
teacherofwoe
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8 hours ago, metisdead said:
Hopefully, this link will be helpful:
https://guide.michelin.com/th/en/chiang-mai-region/chiang-mai/restaurants
I'm just curious as to who goes to these restaurants. How many have you even heard of?
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On 12/9/2019 at 11:55 AM, TopDeadSenter said:
200lb line from a pier? I saw a guy on TV do something similar. IIRC he used his wife's Thanksgiving turkey as bait on a large hook. After tying the loose end of his line to the pier bollard, he caught a fish so big it pulled the whole pier down. Put me off the idea of fishing for life.
I think you're talking about the movie Jaws, right?
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7 hours ago, URMySunshine said:
More fag end Corbyn lies - I think I can be certain of one thing BoJo will keep his promise on the NHS if nothing else as it is key to remaining popular with his new tory voters.
And what promise is that exactly?
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This deal is all about tying the NHS to US pharmaceutical companies which will cause a savage increase in the cost of medication in the UK which will ultimately lead to the NHS becoming privatized.
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The Heartland Institute are at the COP25 this year (again), but you won't see any of their presentations on the mainstream because they use science, facts and data rather than hysteria and fear. You should check out their work on Youtube:
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We'll we've heard your opinion, now back it up please.
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So, a glacier from the last ice age has gone leaving an abundance of plant life to consume deadly nasty evil co2, so the Climate Cult should be happy. Apparently not; you just cant please religious maniacs, can you? Don't worry sheeple, it will start coming back in about thirty to forty years as the next solar minimum is well on it's way now. And, that's from true science where empirical data is used rather than repeating a narrative that suits an agenda. Don't believe me? But you believe everything that comes out of a box in the corner of the living room. Programming!
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19 hours ago, ballpoint said:
Here, 5G refers to the wifi signal being 5GHz, rather than, or in addition to, the 'standard' 2.4GHz. (My True supplied router provides both). 5GHz is generally faster, but has a shorter range than 2.4GHz. It has nothing to do with 5G cellular technology, (where the 'G' stands for "generation"), which operates at 30 - 300GHz
Ah great, thanks for that.
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My wife complained to 3BB because our internet was slow. 20mps usually at 10mps or less. They offered to upgrade us from 20mps to 100mps for no extra charge. They guys came and installed today, and as I connected to the new router what did I see? 5G. I speed tested it at a 165mps.
Luckily, they left the old router which still works. I've been speed testing it for the past few hours and getting 40mps from it. Coincidence?
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You just need to wiki this stuff:
It is quick-acting and non-selective, killing green plant tissue on contact. It is also toxic to human beings and animals due to its redox activity, which produces superoxide anions. It has been linked to the development of Parkinson's disease[6][7] and is banned in several countries.
Paraquat was first manufactured and sold by ICI in early 1962, and is today among the most commonly used herbicides.
Amazing! Toxic to humans causing Parkinson's and is one of the most common pesticides. And apparently without it, according to our expert, we can't grow sugar like they did 50 years ago.
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Turning to hemp for plastic alternatives would transform waste crisis very quickly.
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24 minutes ago, sanemax said:
I am trying to work out : How can a person "believe" that something "could" happen .
Does that make sense ?
Surely you can only believe that something will happen, rather than just "could happen"?
assume vs presume
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4 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:Do they think if they keep saying the same thing over and over, we'll eventually believe them?
Yes, that's the plan exactly. And sadly it's working because most people can't break from their programming.
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A clear and comprehensive description of fake news might be useful.
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7 hours ago, webfact said:
E-cigarettes cause brain damage and cancer, reports Thai media
So does EMF, but no one's reporting on that.
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Ohhh, the post fact world we live in now.
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Interesting presentation here; it's possible that there were fewer dinosaurs than first thought:
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There's too much here that doesn't smell right.
Yazmin Juarez said she fled Guatemala last year to seek a better life in the U.S. with her baby daughter. But Juarez said 19-month-old Mariee died after developing a viral respiratory infection during three weeks of detention, despite hospital treatment after her release.
Her 19-month old daughter Mariee died six weeks after being discharged from an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility.
Can anyone else see troubling factors in this testimony?
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15 hours ago, NCC1701A said:
do you know the frequencies?
The Active Denial System and 5g operate around 95 Ghz
https://www.rfsafe.com/5g-network-uses-nearly-same-frequency-as-weaponized-crowd-control-systems/
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2 hours ago, bristolboy said:
But not under the terms of the nuclear pact. That said, it's clear that other signatories are giving Iran lots of latitude because they recognize that it's the USA that is the root cause of this situation.
JCPOA provisions permit Iran to increase uranium enrichment for peaceful purposes beyond levels agreed on if other signatories fail to fulfill their obligations under the agreement.
That’s precisely what happened by Trump’s illegal withdrawal, along with breach of the agreement by Britain, France, Germany and the EU.
Uranium enrichment beyond the JCPOA-permitted 300 kg/3.67 level is Iran’s legal right because of the Western breach as stipulated in Articles 26 and 36.-
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21 hours ago, Baerboxer said:
Arguably, no country has the right to dictate to any other country what they can and can't do within their own borders. All countries can refuse to trade with, or have diplomatic relations with any other country. But they have no right to impose their chosen actions on any others.
The US, under Trump, apparently has no problem with terrorist nest Pakistan, ultra Hindu nationalist India, or secretive Israel having nuclear weapons. Just oil rich Iran!
I think you mistook my statement. Iran has every right to increase uranium enrichment.
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16 hours ago, beau thai said:
I guess I lack your refined taste but Gekko food is ok. Unpretentious sure, but better than a lot of the more pretentious stuff served up elsewhere. , Good value. Varied menu, good promotions. No reason to defame it....
13 hours ago, elektrified said:I agree. Nothing wrong with Gekko. The menu is huge and both Thai and Western food is prepared well. The staff are very nice and friendly and the prices are very reasonable. Absolutely no need to defame it.
Defamation is a serious matter in Thailand. If I have defamed Gekko, a moderator would have deleted my post. But they didn't because it's an opinion. I could suggest that you've both promoted the place and contact a moderator to have your posts deleted under TV rules, but you haven't because it's your opinion. In my opinion, the staff are friendly and efficient, the eating area is not clean, the food is clean in its preparation, but the quality of the recipes are very poor. That's my opinion which I'm entitled to am I not?
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On 7/4/2019 at 1:37 PM, eyecatcher said:
Like Gekko......(but not Gekko?)
Whats the criteria?
They serve atrocious food but not as bad as Gekko.
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And they have every right to do so.
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How to stop a scammer?
in Chiang Mai
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You know he is currently recruiting for the scam, you know where the scam will take place, you know when the scam will take place, and you know who the scam will take place with. Is there anything else you would like to tell us?