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4 hours ago, rooster59 said:Dr Opas said it was very accurate and an excellent tracing tool.
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He said that any glitches in the system would be sorted by next week.
Those two sentences don't appear to be consistent.
'Any glitches'? That gives the impression of someone not knowing if there are any.
Also, wouldn't that make people want to wait until it's working properly before downloading it?
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30 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:
The steak's will be pretty high if there were any pot smoking , card playing cows on there ..
'The steak's will be pretty high' Only the ones on the top shelf at the butcher's.
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6 minutes ago, chickenslegs said:Having seen pictures of Owl balanced on his ladder(s) repairing the roof in flipflops, I think we should all prepare ourselves for the worst.
(I'm sure he's kidding as he knows his trigonometry and can calculate without leaving the ground.)
I don't think this is the time to being considering eating German sausages.
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47 minutes ago, Percy P said:
Where there any ladies of pleasure there.
Why, did she have a full hand?
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5 minutes ago, stephenterry said:
You are the second poster who has stated the obvious. My point is whether it's her responsibility or not, if she wants this malfunction remedied she should stop moaning and chase PWA to get their finger out - probably at her cost.
According to the OP, she has stopped moaning. The 'authorities' (we can only guess that's the PWA) appear to have got their finger out already, and put their spectacles on:
3 hours ago, rooster59 said:Now the local authorities are looking into the matter for her.
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13 minutes ago, CharlieH said:My guess would be a faulty meter.
If she has bills prior, and a history of usage and no apparent leaks, then it points to the meter.
Personally our bill is around 60 - 100 and rarely more, unless madam has been playing with the pressue washer and cleaning everything in sight.
Never understood why its the householders job to take care and service the water meter. We had to change ours recently as it just stopped due to limescale build up. I would have thought its the PWA responsibility, after all it tells them what to charge and whats been used etc just like the electric meter is the PEA responsibility.
'If she has bills prior, and a history of usage and no apparent leaks, then it points to the meter.'
I'd agree with that initially, especially when you say 'no apparent leaks' with the emphasis on 'apparent'.
However, when running a bar in Pattaya we had a very high water bill one month. No apparent leaks.
The PWA came to check, and did what I suggested earlier - closed the isolating valve. The meter stopped dead.
We then had to find someone to dig into the ground after the meter, to discover a leaking joint. The water leak ran in the ground to a nearby drain, thereby hiding the leak.
(In my post anyway) I never said it was the PWA's responsibility to service the meter. I just pointed out if there was a leak after the meter it was up the the householder to repair it.
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1 minute ago, JeffersLos said:A good tip to save money on the water bill is to shower once a week.
That seem reasonable to me.
I take it to save even more, you could shower your left side even week numbers and your right side odd week numbers.
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1 minute ago, voulez vous said:Mr Owl will be back soon. He would like to thank all the posters for their concern. At the present time he has left his shed and is making plans to climb the giant yang tree in Udon to establish its true height.
I take it his underground tunnel to escape from Sheditz was successful then?
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2 minutes ago, stephenterry said:7 minutes ago, bluesofa said:Is there is a leak after the meter for it to register, then it's not the responsibility of the PWA, but the householder.
That's why she should harass the PWA to resolve the problem - of course, at a cost. Or read your comment and do nothing but moan. Some people...
Since when did I 'do nothing but moan'?
The simplest thing would be for the householder to look at the meter to confirm it's turning at high speed. Then close the isolating valve immediately after the meter, to check the meter stops.
That will prove it one way or the other in five minutes. 'Some people... '
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8 minutes ago, stephenterry said:If the meter reading is correct, clearly, there is a leak, and the authorities need to get their fingers out.
Is there is a leak after the meter for it to register, then it's not the responsibility of the PWA, but the householder.
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26 minutes ago, JoePai said:Ah but how many cups of tea does she make...
At a guess: Must be twenty per second?
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46 minutes ago, rooster59 said:Krissana Darachote's method was to go to condos and look in the mailboxes of residents for spare keys then go to their rooms and steal their possessions.
I always thought the spare key was underneath the door mat, or the flowerpot outside the condo door?
This new idea of using the mailbox is fantastic.
How did he manage to open a locked mailbox? Oh, wait a minute...
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57 minutes ago, rooster59 said:Now the local authorities are looking into the matter for her.
They must be going to pool their resources.
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2 minutes ago, law ling said:
Reminds me of a "Yes, Minister" episode - don't form a committee if you don't know what the outcome will be.
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I tend to think of a Brian Rix farce for some reason.
