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4 hours ago, MartinL said:
A peacock.
Saw one in the wild about 10 days ago while in the hills on my 15-year-old Honda Wave.
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5 hours ago, Srikcir said:
Malay Muslim freedom fighters
Or remnants of the Malay communist party beaten and escaped to Thailand in the 1960's.
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5 hours ago, Srikcir said:deprives resident Malay Muslims constitutional rights.
Are they not free to practice their religion? Et al.
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7 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:
The crews are all Philippino's and Indians.
Working on a merchant ship you are away from your family for many months at a time getting a meagre hourly wage.
Again more 8ollocks from someone with a meagre understanding of the world. My friend is responsible for keeping your precious roustabout rigs on station. For that he needs a Master's ticket not a survival suit and a helicopter ticket.
1 hour ago, SAFETY FIRST said:Hey, if I'm antagonized, I'm not going to shut up, I'll retaliate.
As you said
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Sadly a lot of small businesses selling such stuff have disappeared and been replaced by condos. Try your local market for a store selling buttons and notions.
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On 3/27/2024 at 7:07 PM, SAFETY FIRST said:These shipping companies employ maintenance crews that have very little knowledge. Sadly, the wages and conditions are poor, maintenance staff unskilled.
I was an Engineering Officer on a merchant ship. What you infer is utter codswallop.
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9 minutes ago, BillStrangeOgre said:Unfortunately I can't order online with a foreign bank card.
Any physical shops? Cheers
C.O.D.
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^ Sounds a bit evangelical🧐
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11 minutes ago, Rampant Rabbit said:
I got a ticket for moving into the middle lane (100) doing 120 (outer lane 120), stupid rule really, forces you to stay only in the outer lane even when all three are empty.........didnt pay it
That is a new one on me. Not many three-lane roads up here.
Unless of course it was near an exit and there was a solid line.
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Always been a hatchback man, at heart.
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19 minutes ago, RPCVguy said:
That's just another aspect of geophysics relating to glacial ice melt.
Yes but slightly older than "since 1990's" so not related to the human timescale.
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Tabarnak
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2 hours ago, stupidfarang said:
Turns out when approaching a U-Turn section on the highway you must reduce your speed to 90klm, there were no signs on the road saying this.
The 120 is only for motorways/roads with no junctions or U-turns. The reduction to 90 when there is a U-turn is a weird asian interpretation but correct.
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2 minutes ago, RPCVguy said:
What is happening is that the mass of ice at the poles that melts ends up becoming part of the water bulge of oceans at the equator. Just like a figure skater can slow a spin by extending arms outward, the added mass at the equator means the Earth spins slightly slower.
Another theory says the planet is swelling a little and becoming rounder because the surface pressure of the ice from the ice age has been removed.
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1 hour ago, JonnyF said:They call all of us whinging Poms, not only the ones that move to Australia to live. It's a term of endearment nearly always said with a cheeky grin and a wink. I have a great relationship with my Aussie colleagues and whinging pom is nothing more than a light hearted bit of ribbing. A nod to our shared history. You're reaching with that one.
Q. What's the difference between a 747 and a Pom
A. The 747 stops whining when it gets to Sydney.
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46 minutes ago, NanLaew said:
Did you ever lay with a Maduran woman while you were there?
Not that I know of but recently I was told on an Indo. forum that it is not a rumour.
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I didn't have a problem and I found Indonesia quite pleasant.🧐
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37 minutes ago, webfact said:
However, officers managed to identify him by his footwear.
Rookie mistake🧐
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Anyone who has ever owned a toy gyroscope will know it is the wide bit at the equator that will have the most effect not the small diameter bit at the top.
The core on the other hand will have an effect and no amount of electric cars will effect that change.
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I think Bob Smith is still posting🧐
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45 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:
depends what the job is
Well, they don't build cars or ships in Phuket🤔
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1 minute ago, bbi1 said:
Yes, it has a digital keypad and a key lock. I've always been using the key to physically open it as I don't know the digital code to open it.
Well, it is a bit late now, horse bolted and such but, you should have reset the code before you started using it.
What you have done is akin to locking a scooter key under the seat. You will only do it once.
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No keypad?
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Take the job. Move to Phuket alone. Scope the place out and see how the job fits, then move the family.
Planning life in 5-year bites is not a bad strategy.
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8 hours ago, Danderman123 said:
A large boat being the requirement. Not so easy to operate by a small group.
The guys in the engine room do not know where they are. Only the helmsman has actual control of the wheel and the engine movement requests. But there will be a small group of watch officers on the bridge with him.
Emergency lines police fire ambulance
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You either get the tourist police or a pizza I can't remember which one. 🧐