Photoguy21

Totally agree

I discussed this with a Thai doctor I knew when the law came out. Their opinion was the hospital needs a major extension to it. Laws are great but the possible consequences have to be considered before passing a law.

Can a 14 year old get a license? I didnt think they could but I could be wrong. There are two major things wrong and these are: 1. The driving test is a joke both for cars and bikes and 2. The law enforcement / fines are totally failing. Strong laws are required to make the consequences of driving without license, insurance or under the influence so sever that only a fool would break them. If that is enforced then there may be a reduction is lives being wasted.

I dont think the universe is different in Udon to the rest of the world. Maybe your sense of direction is askew.

From the photo there does not appear to be anything to stop people going on the land, neither is there any sign I can see that tells you it is private property. As such there would appear, but Thai law will probably be different, to be nothing that indicates the land is privately owned.

Worst joke must be "Main stream media always tell the truth

I cant remember the name but I remember there used to be such a place in the Rayong area. It may not be operational now but they was teaching electricians the rules as per the IEE 17th Edition (Now the IET)

Net Zero is ridiculous, it will never happen but why not get China and India to cut down? They are by far the largest contributors.

It is only a 1 baht chain, nothing especially big

Seems a lt of Indians have Baht 30,000 chains. Couldnt be a scam could it? No what am I thinking, silly me.

Agreed the steam driven computers will struggle but I would not assume the buyer would by a computer from the Smithsonian

Zeer Rangsit has quite a few shops that sell and repair computers

I believe in me of course I do

I have a PC and have installed Linux on it. Works fine. If necessary could install a new HDD or SSD better then install Linux

Only real thing you need to know is that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west as it always as far as we are aware has

Is a high speed train a wise thing to have in Thailand? After all there are many accidents with the trains they currently have, primarily with vehicles thinking they can beat a train and end up realising they cant. I would think infrastructure, not the train but the rails and safety systems for both train and people need to be upgraded significantly first. Further, who, apart from Chines coming into the country will be using it and what will the cost be to passengers?

Not a direct answer to the question but for a trip good planning is needed I am sure no one would disagree. Lonely Planet have good maps that are waterproof of Thailand and they are not expensive. Just a suggestion but I have found them to be very informative.

If the child is not living with you, you are basically sponsoring NOT adopting them. Big difference.

The Safe-T-Cut should feed the distribution box where you have the CB's. If it doesn't then you need your wiring seriously to be looked at.

None that I have seen or read about

Queries and answers are inclusive? Dont need to be

Have you ever tried a sense of humour? Probably not.

Use LED lighting

If there wasn't any hater on here who would we make fun of?

You seem very disillusioned