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They are 2 separate things. The only way I can get my humidity below 50% is with a dehumidifier, otherwise it's always between 60%-80% which kills me. Lots of dehumidifiers on Lazada, they suck the water out of the air and fill it into a little reservoir which you have to dump out every day or two. I have two small ones, one for the bathroom and one for my living area.

1. An Air Purifier will remove dust particles from the air. I have a Xiaomi Air Purifier I bought on Lazada for about 40 Euros. The filter lasts anywhere from 6-12 months. 2. Before buying a humidifier or dehumidifier I'd buy a hygrometer to measure what the humidity % is in your residence. 3. For people suffering with allergies/sinus problems the humidity should be anywhere from 30%-50%. Anything over 50% can certainly make your life miserable. Why? Because all the dust/dirt/mold particles thrive on high humidity. By forcing the humidity down, the mold cannot multiply as much, and the dust and dirt won't stick to everything as much and thus much easier to remove from all surfaces. 4. If your using the A/C a lot it needs to be cleaned at least twice a year as the blades can be coated with dust/mold/mildew. I was shocked the first time I used a flashlight to look at my A/C blades! 5. I pay Daikin 900 baht to do my A/C cleaning here in Pattaya they do excellent work. Pro Tip: If you get your A/C cleaned AND keep your humidity below 50% all the time your sinus issues my be greatly improved AND your A/C may stay cleaner much longer.

I would have bought a Big Mac and shoved it in his Eff'ing face!

I flew here last year from Vegas on a one way ticket. Yes, I did buy an onward flight ticket for about 15 USD just in case. However, once I arrived in Bangkok I didn't need to show it to them. Still, I think it's a good idea to purchase one just in case. Always be one step ahead.

My friend flew out of Don Muang yesterday. He texted me it took "one minute" to get his re-entry permit.

I got lucky and was somehow built with a self defence mechanism. I grew up lower class and didn't try at all in school. I had no way nor desire to go to college. The only plan I had was to play the long game. I ate a lot of sh!t at my job but always found a way to have fun as well. I made a million mistakes but nobody really had the heart to fire me. Never got married, never had kids and retired from my horrible job on my 42nd birthday.

That's great news, thanks!

I know a holder of a Non-A retirement visa can get a re-entry permit at Suvarnabhumi Airport, is it available at Don Muang as well?

Bridgestone are definitely premium tyres. I will say almost every brand does have entry level tyres, so you probably should look at the reviews before buying. I once bought some entry level Michelin's and they weren't very good. I let the salesman talk me into it without bothering to look at the reviews. So yeah, be careful what they try to sell you as it can sound like a great deal then you get home and realize you spent 15,000 baht on entry level pieces of crap.

235/60 R18? I see..those Westlake and Maxxi tires are decent, mid-level tyres. Dunlop and Michelin are some of the highest rated tires you can buy, thus the high price. Michelin's are very durable and long lasting. Dunlops have softer rubber, very good performance, such as traction and braking. The Dunlops would certainly be better but the Westlake's and Maxxi's will be fine if you're on a budget.

How many KM's are on your current tires?

A westerner has to be crazy to move to Thailand. Crazy like a fox😜

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Playing both sides of the fence!

I'll probably check out South America. I can stay in Colombia on tourist visa for 6 months in a calendar year. The other 6 months I'd go to either Brazil or Argentina. I've lived in Panama before, I won't do that again as it rains A LOT from April to Nov.

I suggest Israel just move to Baja California. The weather is similar, there's mountains and the ocean. They can build a new Masada, a wailing wall, the dome, the whole lot.

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Remember when a bunch of - YOU know who - divided the Middle East for themselves after kicking out the Ottomans, actively betraying their promises to the native people groups there just for the sake of fulfilling their own imperial desires. Over a century later, and this is where we are. Wars of extermination and basically unending anguish and prejudice. And - YOU know who - commenting on it from afar.

Shove Hamas into the Sanai peninsula turn the Gaza strip into glass beads Hezbollah you're next sorry about the hostages LET'S GOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

I'm concerned there's nothing we can do to fix global warming, especially since we're adding 80 million people a year to the planet.

You already gave her two houses that's enough. Absolutely 100% DO NOT get married because you will LOSE A LOT MORE.

Biggest threat to humanity? Everybody should know the work of the great Professor Al Bartlett.

Same thing happened to me. When I go again in Jan I'm going to bring a ton of food to eat in my room to make up for the bland breakfast then eat at restaurants for lunch and dinner, which are much better.

I'm going again for 3 nights in Jan. I think I'll enjoy the crowds and nice weather/beach/water much more.