MaiDong

17 minutes ago, Bruno123 said:

Different strains. Greenlabs sells both ST1 and WA1. To compare, you would have to buy ST1 from both. WA1 has more THC than ST1. 

It's nothing serious, just a basic comparison about which one makes me feel better, and for better or worse value.

1 hour ago, wombat said:

Someone was asking about hash.

I was, but I don't think I'll ask again, not at those prices! Crikey, I think I'll press on with me cheap weed thank you very much! ????

Actually, I just saw that this resin is an Indica variant, which just disables me, the cheap weed seems to be more of the Sativa variant, which gets the house cleaned much faster and better ????

Just now, philthebook said:

No, 3 different suppliers from Facebook

Please DM me the sellers' info.

2 hours ago, philthebook said:

Prices seem to be coming down, I have ordered all these from Facebook, waiting for delivery:

Blackberry Pie - 790baht for 10g

Thai Stick - 350baht for 20g

Cherry Wine - 650baht for 10g

 

Will let you know what they are like once they arrive and I test them

 

Did you get this from the Facebook page you linked to above^? 

1 hour ago, Bruno123 said:

Zero.

Correct. I enjoyed the ride though ????

I'm about to shoot it to Big C, Nakhon Pathom to see if they've got Greenlab's 'Thai Stick', what are my chances? 

4 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

So how can you get OTPs from UK banks etc if you need them?

There's an option on your phone to choose only your Thai sim for outbound usage, but that won't prevent inbound messages from your UK sim. 

Localbitcoins.com should be avoided if you're selling btc in Thailand. 

I have used LBC(localbitcoins.com) for over 8 years, both buying and selling in the UK & Thailand(almost 15,000 transactions), and whilst it can be an easy transaction(selling your btc in Thailand on LBC), you must be aware that stolen bank accounts may be used to buy your btc, and when the owner of the bank account realises their bank account is being emptied, they'll contact the police, who will contact you, and the end result will be you paying the stolen money back. 

This comes from first hand experience. 

I would recommend Bitkub. Once KYC is sorted(no hassle at all linking my wife's ID/bank account etc), the funds are in my bank in seconds. 

That woman is highly irritating. 

50 minutes ago, Papilon said:

 

I smoked 2x today and also biked 20km , swam a mile and played 3 sets of tennis.

 

I used to smoke weed to motivate myself, the house was spotless and all chores were completed. 

4 hours ago, proton said:

what about strays with no owners attacking people? any stray should be put down attacking or not

Strays should be neutered/castrated(not sure what it's called) and housed in sanctuaries funded by the government, especially considering it's the governments fault for not educating it's population against dumping unwanted dogs in the streets.

57 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Find that a bit offensive really. Why not the Chinese who may have just as many unknown variants that they have hidden from the WHO and have not been discovered by the outside yet due to Chinese travel ban that may be released ? 

Because of the Chinese travel ban.

I wouldn't shake the hands of the people who attacked me, no matter what the reason was.

When people start acting worse than wild animals they deserve a heavy penalty. They disgust me, vile creatures.

2 minutes ago, pomchop said:

Problem is that basic common sense is not very common

Let's continue to spread the word of common sense then(perhaps not with the use of a stick, against the owner, in my case), instead of ending innocent dogs' lives.

Just now, MaiDong said:

I don' think it's a fantasy to expect humans to control their pets, it's basic common sense/responsibility.

 

And yes, you're right, if it were my child I'd be livid, but it's not, that's why I have a levelled and reasonable approach to the subject, which is to punish the human owner, not the vicious dog, which was bred by humans, and owned (& not controlled by) humans.

There's a Pitbull/cross on my soi, the owner lets him wander around. One day I was walking my dog(on a lead & harness) and this mongrel came shooting over, I swiftly levered my dog out of reach but the mongrel was scratching and biting me as it tried to get to my dog, the owner managed to pull the dog away but I was furious, I took my dog home and went straight back out to deal with the situation, I found a large piece of wood from an adjacent building site, and proceeded to chase the mongrel back into it's own yard, the owner sh4t himself and ran inside, locking the gate, rightly so too, as my anger wasn't with the dog, but the pathetic little brainless owner.

He couldn't apologise enough, but then explained that this mongrel had in fact had a few other scuffles, and in one instance the mongrel had managed to get the entire head of another dog into it's mouth, and was chomping away on it, and the owner couldn't do anything about it!!

Since this incident I've seen the same dog, untied, roaming the soi, whilst the pathetic little man stands there doing pointless little arm-swivelling exercises.

So again, it's not the dogs fault, they're bred from wolves, it's instinctive. The owners(controllers) have a responsibility, and if they fail in their responsibilities they should be punished.

It's a bit like a man-child blaming his pickup for an accident in the rain...

16 minutes ago, pomchop said:

I suspect if it were your 2 year old kid that was attacked you might feel differently? 

 

Humans are to blame for going out of their way to breed viscous dogs and then fail to train or  control them but to count on humans to do the right thing is a bit of fantasy.

I don' think it's a fantasy to expect humans to control their pets, it's basic common sense/responsibility.

And yes, you're right, if it were my child I'd be livid, but it's not, that's why I have a levelled and reasonable approach to the subject, which is to punish the human owner, not the vicious dog, which was bred by humans, and owned (& not controlled by) humans.