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I can't believe no one has suggested a day at Nong Nook. http://www.nongnoochtropicalgarden.com/ Irrespective of age & nocturnal interests, Nong Nook is a great day out.
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8 minutes ago, skippybangkok said:
Yeah, I was a bit quick off the mark to flame your post. Sorry bout that. Are your parents Thai or farang ? Could make a difference in the type of toy you are researching. I think if could recharge when battery low, mobile phone companies would have already cornered the market. Have you Googled Sony robot dog ?
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On 8/14/2018 at 8:35 PM, Naam said:
i drove various Porsche when i was young.
I DROVE my parents insane when I was young ! That mean I should get a wrap ?
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I also try & keep my sugar intake down as much as possible. A couple of slices of lemon in a bottle of cold water makes a refreshing drink. I also mix up a batch of Ginger drink that most drink hot. I put 4 sachets of the Ginger powder in one litre of water & keep in the fridge. Dissolve first with a little hot water. There's several varieties with No added preservatives, colours & flavourings. For a change I use some of the concentrated, 4 sachet mix, with a glass of soda water.
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"is Thailand going down the worm hole?" Me thinks some posters here have already gone down the worm hole !
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This what you're looking for ? http://www.rideicon.com/the-brand/store-locator Mr Googles' usually the answer.
"Though wanting to buy icon pdx2 rain gear for the rain." That's usually when you wear it !
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On 8/18/2018 at 12:56 PM, robblok said:
Far more useful for me are lights that i can put down when there is a blackout here.. not strobe. I finally found a few that do that. Also I have bought a good flashlight... a mag lite from the US .. not too big and made of metal. Quite happy with it.
"are lights that i can put down " Why, it break a leg ?
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2 hours ago, sirineou said:
Is the Thailand Motor Forum moderated?
I Have a 2014 Michu Mirage we bought a couple of years as an inexpensive car while visiting Thailand (sold our pickup when we left and tired of renting every time we return) We will be returning to Thailand next spring full time again and we will be in the market for a more substantial vehicle, we will keep the Mitsubishi for around town and sister in law to drive.
So I see the title of this thread "Which car / brand should I choose?" and i think to myself, perhaps i can get some inside on opinions from those who are there and have dealt with the choice.
After all these years on TVF I should have known better.
Five pages on which color is cooler in the sun.
I know talking about cars is fun and I don't mean to be a stick in the mud and a party pooper, but how about some self moderation. If we are all interested in color and its effect on heating up a car how about we start a new thread, I might even jump in with my personal preference on paint job,solving the whole controversy.
PS : if anyone says " yes but the roof is white" I will personally come over and beat you senseless with a stalk of lemongrass
Well said. No, the whole reply, not just about the lemon grass.
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"generally be amusing / a distraction" A bit like this post !
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10/10 for the graphics.
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56 minutes ago, rodney earl said:
That is why I said that the world would be a far better place without any religion. ALL religions are about 3 things and 3 things only MONEY, POWER AND CONTROL.!!
Good men do good deeds. Evil men do evil deeds. For a good man to do evil deeds... that takes religion !
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Been using Lazada for a little while now. Not a problem at all. Always COD. Returned my first purchase as it wasn't a genuine item... copy, knock off, fake. Returned via Thai Post. Had refund into my K-bank within 10 days.
I'll be using them again.
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"many Thais don't even know their own defamation law" I go so far as to say most people of any country don't know their country's defamation laws. maybe a very basic outline of said law, but most people wouldn't have the need to know.
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20 minutes ago, totally thaied up said:
She has and never will produce offspring as well. Due to a serious motorcycle accident, children are impossible. So yes, a heifer in both senses of the term.
Oops... sorry bout that.
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5555 You do know what a heifer is ? One who has not produced an off spring.
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On 5/14/2018 at 4:03 PM, totally thaied up said:
Will I be more than happy to send you a PM with the wife and dresses?
She is a bit of a heifer but she cooks good ...
Edit: you should see my Diamond earrings and pink smock - looks great on me - (I got your joke... I am a bit slow)
555555 You sure she is really a heifer ?
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What's an average Thai woman ?
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1 minute ago, luk AJ said:
BMW has a 5y or 100k full service. Until then there is nothing to be paid at all (besides new tires.)
Sent from my iPhone using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile appI'd really like to know what this has to do with the OP. Where's a MOD when you need one ???
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46 minutes ago, tweedledee2 said:
By the term"gravel bike" I can only assume you intend to do most of your riding on semi-smooth or unpaved roads. If so, what you need is a Mountain Bike. For a first bike, I would suggest you start with an off the rack bike. You buy decent quality MB's that cost between 5,000-8,000 baht from stores like Big C, Tesco, Home Pro, Global House and other shops. As a novice and inexperienced beginner, spending 15,000 baht on a first bike would be foolish and so is letting a friend of a friend chose a bike for you. I bought my Coyote MB 2 years ago, ride at least 20 km four days a week and saved 2/3's of your budget.
As an off road & highway cyclist for what seems like eons, I agree totally with the above. You will definitely get a bike off the rack for above quoted price. If someone tries to convince you that you need a custom bike... rubbish. You'll get almost perfect fit with seat adjustment as long as you choose something pretty close to "your fit" when you buy. many bikes have adjustable goose neck & handlebar tilt adjustment for final fit.
Good luck & enjoy.
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44 minutes ago, ravip said:
Do all owners of BMW & Mercedes have an attitude like yours?
Does it come after purchasing them, or the attitude makes you choose them?
Just askin' as I dont know...
Isn't it about time certain members started their own post if they want to continue with all this crap that is no way related to the original post ?
Yes, yes, I know I can just ignore, but I happen to be interested in genuine replies to the OP. Becoming a waste of time & BORING with the private spat going on.
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On 8/7/2018 at 9:58 PM, NCC1701A said:
What is safe here? Everything is substandard. I would not do anything in Thailand along these lines.
"What is safe here? Everything is substandard." Sorry, can't agree with you. I've had both knees replaced here in LOS as well as medium range dental work & all done very professionally. Very happy with all procedures.
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On 8/9/2018 at 12:08 PM, Alaskan said:
Thank you for the suggestion. I'll give that a shot.
"I'll give that a shot." I guess you already have !
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Oh, this is what I typed into Google. "pak chong bicycle shops"
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31 minutes ago, Beeonlotus said:
Didn't realize I overlooked that important bit of information. I'm in Pak Chong, situated roughly midway between Korat and Bangkok. I've lived here off and on for over 6 years.
Not intended as a flame or wind up.... But !
It never ceases to amaze me why people don't become friends with Mr Google. A 2 second click & this came up immediately.
I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for there.
Chevrolet Dealer Funny Business
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" I too would not trust any Thai an inch, they often simply cannot help themselves but try and pull one over on you. " What an absolute load of BS.