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1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:
Good question, i think the Click 160 has ABS at front only, so right brake, maybe left is combo so something like 30% front 70% back.
i have the 160 standard, i don't think left brake only is enough in a high speed stop. I always brake left first followed by right if required
Not the end of the world then to switch right brake to left because of his disability.
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10 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:
There will always be a next generation of rice farmers.
What else could they subsist on?
Growing weed.
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1 hour ago, ravip said:
What about the middle class?
An engineer, technician, policeman, secretary etc. etc
A guy retired from post office ran in local elections and has a electric golf cart type vehicle he uses as a taxi around our park and village.
There was a teacher who retired and drank himself to death.
A couple who had a large shop owed by them is now a 7-11 and they just sit around their Guesthouses and Hotel they own to, there billionaires.
A retired police does taxis in his truck and electric golf cart.
As said lots of the poor here do the odd job and rely on family.
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I would suggest not being fully fit for riding, riding at controlled speeds dual braking or combined ABS will be all you need.
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3 hours ago, novacova said:
I’ve had front loaders, good ones like speed queen and prefer top loader anymore, again speed queen. Personally depending on the dwelling I would put the washer in a utility room, bathroom, balcony or outside. Just my personal preference.
I agree with having a seperate room for washing, ironing and a drying area next an outside space to hang out in sun.
Bit difficult in a condo. ????
Had front loaders in UK, here in Thailand we have always had a top loader washing machine.
Our new 12kg capacity Samsung it's brilliant.
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13 minutes ago, transam said:
Well there someone incredibly confused with my answers, is it 'im......????
Nah his a guy on here who knows exactly what Thai wives are entitled too in the past and future and has help many a Thai wife over the years married to uk guys.
I only guess his name but it's close.????
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2 minutes ago, transam said:
All pension payments for Thai wives finished in 2020 for any pensioner receiving them.
From 2010, all pension payments for Thai wives were stopped for new claimants.....It has all gone, unless a Thai worked in her own right in the UK and paid N.I., then she can claim a % at HER and the UK women's retirement age.
Nothing for a hubby's death....
Where's Pharagonick when you need him. ????
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It costs what it costs that always been a long time problem.
The Thai govt can subsidise for the poor to buy.
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22 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:
Thanks. If that is the case, then all is fine.
I just want to avoid thinking something is a small issue and then later maybe I find out it is a bigger issue. This is why I asked.
Fair call I can see you want it to look super duper. ????
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22 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:
Thanks, I will remind my gf to take all the heavy coins out of the pockets before washing. ????
Frankly your making a big thing out of nothing.
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10 minutes ago, transam said:
Nope....
Your right fr sure by all accounts those days of Thai wives getting uk pensions married UK men are long gone.
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1 minute ago, bg53 said:You are truly inspirational. Bravo!
I'm 76 and in fighting shape but my arthritis would hurt if I hit anything. ????
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11 minutes ago, LaosLover said:
Has any oldie here ever used to Muay Thai for fitness or otherwise?
No muay Thai I only watch on Sundays the fights with just the bandage hand fighting.
These days I have to know my limitations and use my multi gym in my kitchen to exercise.
Have blood pressure equipment.
Have a oxymeter.
Have 3 monthly appointments at our local govt hospital for check ups.
Ride my super sports bike.
Do Archery on my farmland.
Shoot targets on my farmland.
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57 minutes ago, novacova said:
Some of those front loaders walk during spin cycle, first id consider anchoring the machine somehow so it doesn’t eventually wear into the cabinets
I never had trouble with my front loader, buy a good one.
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When I had a kitchen like that in uk no space, as pix with cabinets butted together either side with one piece top across the whole section of cabinets.
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19 minutes ago, placnx said:
Is he a virologist? As various people have commented, you can get it again. There are four strains A-D.
There's a 5th as well apparently I have said before many times on other threads as well I was told after initial laboratory tests while in emergency and my stay in hospital that I had the worse virus DEN-2.
He told my wife that I could still get Dengue again but having seen many other people with DEN-2 and later getting dengue again it wasn't so severe, whether his right or not I really don't want to find out.
The strange thing I find is since my stay in hospital and having a complete blood transfusion I don't seem to get bitten by ordinary mosquitoes or my body just doesn't react anymore to bites.
I do feel ant bites though.
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The marriage that broke up I knew about ended up with the judge ruling what was to be after requests made by a Brit guy.
The Thai wife came out of it still better off but the brit was not bothered his requests were seen as reasonable and got want he wanted.
There was no agreement or leases made at any time in their marriage.
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20 minutes ago, Gulfsailor said:
Thai Wife 99% foreign husband 1% if his lucky. ????
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21 minutes ago, Adumbration said:
No such thing as 30 year Usufruct.
Not true they exist.
What I got wrong is the remaining family can kick you out or arrange another usufruct if the owner of the land dies before he does.
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13 hours ago, chickenslegs said:
I guess all the manufactures will now have to fit child seat anchor points in the cargo bed of their pick ups.
I have put one seat belt in the back of my smartcab and will fit a middle and another if I need to easy enough to do.
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12 hours ago, advancebooking said:
We were recently at the land office asking if Im allowed to register a 30 yr lease on a small plot of land thats in the wifes name. The officer seemed a bit ambivalent about it actually. We do not live in a province that has a lot of farang. He asked why do I want to do this and I didnt know what the correct thing to say was. If you have any ideas please let me know what to say there. One thing he did say was that it would not be possible to register a Usufruct on the chanote thats in my wifes name.
He basically said bring all docs and it will be considered. It didnt fill me full of confidence actually.
If you have recently done this please share your experience. Actually Ive read many threads before over several years with farang registering both usufructs and leases. It seems that this particular office might not be privy with the laws/ rules. I dont think its right if this guy makes up his own rules based on his own moral code.
If you have experience with this is the main clause to be in the lease relates to the right to build a house? Is there anything else that should be included apart from the option to renew after 30 yrs.
thanks
He obviously doesn't understand and because your married things could be sorted at any divorce.
You can get a 30 year Usufrust from your wife many do it just in case wife dies and remaining family can kick you out without one.
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6 hours ago, MangoKorat said:
I can't speak for Thailand but in the UK, the finance company isn't allowed to have either a key or even the key number. Strange - seeing as until its paid for in full, they are the actual owners.
As you probably know TIT a lot of things not carried out in the same way.
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16 hours ago, phetphet said:
Maybe to the variant that you had, but what about the other three variants? I was told if I caught it again it would likely be much worse.
Also, how long would that immunity last?
Told opposite so whatever I just get on with life as usual.
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What a stupid question as if you have any choice in the matter.
Take one day at a time is what my grandma said at 89.