I should have used experienced contractors than village workers. Saving 10,000 baht or so usually shows in the compromised workmanship. Avoid using extended "family" members as "workers".

He's got a screw loose. I wouldn't even bother doing that with a detested politician in my own country. Fruitless waist of time.

Putting the dogs up in luxury accomodations in another village isn't cheap.

Your air-conditioning unit should have a dry mode. That decreases the humidity making your room more comfortable for sleep and uses up to 60% less electricity. Turn off the electric heater on your shower. They use more electricity than an air conditioner when in use. Your electric bill looks extremely low. Honestly you'll probably only save 100-200 baht before suffering quality of life issues.

Same, Outdoor solar lights. Our house looks like a stadium from the distance. All lit up by Solar lights.

Agreed.

They'll be getting hard cash. They'll definitely get enforced. The police also get a cut from the fines collected. You can expect a lot more road stops manned by RTP. 4,000 baht fine is equivalent to 13 days wages. It would be equivalent to getting a $1500.00 speeding ticket in the US. Extortionate in my opinion. way over the top in contrast to income. You want to punish them but not put them in more debt.

That's certainly not smart.

You need to wear a mask in Supermarkets.

The right thing to do is wear a mask in public places to help prevent the spread of COVID.

You think Thai people appreciate you not wearing a mask in crowded places. ... Also the mandate is for public places. Not private like Banks, shopping malls, Makro. You'll most likely be asked to wear a mask.

These Soi dogs turn descent neighborhood's into menacing dumps. 10 years this has been going on. Everyone chip in and have them all neutered. Not worth going to jail poisoning them.

Very odd and disturbing antisocial behavior. Me thinks you're time in Thailand will be short. Hopefully.

He was convicted of 6 offences. "Webster was convicted of assaulting, resisting or impeding an officer using a dangerous weapon; civil disorder; entering and remaining in restricted grounds with a dangerous weapon; engaging in physical violence in restricted grounds with a dangerous weapon; and engaging in an act of physical violence on Capitol grounds." Prosecuters wanted 17.5 years. He got an additional 30 months for wearing body armor. 10 years, he got a break. https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/nypd-officer-thomas-webster-sentenced-10-years-storming/story?id=89181223

The "good old days". Funny!

Looks like last year's pics.