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Just now, Bender Rodriguez said:
what about ... firing & jailing the involved police not knowing what everybody else knows
Or not being able to understand google maps. It was openly listed on there.
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4 minutes ago, Bradmeister said:
It also incorporates Hi Power WiFi to any nearby cell tower, and the individual(s) are identified and classified in under 5 secs..
Do you have any more details on this, or a link to what it is?
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24 minutes ago, Crossy said:
Thanks for that.
I'm big enough to eat my earlier words. It's (at least today) required by law in five provinces Chanthaburi, Chon Buri, Trat, Rayong and Samut Sakhon.
Coming soon to a location near you ????
'I'm big enough to eat my earlier words' Why, have you been using caps lock again Crossy?
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51 minutes ago, Bangyai said:
Gambling really is a disease for Chinese it seems. They just can't get enough of it.
I had a hot Chinese girlfriend back in England but if we went into London for a night on the town she just could not pass an amusement arcade and spend 30 - 40 minutes in there on the penny arcade. To drag her away from a pile of pennies perched on the edge was a herculean task. She had pumped so many pennies into it that she seriously thought it owed her. ' I am just about to win ' was her constant excuse.
My mate had a hot Chinese girlfriend back in England too, but she went off the boil.
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11 minutes ago, spiekerjozef said:20 minutes ago, bluesofa said:
There's a very long list of equipment in the cars.
1. Coffee cup holder.
Ha ha! I can't see that in the list. Perhaps that's standard in a BMW, but there is also (in total for 230 cars):
(This is listed as "type 1")
1.1 230 plug-in mixed energy electric cars
1.2 Surveillance camera Installed on the car roof, 230 cameras
1.3 Set of 230 sets of surveillance camera angle positioning
1.4 Mobile computer (Notepad / Notebook) total 230 machines
1.5 Portable passport censors, 230 units
1.6 460 electric guns
1.7 Action Camera, 230 sets
1.8 230 sets of wireless network connection devices
1.9 Mobile computer software for local operations, 230 units
1.10 Software for checking and displaying data of 230 individuals.
1.11 230 VHF / FM car radio transmitters with Code Squelch power of not less than 25 watts.
1.12 amplifier with electronic siren signal. The power is not less than 100 watts with 230 sets of red LED lights for car roof mounting.
I do wonder what point 1.6 is: "460 electric guns"!
There is also an additional 30 cars with a higher spec. Listed as "type 2"
(All via Google translate)
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7 hours ago, PatOngo said:21 hours ago, webfact said:
It came in the form of the Immigration Bureau's famous BMW smart cars that after a considerable hiatus are back in business!
It would be interesting to know what the Bureau's famous BMW smart cars were used for during the considerable hiatus???
I can't remember reading what the 'considerable hiatus' was?
However, from the link provided by Natai Beach in an earlier post in this topic, it appears there are 230 smart cars across the country. The price per vehicle is 3,445,039 Baht (total 792,358,970 Baht)
And yes, they do have a lot more than a laptop with 4G and a mobile phone as I originally wrote.
There's a very long list of equipment in the cars.
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8 minutes ago, TanooPet said:
You would want to say เขา/เธอ เป็นคนที่บ้าอำนาจ or เขา/เธอชอบใช้อำนาจ
ควบคุม is more like controlling something....like ควบคุม traffic or a machine....ควบคุมการทำงาน...ควบคุมการจราจร... blah, blah, blah.
tanoopet.com
Ah, right. Thanks.
I recognise อำนาจ from มอบอำนาจ/ใบมอบอำนาจ for power of attorney.
It did occur to me I might have the wrong use of the word when I was trying to find it.
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43 minutes ago, Natai Beach said:
You have guessed wrong.
These beemers are the ducks guts.
Made in Rayong at the BMW factory.
They are kitted out with a stack of features, the most impressive is the facial recognition system (they have your photos when you arrive at the immigration at the airport and look into that camera).
It sits on top of the roof on a swivel and can pick you from 100 meters away. Photo below circled in blue.
Every province has two of them. They are plug in electric.
i am not sure about the headline, they haven’t been anywhere.
Are you saying it doesn't have a laptop with 4G, and a mobile phone?
What other features does it have, as well as the camera? I wonder if it needs to be stationary, or can it recognise faces as it drives by?
Do you have a link to an article which lists other features?
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What's the word to describe someone who has a very controlling personality?
Is the word การควบคุม ?
If so, would it be something like เขาเป็นควบคุมมาก for example?
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Bangkok: Serial thief stole spare keys from condo residents' mailboxes
in Bangkok News
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He must have been caught before stealing cornflakes.