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I would cut the guy some slack with the marijuana possession. Marijuana legitimately does have medicinal purposes for pain relief, which has been recognized by several U.S. States and European countries, and he did just have a heart attack in 2013. Frankly I think alcohol creates more societal problems than marijuana use.
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Uh...isn't this a GIRL'S model bike (doesn't have the top bar)?
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If he did it, well screw him and hope he rots in Thai prison where he is constantly tormented by the other inmates.
My only concern is that he actually did it and the Thai police did not beat a confession out of innocent man. Seems like a DNA of bodily secretions would be conclusive, however it is really doubtful that DNA tests could be done so quickly.
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Pardon me if I am wrong, but wasn't this enter without a visa thing done for the Russians entering Thailand? I don't think it ended up that much of a disaster.
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Eva Green (AKA Vesper LInd from Casino Royale) was a more impressive score.
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Does anyone have the actual law on this or knows how far back the TIS stamp applies. I have a Yoshi exhaust on the FZR, but that bike is a 1989. Thanks.
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Feel kind of bad for Messi, he didn't look to happy even when he got the golden boot thing. However, he legitimately had some chances to score and if he only better aim/ball control it would have been a different game.
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It's all over now! Germany baby!!!
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wonderful game. I was rooting for Germany.
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Religion is child abuse pure an simple and that includes the Thai Buddhist system, its a disgrace.
Please, don't hold back. Tell us how you really feel.
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I seen rats the size of small dogs in Bangkok. I was surprised how big those suckers can really get. They scurried into the sewer when I saw them....the idea of what is really hiding in the Bangkok sewer system is actually very frightening.
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My additional thoughts are: while riding gear such as leather or mesh jacket, gloves, boots, and the such will protect you from road rash should you take your bike or scooter down, my main concern are blunt object obstacles like a post, a pole, and those high curbs they have in Thailand. A good jacket won't protect you from blunt force trauma if you hit a pole, and even the best possible helmet will only protect you slightly. Like if you get thrown and end up going head first into a pole at 80 km/h that Shoei/Arai/AGV/Etc. helmet isn't going to miraculously save you.
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^^Thought they had already started to do so. A couple of news articles about military talking to taxi/motorcycle taxi/tuk tuk or something to that effect.
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Perhaps this question best posed in the Ask the lawyer section.
I'm still hung up on the owners selling a room in a condo bit. Didn't know you could legally just sell a room, and not the entire unit.
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I believe in reincarnation. I do not have any personal experience with reincarnation, nor do I profess to know how it works. I believe that it is probably more complicated than I can comprehend. I remember reading Rene Descartes proof for the existence of God, and remember a quote by a Pope (I don't remember who) who likened that the universe being created without a God was analogous to spilling sand and it forming a masterpiece (something to that effect at least). It made sense to me, so I do believe in "something beyond".
From reading alot of posts, I have the distinct impression that most people on TV are either atheists or agnostic and I certainly don't think it is right to tell anyone that there beliefs are wrong.
I also believe that alot of things that Thai people do that Westerners are puzzled at, are based on the belief in reincarnation. As a people and compared to people in the West, Thais are extremely religious in terms of the percentage of people that believe. It's not hard to find an atheist/agnostic in the West, much harder to find a Thai atheist. So when I see posts about how life is cheap in Thailand, or why don't Thais wear helmets, or why are Thais so careless in doing such and such when it could cause death, my thoughts are well it's because virtually all Thais believe in reincarnation and believe that some things like your death are predestined, and (if you made merit in this life) your next life will be better so why ake a big deal about it.
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Ooooh, the Chinese language one is interesting. My vote would be for spirit possession. Anyways, here's a wikipedia article entry on xenoglossy which is the name for the phenomenon.
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The old CBR250RR is a much different (and frankly better) bike than the CBR250. The old RR was a 4cylinder model (not the 1 cylinder model) that used the same tech and high revving engine of the bigger cc bikes. Japan has/had restricted licensing for motorcycles and that was why it was made. It was a very high tech model that cost as much as a bigger cc bike. There is the naked version called the hornet. I have seen a few CBR250's and hornets for sale, so they do pop up. However, very rare. I personally never got on the CBR250 bandwagon. I can't get excited over a 1 cylinder, 4 stroke, 250cc. Honestly I would take one of the older 2 stroke 150cc's (Honda NSR, YAMAHA TZR/TZM, Kawasaki KRR) over those any day.
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The name "Death Valley" is clearly confusing or at least not strong enough to get to the point.. Name should be changed to "Death Valley: THIS MEANS YOU" (in boldcase, for emphasis)
Anyways, sorry to hear this. I liked the actor (and because there have been no apparent Child abuse allegations made), rest in peace. Thank you for entertaining me through all those planeflights on Thaiairways where they were always playing Harry Potter movies.
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^^I am corrected. I actually went with an "International Driver's Permit" which is offered through U.S. American Automobile Association (not government issue). There is no "international" driver's license.
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Yes, should be enough. I have a US license in addition to Thai (so I know nothing about the European license), and US does not distinguish between cc's, with the exception of cc's below 100 which are classified as mopeds which is a separate license (though a full motorcycle license covers that too). If trying to obtain a Thai license just bring international license showing motorcycle endorsement to Land Transport office, and they will exempt you from riding test. As I recall still had to do a color test, and something else--so I don't think it exempts you completely.
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From my understanding, there is alot of people operating illegal businesses on public land. Beach area, like in most countries, cannot be owned by an individual person. In Thailand, the beach is property of the Country. What has been done is that people have been squating on public land, setting up bars, setting up seats/umbrellas and charging people money to use or be on the beach. Removing everything is a step in regaining control, which I think is a long time overdue.
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If anyone knows or could keep an eye out for a cheap cruiser style bike, I would appreciate it. Am looking for something with a green book. Other than that I don't care. Wrecked, damaged, screwed up engine, I am still down interested.
The plan? Ship harley engine and tranny to Thailand, legally, pay invoice tax, and have engine with serial number changed and recorded in greenbook of a Honda Phantom. Was going to ship portions of harley frame to weld onto cruiser bike, so that it can that it can fit the engine (yes I know you can't just swap a v-twin to the cruiser in LOS).
Thank you.
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Hey Draftvader, yeah hiding...taking care of a few things so off of TV for a bit. Hope you and the missus and the little one are doing good.
But seriously, how bad is it that you can't get 5k baht for it on TV? They're a bunch of people who go on the classifieds just to buy temporary transport while visiting. 5k you shouldn't have problems. What kind of bike is it? Pics? Now you've got me curious.
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Yes, I too have noticed that as I grow older, my clothing has "shrunk". Not just jackets, but trousers, shirts, and even belts. It is a perplexing mystery.
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Are Indians the new Nigerians ?
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I don't see the foul here. You put up an ad, people responded to inquire about the financing. They wanted a little more info but didn't want to waste your time or theirs so they write a short one line inquiry. I think it's reasonable and within fair play. Now if they asked you to forward money because your great uncle that you didn't know you had had died and they were going to transfer a $100mil inheritance to you, that's a bit different.