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  1. OK. I see. Sorry for the confusion then. I would still recommend Dr. Paritas though.
  2. They have been in business for a long time - for multiple generations, as far as I know. I have bought from them many times, and more importantly sold back to them the gold that I bought from them. And whenever I visit their shop near my home, there are often HUNDREDS of Thais lining up there to buy and sell gold, whereas I rarely see customers at the other gold shops around me. All of those factors combine to make me conclude that they are trustworthy.
  3. His name is Dr. Paritas Sukriket, and he is my favorite dermatologist in Thailand. In fact he's the only one I really trust. I have been seeing him once or twice a year for decades.
  4. Article: The mainstream press is lying to you BIG TIME about the Texas child who "died from measles" https://kirschsubstack.com/p/breaking-the-mainstream-press-is The child died from medical malpractice, not the measles. By the way, they don't vaccinate in the community due to all the vaccine injuries they've had from "safe and effective" vaccines. Key points: The parents authorized release of the medical records to CHD. The 6-year old child was recovering from the measles (and was out of danger from dying from the measles), but developed pneumonia. The hospital gave the child the WRONG antibiotic combination (deviating from the standard of care). The child got worse. The doctors should have tried the correct antibiotic at that point, but did nothing. The test results on the culture revealed the type of infection and the doctor ordered the correct medication, but it was ordered to be started 10 hours later (instead of immediately). The correct medication was started after it was too late to stop the infection. Note: the community avoids vaccines due to too many vaccine adverse events in the community. Apparently, the gaslighting (“this is normal”) is not working in this community.
  5. I wouldn't be able to enjoy a meal if I knew that I wasn't going to pay for it. I hope it's worth it to him to ruin his reputation for 700 baht when he gets caught, which he will.
  6. For starters, the police could search his home for a gun. Not finding one would not necessarily clear him, as he could/would have probably gotten rid of it. But finding a gun would do a lot to bolster the credibility of her story.
  7. I've been to both of those places - at the same time, no less.
  8. Exactly, because it provides a false sense of security. It's better if you cross at a place that you DON'T expect to be safe - as that encourages you to be more careful.
  9. You are overlooking the American military's secret weapon: DIVERSITY! With ladyboys in its military, the US can now defeat any non-diverse adversary. All they need to do is to make sure their enemies are wearing gold chains.
  10. Excellent. Thanks very much.
  11. Thanks very much for this suggestion. I bought one of them based on your comments (they can be bought through Lazada as well, which is what I did), and I am very satisfied with it. It is, as you say, a no-frills device. I consider it to be a very elegant solution to the air quality issue. After all, an air purifier is essentially a filter and a fan. I must say that it is quite noisy when it is turned up all the way, but it is fairly quiet on its mid-range setting. So I only turn it up all the way when I am out, and when I am home I keep it on half speed. It cost me around 1,800 baht including delivery, which is a fraction of what the other devices cost. And it uses the Xaomi filters, which are readily available. (Basically, it's a nicely designed fan on top of a Xaoimi filter.) Thanks again for the suggestion.
  12. Can you provide further information (perhaps via a link) for this accessory to redirect the air from a Xiaomi air purifier? Thanks.
  13. No they don't. They could just spend the money that they are spending now on immigrants (who will never work/assimilate) on encouraging their own people to have more children.
  14. I second this. I have been using Watson's razors for over a decade. And when they have one of their half-price sales, I load up with enough blades to last me for years - as they don't spoil.
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