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Not if her kids are in their 40s, as puts her in the 60+ age bracket. With this statement ... " I know my wife has a big mouth" Maybe mom is a bit too controlling, or tries to be, over her adult kids, and they've had enough. I know when my mother went to live with brother & their late teen kids, it turned into a conflict of too many hens in the house. Mom was always telling the kids parents to go easy on them, as grandmas tend to do, and that didn't go over well, when parents tried to instill so discipline.

Try to keep up, China / Asian, already has all electric subs. As does Russia, also USA, along with India, another Asian country.

Guessing they may purchase a fleet of Mercs for themselves to use, on the tax payers baht, you know, to spare Krung Thep of any more air pollution. Or even, award themselves each one ... perk for saving the Planet. Doing what they can for a better world ... for us ????

Lithium .. the eco war cry of ICE'ers But wait ... don't you use and contribute to that 'Lithium Hell' everyday ? Right now as a matter of fact, as uses of *: ... key component of long life, rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, used to power mobile devices (phones, laptops and other consumer electronics) ... medical applications ... ceramics ... glass ... lubricants .. nuclear technology ... along with the small proportion of the world population that use them in EVs Some more food for thought**: ... Based on what is currently known, fracking is a much more dangerous process than lithium mining, but unfortunately, both seem to be essential to the world today Let's dispel all those EV Myths *** Electric Vehicle Myths: links explaining (from USA EPA) at *** below ... Myth #1: Electric vehicles are worse for the climate than gasoline cars because of the power plant emissions. ... Myth #2: Electric vehicles are worse for the climate than gasoline cars because of battery manufacturing. ... Myth #3: There is nowhere to charge. ... Myth #4: Electric vehicles don’t have enough range to handle daily travel demands. ... Myth #5: Electric vehicles only come as sedans. ... Myth #6: Electric vehicles are not as safe as comparable gasoline vehicles. * https://www.lepidico.com/l-max-technology/lithium-industry-and-market/#:~:text=Lithium has numerous uses including,laptops and other consumer electronics). ** https://www.greenmatters.com/p/fracking-vs-lithium-mining *** https://www.epa.gov/greenvehicles/electric-vehicle-myths

FedEx, UPS, DHL is no guarantee either, as they lose stuff also. Especially at Xmas time when using part time temporary help. One of those krap jobs I had ???? If OP knows someone in states, could send to them, and they could forward registered USPS, then would have a receipt.

Instead of paying silly FedEx, UPS, DHL prices, I'd just make 5 copies of the form, and send them regular post. At least would have to make it through. Pay for them all at the same time, but only mail 1 while at post office, then drop the other 4 off, on different days. Just in case the one box/bag carrying all at 1 point, gets lost. Sh!t happens. 22 yrs on, and all mine have made it, simply regular, cheap post.

Kind of makes you wonder, IMHO, how many other incidents, blamed on RU, were really false flags by UA to drum up support. When billions of $$$ are involved, you really can't believe anyone IMHO

May be better/cheaper to send it as freight. Even by boat, if fits your timeline, and nothing perishable.

6 whole protesters marching to UN bldg ... ???? How and what exactly is TH supposed to do ? Not buy hydro energy or natural gas from them ? I see that's working out for the rest of the world vs RU ???? The HIPOCRACY. Part of belonging to ASEAN, is to NOT interfere in another countries internal affairs, actually written in agreement. No respect for Amnesty Int'l. Turn your attention to your member's countries and the atrocities you're committing worldwide. HQ - London ... UK being one of the top 10 arms suppliers of the world. More HIPOCRACY ... supplying toys of death for profits ???? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amnesty_International#Criticism_and_controversies

Nah, my old triple beam would fit that description more: IF you bake, you really do need a scale. I even use mine for making consistent coffee. 50gr coffee / 200-350gr water (pre-filter), depending if straight black American, Flat white or Cappuccino.

If copy of, possibly lost green book, or worse, doesn't match the bike. Others, simply never registered, dodgy imports (larger bikes). Cheaper to pay the fines whenever, than register, or risk confiscated if attempt to register. Huge stolen bike market. Without enforcement, easy to have with no repercussions. Get stopped, pay fine, then on your way. TRUST NOBODY ... do it all legally with both parties at proper office.

The new FT rates would have added quite a bit to our rental/PEA bill, as we averaged 600-700 units a month. The normal without covid discounts was quite noticeable, and that before the FT increases proposed. Also explains some of the hotel room rates I've been seeing lately, as considerably higher than before. Doubt if they're getting discounts, and of course need to pass that along to the customers. Double whammy to the tourist industry, as I read airfares are way up also. Those having the funds, are probably getting some sticker shock when planning. Next year's going to have a lot of crying about their PEA bills, when discounts are discontinued.

IF using Chrome, you can sort by price:

Yes, FT is per unit, times your 57 units. Since less than 300 units, discount credited as shown on your bill. So your FT tax was all of ฿0.79

All those 'specific' BS taxes, would make sense, IF, they were actually used for their specific purpose when proposed. I think we all know they simply go to the general tax fund, and then wasted with all the other taxes. Which is one thing I like about TH, the majority of tax revenue comes from 'higher' incomes & business taxes, and the VAT, which equates to those who use more of the gov't serves and have more and can afford their toys, pay a higher portion of the taxes. Actually kind of fair, and gives the poor folks a break.

Nothing wrong or 'different' with the docs here vs say USA. They saved my life last month, having a medical oops, and quick-ish, competent action prolonged the inevitable. This at a small gov't (PKK) hospital, nurses stabilized me, then transferred to a larger gov't (Hua Hin) hospital for the life-saving procedure. I've had back surgery in the USA by excellent staff, along with not letting one doc touch me, as research showed he was unsuccessful in almost all his surgeries. There are good and bad docs / professionals in all fields. Better research if elective, better luck, if an emergency, such as mine. Private vs govt hosp, and I have to say I've had better care at govt/university hospitals, than overprice private hospitals.

Seems tourist visa does the same thing, without all the BS.

NATO aircraft tracked missile that hit Poland – CNN Tuesday’s blast on Polish territory, which killed two civilians, was caused by a Ukrainian air defense missile, Reuters has reported.

Try to keep up. NATO already stated it didn't come from RU. Strange they won't say from where though.

Jack of All, master of only my self employment: ... Chimney Sweep ... Truck driver ... Slum Lord ... Market Investor ... Firearms sales 30+ (going nowhere) salaried jobs with employers, with one exception, most lasting 1 to 3 months. A couple shy of 1 year. A few I actually enjoyed: Lithographic printing Photo/negative developing Baker

The photo in OP is just one section of the beach at Hua Hin, and about 10%, if that. Cha Am is a different story though, as dominated by them. Locally / PKK / Ao Manao has a section also, but again, maybe 20% of the beach area. Also where all the vendors are.

The amount of inflation in TH, compared to most other countries, very little, along with the minimum requirements for long term visa (40k/65k monthly), I can't believe anyone is struggling here. It would really take a major mis-management of your funds to end up at the end of the month, without enough. Especially if owning home and car, or don't even have a car and rent inexpensively, <10k a month.