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Thailand’s top adult movie star to compete in Muay Thai
Seismic replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Technically porn stars are not prostitutes, because they are not paid for sex, they are paid to act. -
Minimum Size Of A Motorbike To Drive On Highway?
Seismic replied to manarak's topic in Motorcycles in Thailand
That is correct, the land traffic act states that Motorcycles (actually all vehicles) must overtake on the right, and then move back into the left lane. -
Clearly you know very little about bikes. That is not a 'race' bike, but what we call an 'adventure' bike and they are not designed for speed. As we cannot see his helmet, I am also curious about your phrase 'Race Helmet' what exactly is a race helmet? and how does that affect the story, other than he was responsible enough to be actually wearing a helmet.
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She should also have been fined by the BIB for undertaking and for passing within 30m of a pedestrian crossing. I know they all do it, but it is illegal. Sections 45 and 46 of the Land traffic Act B.E. 2522 (1979) clearly stipulate this. Having said that, I doubt whether the rider has ever actually read the Act.
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By far the most common cause of nonfatal injuries on commercial airlines is turbulence. However An airline is only liable if the injury was caused by one of its employees (such as the cabin crew, pilots, maintenance workers, or ground crew members) or by the negligent operating procedures of the airline itself. Interestingly enough Hundreds of flight attendants have been the victim of turbulence incidents, many of whom sustained serious or even fatal injuries. While it is entertaining to read all of the experts here on this forum, I do not see where any of them were on this flight.
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Toyota Fortuner Alarm Going Off Randomly
Seismic replied to tweezer's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Interesting as the three horns (as you look into the engine bay from the front are one at the rear left and two in front of the radiator mid left and mid right. We have a problem where the alarm goes off if we forget to lock the car. Toyota disconnected the horn at the rear left (without saying anything) and charged us a lot to replace all the door rubbers (which they claimed was the problem) needless to say the problem is still there. -
I got stopped by the police on my scooter
Seismic replied to tethys's topic in Motorcycles in Thailand
It is correct, but most Thai police will use it as an excuse to fine you. An IDP is not required if the driver's domestic licence meets the requirements of the 1949 (Geneva) or 1968 (Vienna) convention's, that is that the domestic license is in English. -
Shabu shop hits back with defamation threat against complaining customer
Seismic replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I do not understand. they pay one price. If they eat all the food its OK. but if they do not eat all the food then they are fined?, its utter nonsense. -
Bangkok to bury all overhead cables underground within 3 years
Seismic replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
That's strange, I heard this 3 years ago, and six years ago, and 12 years ago. -
Questions raised over plan to categorise COVID-19 as endemic in Thailand
Seismic replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
To an epidemiologist, an endemic infection is one in which overall rates are static — not rising, not falling. More precisely, it means that the proportion of people who can get sick balances out the ‘basic reproduction number’ of the virus, the number of individuals that an infected individual would infect, assuming a population in which everyone could get sick. Yes, common colds are endemic. So are Lassa fever, malaria and polio. So was smallpox, until vaccines stamped it out. Stating that an infection will become endemic says nothing about how long it might take to reach stasis, what the case rates, morbidity levels or death rates will be or, crucially, how much of a population — and which sectors — will be susceptible. Nor does it suggest guaranteed stability: there can still be disruptive waves from endemic infections, as seen with the US measles outbreak in 2019. -
Marriage Visa...Wife dies..What happens?
Seismic replied to BookMan's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
That document says that if the the conditions or status of stay changed in any way then you must inform them otherwise you could have the extension terminated. -
American man arrested for rape of massage worker in Khon Kaen
Seismic replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Isaan News
I believe he owned a black vinyl copy of Max Bygraves greatest hits, That probably counts! -
American man arrested for rape of massage worker in Khon Kaen
Seismic replied to Jonathan Fairfield's topic in Isaan News
Not sure what you are reading but pretty much all of that is incorrect.