CallumWK

I suggest the OP goes for brain change instead.

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Could that be because all of those companies are foreign owned and run?

I would be interested to know the name of those 20 brands, and if they are Thai or foreign. Yeah, we all know that revoking their license will sort it. NOT.

Nope I removed the lights on the perimeter wall, but never disconnected the switch. And there are 9 switches next to each other, with the switch in question somewhere in the middle. So I must have switched it on, and something in the perimeter wall make the RCCB trip

What made you think that the Thai government is here for any other than the upper middle class?

Nope, we are decent people and don't stroll down seedy soi 6. We leave that for you and your mates. This is the second one of your mates being in the soi 6 news, isn't it?

Who has the most credibility, AP News, r a troll on AN? Answers on a postcard

Video from a memorial. How low can you go>?

Fake post, they are still 4 seats short, with 16 to be called

Found the culprit already. It are the lights on the perimeter wall, which are disconnected for years already, bur somehow I must have pressed the switch in the dark.

Sitting at my PC this evening, suddenly electricity goes off. <deleted> PEA, right? I step out of my office and see the kitchen still has lights on, so time to check the consumer unit. I have 3 circuits in the CU and the RCCB from 1 circuit has tripped. Close it again and after 5 seconds trips again, second time same story. I open all MCB's on the circuit, but RCCB still trips after about 5 seconds. Then I remove the cover from the CU to see if there is anything visible, but all looks normal. In the meantime probably 5 minutes have passed, so I close the RCCB again and now it doesn't trip anymore, so I start closing the MCB's one by one, but nothing happens. We're now about 20 minutes, all MCB's closed and electricity stays on. This is the first time ever this RCCB trips. Any ideas?

Or let's call it Harris' style, as she had more than 80% staff replaced

Isn't that a bit contradictory with the purpose of a forum discussion, where it is supposed that you read previous posts before you form yourself an opinion, and start posting?

That's a difficult one, not?

Of course, if they don't perform, they have to be fired, not been kept on the pay list, like the Democrats did for the past 4 year. You'ere proven wrong again. In 2024 there were even more that voted for him than in 2016, so they must realize that voting for the Democrats again wasn't such a good idea

It isn't January yet

I see 1 poster who claims it suits him fine, but I have doubts about that, as he says most threads are not new. Does he mean he will never open a new thread to comment on? Anyway, it has always been the way I describe, until very recently, so why "fix" something that isn't broken?

That was actually how it was until recently

Correct, currently it takes you where you can post, which is right below the last post, which I consider is quite an inconvenience if the thread has already several pages. In the past, clicking the topic title would take you to the OP, while clicking on the time the last post was made would take you to the last post, or if you had entered the thread previously, it would take you to the first unread post.

When clicking the topic title, I suppose it takes you to the OP.

I surf the forum through the new content page, so when I see an interesting topic I click on the topic title. Since today, when clicking the topic title of a thread I haven't entered before, the page automatically opens to the last post made.

High season has started, so baht should naturally get stronger, rather than weaker.

And that was the point of my first post. From the news articles from the last few weeks, it's obvious that the Thai government want the baht to weaken, so why not help it a hand when the opportunity arises.

I consider that the percentage of change should be in line with the change GBP/USD and USD index.