edwinchester

Yeah, given me a couple of tips in the past.

Maybe it can be built next to the world's tallest flagpole that never got built.

You'd rate a Celerio that highly? Couldn't even drive one comfortably and I'm only 6ft. Build quality was appalling, even wifey turned her nose up at it so we went for the NETA V for the school run. It fulfills the task brilliantly, cutting the monthly fuel bill by 80% compared to the Triton we used to run.

Not direct at Songkran it isn't

My daughter and her own family love Thailand and went back to the UK last weekend after their fortnight here. Her husband told me that the entire trip, for two adults and three youngsters, has cost nearly £11,000! £5500 was for 5 economy flights. They are quite well off but if prices keep going up they will be seriously considering destinations other than Thailand.

Wifeys friend doesn't burn her rice straw. She turns it into rice bales and sells it to increase her profit even more. I have no idea why other farmers don't do the same as the guys doing the baling will do it for free and then give you a price for each bale they take away.

We've got one in our village with a long hose so people can easily fill a big tank whilst it's still on the motorcycle. We stopped using it after seeing people give the local dogs a drink from the hose.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/pensions/article-9803095/Is-UK-state-pension-REALLY-worst-rich-rival-countries.html EU is definitely not worse than the UK, most countries are ahead of the UK pension.

Hydrogen fueling stations are very expensive unfortunately. I'd love to be able to generate my own hydrogen from solar/wind and use it to power my home and transport. Hopefully will happen one day.

They used coal gas in WW2.

The border between Kanchanaburi and Burma is as porous as it gets, easy to cross. Before I went to extensions of stay I used to do border hops at Phu Nam Ron in Kan. A minibus used to bus us across the border to Burmese Immigration. A couple of times on the way back into Thailand people were being trafficked into Thailand as the bus was stopped short of the border and they disappeared into the jungle with a guide. I reported this to the Police in Thailand. Their response? "Nothing we can do, the Army control this border".

The excellent medicinal affects of the Chiang Mai air no doubt.

If that had happened to a child of mine I'd be paying somebody in their prison to make their pathetic lives miserable for as many days of that 21 years as possible.

Somebody may suspect that a person has offered somebody with connections to law enforcement a large sum of money to ask the Doctor to drop the charges in return for a share of the money. I couldn't possibly comment.

"Mae Fah Luang International Airport Director Somchanok Tiantiabrat clarified the issue in an interview with Matichon, saying there was a chance that the e-cigarettes would be snuck on board because their bodies are mainly made of plastic and could not be detected by the x-ray device." Must be ancient machines if they're missing stuff like this. I worked in an airport 20 years ago and plastic items were visible on the machines. Great fun pulling passengers out of line for a bag search when sex toys were visible in their luggage.

"The government has offered an explanation about a Chinese tourist who was under the impression that Bangkok would be hosting continuous water fights during the Songkran"...... he's a moron.

Druggies who will sell the copper wire at the recycling plant to fund their habit. A friend had his home broken into when he was on a trip back to Aus. All the wiring was pulled off the walls, as was all the visible plastic water pipe. Even the wooden staircase was dismantled for the wood and metal joining plates. Turns out it was the druggie in the house next door who sold all the recyclables for cash.

Nam Sattahip, now with added protein.

My daughter's family paid over £5000 for 5 EVA tickets for their fortnight in Thailand this month. Didn't stop them coming but the cost certainly made them consider alternatives.

If opinions in our village are any guide his comments are spot on. PT are going to be held to account for their duplicity make no mistake.

Few drones with tanks full of cypermethrin is the usual solution.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Hanratty Appears he was guilty.

Years.... agreement was first signed 6 years ago.

Pathetic photo exercise for Paramilitary wannabes.

"The loss of control that led to the crash may have been due to mechanical issues" Yeah, the nut on the end of the throttle.