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eefoo

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  1. There ar many autoparts shops along Sukhumvit.

    The one you have the biggest chance of finding your part is located on the right side of sukhumvit in Naklua, at the third traffic lights when heading direction Laem Chabang.

    Be aware that they have a double pricing policy though.

    If you just keep on driving just around the bend there is a large second hand auto parts centre , no double pricing and very helpfull ,you cant miss it its a very large place with parts outside

    Being in the market for an auto-spare or two, I just happened upon this thread. Didn't find the one jbrain mentioned, but I did find Claudius'. What a gem that is. I will disagree with him on one point - you can miss it, but only by being in the wrong lane and thinking "Oh S**t, that's the place I wanted". A quick next left turn later actually brings you back out right by its side.

    An Ali-Baba's cave of goodies inside there for the DIY mechanic. Unfortunately they didn't have the part I was looking for from a scrappie, but a lad went into the side-rooms and came out with a brand new one of one of the parts I was after.

    Thanks for the tip, Claudius.

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  2. Britain only 'donated' two million Pakistanis! I'm sure millions of true Brits feel we should at least double this not very generous gesture! The more the merrier I say

    Apparently, the English government is waiting for a large earthquake somewhere near Glasgow. They'll be well-equipped to donate 2 million Jocks back.

  3. The only science I could find for durian was a rat study, showing no effect of durian on body temperature, but this is rather scanty evidence as humans aren't rats :

    Some are, but that's beside the point!

  4. I bought Scottish pounds at 49.3, the Brit pounds was at 50.20.

    Scottish pounds can be exchanged at most banks in England 1 for 1. It is legal tender but some people do not accept it, which is illegal.

    Scottish pounds are equivalent in value to English ones. They are also legal tender - in Scotland. In England they are promissory notes, and as such can be rejected as payment for a debt.

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