Celsius
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58 minutes ago, PJ71 said:
I don't want to send the funds to thailand as they're getting 5.5% interest in the uk which returns me approx 1m per year.
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16 hours ago, fredwiggy said:
Again, since many who don't understand weight training and what happens when you work out hard. This man isn't that muscular anyway, and I, along with thousands I've trained, have gained muscle just by eating right and working out, without steroids. Blaming steroids for this is like blaming alcohol for what it does. It's still the person. Yes, steroids do make some people more aggressive. but not all, and there are untold millions of men who are aggressive by nature, who are loose cannons, will hit with little provocation, who abuse women and children, along with animals, just because they are pissed off at something. Look to the daily news, including today, with 20 beating one man with sticks, and you'll see that many who aren't on steroids will hurt others.
his body looks 100% on roidz. probably some tiny ballz to accompany that tiny brain thanks to roidz.
Fortunately we have pictures from the past to see how athletes and bodybuilders used to look before roidz.
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curious about the cost and insurance cover.
I think rutin charges around 120,000 baht
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I need to see the face before deciding to help with a hotel bill
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44 minutes ago, crazykopite said:
The majority of Russian woman not only beautiful but very sweet ,they know what they want in life and will tell you so ! It’s mainly the men who are very hostile and troublesome and if Thai people think it’s bad now it’s only going to get worse as the mob move in to take control !
Hi. my name is Dan and I liked your post.
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4 hours ago, rexpotter said:
They are animals, the staff doesn't need sensitivity training, they need tazers. Those scum need to go back where they came from.
I reported your post to Justin
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On 4/20/2024 at 12:49 PM, WhatMeWorry said:
I never tip in my home country but often tip the Line delivery drivers here in Thailand. Riding a motorbike in Thailand is very dangerous and these drivers deserve some extra help.
to continue driving dangerously
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I tip at McDonald's
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8 hours ago, CharlieH said:
That is a mini can imported from china.
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I could easily find this on supermarket shelves a year or so ago. Now it's impossible. What happened?
My wife loves that stuff.
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2 hours ago, Yagoda said:
Better a dumb American then cheap charlie arrogant Eurotrash.
you?
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it's almost May and it's still in the red every day. I think it's also raining a bit every night and it is still very unhealthy.
I don't remember lasting this long in the past.
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The "service" in Thai restaurants is the same regardless if you tip or not. Only dumb Americans would think otherwise.
I do tip massage (not happy massage) places and often very well.
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Don't do drugz or you'll look 77 instead of 47
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These figures look very cheap to me.
Pattaya bargirl cleared more from some members here.
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Interesting, thanks. The phrase would be used when selling something online to desvribe the condition.
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oh no
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18 minutes ago, JoseThailand said:
To be honest, a tuk tuk driver asked just some 30% more than the Grab fare, which is pretty fair (no pun intended). And I'm sure he could've gone down to 600 if she had been willing to negotiate.
But she didn't negotiate hence the beating.
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26 minutes ago, Grusa said:
The problem with these heaters is the ambient inlet water temperature. In winter, cold water, you need a lot of power to get it up to a comfortable temperature. Mid-seasons, warmer inlet water, output too hot so you mix cold at the shower. Hot season, like now, inlet water warm, output far too hot, so you mix cold at fhe shower, reducing the flow through the heater ("the slower the flow the hotter the water") and it overheats and trips.....for your protection!
As said elsewhere, yes, open it up....but not until you have isolated the power! The reset will be a tiny grey button on a 4-pronged thingy on the heater element. DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING WITH YOUR FINGERS,use an insulated screwdriver to click the reset, replace the cover, then switch the power back on. Reduce the power setting until the hot season is over.
Helpful, thanks.
If i don't post tomorrow the reset was not a success.
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How would you write "shelf wear" in Thai?
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you don't give a toot
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3 minutes ago, decca60 said:
Hello,
Most of the water heaters have 2 reset buttons. One is the electrical safety which is generally located outside of the box underneath. Just press it, it's absolutely safe ( avoid being barefoot into a wet shower)
The second one is the overheating safety. This one is again generally located above the boiler. It's a very tiny almost invisible little button. In this case, wear gloves, isolate yourself from ground and just press on it...job done your boiler should be operational again.
Yea, this one has no reset button on the outside at all
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It blew in 95 and it still blows today.
However, with the death of Amiga computers I have no other alternative.
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once you get a car, you'll get bored with in within 1 month. In Thailand leasing is also possible, although I am not sure about higher end cars.
The YOLO effect can be quite tricky sometimes.
I would definitely go for a condo.
Register Thai marraige in UK
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Interesting.
To get a interest bearing account, doesn't the bank require your UK tax id? Do banks automatically send all the information on interest earned to your UK government like they do in Canada?
If the system is different I may as well open a UK bank account.