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39. Can't do legal works??

So let's do all kind of illegal works, na....

Almost Gandharan/Kushan faces

RIP, he had a predestined family name. 

It's yearly, its 3rd edition and has international line up. Though ppersonally I only know and appreciate Simian Mobile Disco. Next month near Pattaya:

http://wonderfruitfestival.com/ 

1 minute ago, Laza 45 said:

I would suggest using these light weight aerated concrete blocks.. here they call them something like 'mon-bow'.. ..they are white.. light in comparison to concrete blocks and very good insulators.. noise and heat...  I've used them here as well in Australia.. very easy to work with and not a lot more expensive than traditional concrete blocks.. I've seen them used a lot here lately...   

 

http://www.vconthai.com/block/

This is what my post was about. Blocks are easily available everywhere.

I did just that to the wall separating me from my neighbor and I find the result efficient. The extension is 1,70 m high and the footing although thin (like any single concrete block wall) was sufficient to use "aerated blocks" (a mix of foam and plaster) such has these http://buriram-house-builder.blogspot.com/2013/07/buriram-q-con-autoclaved-lightweight.html. They commonly called them "Shera" here, although it's a brand name that probably make many other products.

You will have to built reinforced concrete separators (fixed into the existing wall) a insert these blocks  between them.

41 minutes ago, laislica said:

 

As a cure for cancer it needs to be eaten raw or as juice.

There will never be a "High" unless it is first burnt!

It's the high temperature of burning that creates the chemical that gives the high.

Otherwise, it is a fantastic food.

 

I bet you never tried "chicken with local herbs" here

May be I formulated it wrong, and it isn't Thailand post that is useless, it seems to be the employees that operate the call center in Bangkok.

An inquiry is a normal procedure, but continuously saying that it isn't available, doesn't really shows of efficiency or helpfulness.

Please note that registering a mail/parcel does not allow tracking (as with DHL for example). Only if you use EMS service, then the Thai postal website will show you where exactly is your mail. It only shows: Accepted/Dispatch/departure for Outward OE (at Suwanabhumi), then once in the country: Accept/To Customs/ Delivery Successful. The website is usually updated within 24h, however, but rarely, never updated (I have a parcel still pending after 6 months when I know they have been received)...

So it's not the Thai post system that is useless, just blame it perhaps on the IT guy for being late.

Not worth ranting, just bad luck this time...

What about installing tachometers in all public and merchandise transport vehicles? ...and having compulsory or random checks.

I'm guessing you don't know what a tachometer is for?

a device that measures speed

I think you will find that that is a speedometer.

I think what you are trying to say is that they should install tachographs (not tachometers).

A tachometer (revolution-counter, tach, rev-counter, RPM gauge) is an instrument measuring the rotation speed of a shaft or disk, as in a motor or other machine.[1] The device usually displays the revolutions (RPM) on a calibrated analogue dial, but digital displays are increasingly common. Essentially the words tachometer and speedometer have identical meaning: a device that measures speed. It is by arbitrary convention that in the automotive world one is used for engine and the other for vehicle speed. In formal engineering nomenclature, more precise terms are used to distinguish the two.

A tachograph is a device fitted to a vehicle that automatically records its speed and distance, together with the driver's activity selected from a choice of modes. The drive mode is activated automatically when the vehicle is in motion, and modern tachograph heads usually default to the other work mode upon coming to rest. The rest and availability modes can be manually selected by the driver whilst stationary.

For reasons of public safety, many jurisdictions have limits on the working hours of drivers of certain vehicles, such as buses and trucks. A tachograph can be used to monitor this and ensure that appropriate breaks are taken.

I have never seen such a device in this country, but it surely been an effective tool for companies to control their drivers and for the authorities to check if the rules are followed.

What about installing tachometers in all public and merchandise transport vehicles? ...and having compulsory or random checks.

I'm guessing you don't know what a tachometer is for?

a device that measures speed

What about installing tachometers in all public and merchandise transport vehicles? ...and having compulsory or random checks.

Finally the abandoned "Air America" hotel is going down.

About as crap as the food

Just have to add a o to your last name, then

Klong bordering Chinatown in Bangkok

Chiang Mai railway station

If you are happy enough watching any games (and any sports) on your computer, try googling "lemontv". Multi results with multi links will come out, such as "SportLemon.eu" or "fromHot.com", "drakulastream.eu", etc...

Any will do.

I watch Top14 every week-ends using of of these live (free) streaming devise.

Now anyone know any animated public place in Hangdong to watch the RWC? I do not want to drive to the Irish pub or any place downtown...

I wish to meet supporters of many other nations to share animations and ... possibly a good fight (verbal and physical). Don't worry I'm weakly built.

NO NEED DENTIST FOR GENGIVITIS!

Try a natural way: oil pulling with coconut oil. I can tell you: IT WORKS! Just after a few days you will notice an improvement.

Not only cures gengivitis but whiten teeth as well, without needs of hard chemical. It keeps you mouth healthy and avoids new cavities.

Dentists won't prescribe this as they don't have anything to gain from it.

http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/oil-pulling-ancient-secret-optimal-health

or

http://www.fashionlush.com/<deleted>-is-oil-pulling-why-im-hooked/

IT REALLY DOES WORK. You only have to adapt your schedule to the routine...

PS: I do not work for the coconut industry...

The official Nikon representative in Chiang Mai is Denchai, on Rattanakosin road, map here http://www.denchai.com/Contact_us_Eng.html

There are also doing repairs for Nikon products.

Of course you can find other Nikon sellers in a lot of different places, PhotoBug being a good one.

Both types of trees are slow growing and very dense, therefore very heavy. To give you an idea, mai deng was used in the past as railway sleepers, now replaced by concrete. Both woods are highly priced, and REGULATED. This means that they can't be moved, not only from a province to another, but also from your property without having been processed, that is: made into some form of furniture or other product. If you own a resort, I suggest that you add another bungalow.

Who produced this video? I'm in need of a videographer.

You can contact Alex in Chiang Mai. Very pro! http://www.digitalmixes.co.uk/

A good wine shop should hold Montbazillac (http://www.wine-searcher.com/regions-monbazillac), its a sweet white wine that will go perfectly with your foie gras. Also try Sauternes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sauternes_(wine). These two are the best of the French sweet wines.

Mick Jagger, John Lennon (sorry, departed), Joni Wilkinson. No seriously, Mr Bean is REALLY the Greatest as he unites the whole world, wherever you were born ....

Is the Thai Post Office reliable for sending goods overseas?

No.

What make you say that?!

You may live in Nakhon Nowhere where the postman never sees a farang and likes to forage through your valuable (to him) parcels.

I have been (and still do) using Thai post for over 25 years and NEVER lost a package that was sent either from Bangkok or (mostly) from Chiang Mai.

Be aware that post systems are often less reliable in your home country than here. The stated address must be clearly written (for Thai postmen: the country name in capital letters) ...

It's not flu it's bronchitis. Have been stuck with it for a month. Didn't go to see doctor (more anti biotics ) but found that thyme infusion helped a lot - as well as thyme inhalation as expectorant. Gone in 3 days... Even better if you can put your hand on thyme essential oil...

Be well soon.

If you like the Rajmankha hotel, the architect lives in it. Ong-Art Chantrakul. No idea about his fee, just go to ask.