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Southern along the Gulf is easy, just hop beach to beach till bored. Also a couple Nat. Parks west of, for the hillier adventure.

You'll probably have rain not matter which direction, unless very lucky. We did almost everyday, but very lite, or quick blast & done. Overnight...don't care. Also rained almost every day at home/PKK (A. Muang). We went north, Khao Kho, then up to Nan through Uttaradit & Phrae. 10 days, but spent 3 nights getting there, at Ayutthaya (1 night pitstop from PKK), and 2 nights at Nong Bua Lamphu, for a family thing. Also a 1 night pitstop at Uttaradit. Also can minus the 1 day PKK - Aytthaya & return to PKK you won't do. A bit of driving involved, (Khao Kho - Nan) but quite enjoyed the R&R at Khao Kho & Nan (Bo Kluea) areas. After Khao Kho, may want to explore something closer, may be loop around via Khai Yai or Kanchanaburi areas. For us it was 2700+ kms, so knock off 600kms for the PKK-BKK-PKK part. And a few more, bypassing NBLP. Our trip IF from BKK: https://aseannow.com/topic/1298442-leaving-the-bar-stool/page/2/#comment-18204589 The Khao Kho to Bo Kluea leg along (one way) is 500kms, why you may want to loop around and return BKK a different scenic route, after Khao Kho.

Why I left my (probably) offending comments out, and didn't even quote that part ... ????

Leaving from where & interests might help. It's rainy season, countrywide, so there's that, and luck of the draw. We just came back from northern direction. Had a bit of rain, nothing major, or that would limit sightseeing. Quite enjoyable. We travel for the journey, landscape along the way, and R&R at the destination. So hotel with a view is a priority, as we rarely leave except to eat. North, and a good start would be Khao Kho area. South, many like Hua Hin, if never been, Sam Roi Yot, Prachuap Khiri Khan. Unless into Wats, Nat. Parks and some Khmer ruins, may need to self entertain.

Watch more that a few 'spots' on YT, seems to be quite entertaining at times. Other than those 'shorts', unfamiliar, and really don't do talk shows. Usually boring & staged set ups. May be different now, though doubtful.

Seriously ... you want to be the pot or the kettle. The link doesn't mention TH at all. My mind reading ability isn't as good as yours, why I answered for both locations, TH & USA. The only good faith needed, I believe.

NO, that was not implied, as Scot pointed out, gay forum not TH specific. If TH ... then I answered with my opinion. IF USA, then I answered that also, correctly I think.

No I don't, why I asked. Just reread the replies, what am I missing ? OP asked when, but no location implied, along with a US college survey. All a bit vague.

For ?

They would have to honor that, or find just cause to cancel it. I'd start looking for new employment if I was her.

Agree, in TH, as long as they're spending money, nobody cares where they or anyone is from.

I'm not a labor lawyer ... but, if her employment is dependent on 'contracts', and her current one is expiring, it would seem they don't have to renew it, or can offer her a different position, new contract (which it appears they have) when her contract does expire. Seems to be legal, in that aspect. Not forcing her to accept or leave. Until her present contract expires. If this is a merger or take over, then a very common practice.

Didn't realize they were even available in the USA. Photo below is screenshot from Gsearch, site needs to register, I didn't. This site gives some prices of, accurate (?): https://www.ccarprice.com/us/mg-car-prices-in-USA-141

None that I can see ... ... full disclosure, I'm on my 4th ????

Yet another silly post ... to counter your silliness. Consider removing all the batteries from existence ... ... hope you don't require a pacemaker

Yea, why I specified (in TH) in my reply, as OP didn't specify where referring to, nor having a 'location' in profile, to even guess at. Way too vague a question ... 200 countries. If for USA, already legal in some states, 50 states, 50 different set of rules. Maybe OP will chime back in and be a bit more specific ... location wise

Actually it is, unless I grind my own (rib eye & short rib), but not that much difference, and no grinder to clean. Feel free to pay more for the same. Use 80/20 or 70/30, for nice beefy, juicy burger.

I also use an Electrolux counter top oven. Use this recipe, can use processor, stand mixer, or by hand (about 10mins of kneading) I do one 30min proof on table top, then 30 min proof in 1 bread pan, for 1 loaf, no baguettes (no ice/water/steam). Rest is the same. Bread @ 7:20 of vid:

Reading comprehension .... Two 83gr thin patties for more charring flavor. 166gr = .365 lbs, 50% more than used in a BK Whopper (110gr), but on a smaller bun. Tastes very beefy ????

Then stop adding sugar, and use a 'low sugar' yeast ... red

Your link is 1 yr old. If I want info about a product in TH, I use the manufacturers site in TH. Exact same info on the Thai version of TH Nissan site. Maybe you should take a peek at that for current info.

Since Thai forum, assuming you mean in TH. Why the USA survey ? Answer ... not in our lifetime (in TH) Didn't know RTnews links are allowed.

Because that's the one I have, and the 40kWh Leaf is the standard version priced starting at ฿1.99M in TH ???? https://en.nissan.co.th/vehicles/new-vehicles/leaf/specifications.html#grade-B12P-0|specs

NO, but I also wouldn't want to go either. Been there a few times, music festival, and not fan of the place. Nothing there I want to visit or see. Really can't think of a worst place in Thailand. Khlong Toei slums maybe.

Also use 'White Swan' bread flour (500g), fermipan (red) yeast (10g), salt (10g), water (350g), in stand mixer, and consistent results. Two 30min proofing then into oven.