
biplanebluey
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1 hour ago, jerry921 said:There are a lot of products that do this, I obtained and used one in the US. It worked just fine. I had several very expert mechanic friends tell me not to do it, with all sorts of dire warnings about it gumming up the water pump, etc. The kind I used was plastic beads suspended in an oil solution, but I think the principle is the same for all of them.
But the vehicle was 25 years old, and I was planning on moving in just a few months and getting rid of it when I moved, so I figured paying for a replacement radiator didn't make sense and I'd take a chance on the $5 bottle of gunk.
For something I intended to try to keep running for 5 years I'd probably pay for a proper fix, even in the US where labor is expensive. It seems to me it must degrade the cooling ability of the radiator at least a little in addition to fixing the leak.
No problem if you drain it out as soon as it stops the leak Did my first one over 50yrs ago and never a problem
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10 minutes ago, greenchair said:I really loved that.
There's no need to be teaching and preaching to them. They already know and have learned their lesson enough.
their story , the story of their rescuers and all the countries that stood side by side will be long talked about in the history books. When they leave the cave, the positive legacy of all that transpired will stay with the Thai people and their foreign friends forever.
I'm proud of them all.
Sounds good to me
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I am no expert but I would surely think that drilling a hole down would be both a much,much quicker way to reach them and surely they can guide the tunnel just far enough away from them or even move them a safe distance from the breakthrough point for a short while.This idea of 4 month course on diving really worries me.How about some of them find that they cannot cope with whole thing especially if they cannot swim.and you are trying to teach a bunch of youngsters a very serious thing to save their lives after already going through hell in that dark environment.That in itself must put a serious damper on their spirits when seeing that first rescuer and thinking it’s all over. Man my feelings of pity is overwhelming for them. if you have to tell them they will have to stay another say 2 weeks till they have a hole to crawl through,please somebody just get on and do it.I am just an old Kiwi but my heart is in that cave with them——- Dougal
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11 hours ago, robblok said:
I read about it in one of the news articles that at some passages they had to take the tank off. That gives a good indication of how small the passages are. I like your idea but i don't think its practical in this scenario unless they widen passages.
What I don't understand is (but I don't know where they exactly are) that they don't drill. Of course if they are too deep under that might take a long time too.
Yes but surely nowhere near 4 months ????
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3 hours ago, robblok said:
Seeing is believing.
Well I can only count 12 balconies so surely that means 12 floors and all legal.If there is somehow 14 floors then who was on the council signing off this building as a 12 story, and what sort of house does he live in, and what car does he drive------- just curious????
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10 hours ago, Phuket Man said:Not much you can do about jingjoks in the home.
Very useful things to have.
Just think yourself lucky that you do not have Tokays in the house.
Difficult to shift and they make a hell of a mess.
We have both Jintoks and Tokays and I love them.They are no trouble whatsoever.A bit of a cleanup of lizard poo on the bench which is easy to remove,and the Tokays look beautiful------------- enjoy them---they are all part of Thailand
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23 hours ago, NCC1701A said:
Yingluck looks rested and has lost some weight.
Maybe she had some work done.
I would still hit that.
Typical Thai----- You just want her for the money
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1 hour ago, Lupatria said:
I wouldn't bet on that.
NO--- what he has learned is he can have a crash and even if the vehicle turns upside down he can walk away without a scratch----------- so whats he got to worry about ?
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1 minute ago, biplanebluey said:
You are sure right there.She is gorgeous !!!!!!!!!!!!
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I saw him in BigC in udon Thani on friday but I was afraid to say anything---------- my wife told me not to get involved
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14 hours ago, darksidedog said:
Additionally you should ask why he wishes to search you and what exactly he is looking for. To do so he has to have reasonable grounds for suspicion that you have something illegal. A "routine" search based purely on speculation is not allowed. I recall on one occasion when being stopped by a Foreign Police Volunteer who wanted to search me and was very full of himself. When I told him what the law was and the consequences of searching me illegally he checked with his Thai colleagues and grudgingly told me I could leave.
Same goes for searching your house. They need a warrant or reasonable grounds for suspicion. And they absolutely cannot come in to your house late at night without a warrant, end of story.
Is it OK to tell them you said so !!!!!!!
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On 2/28/2018 at 11:40 AM, InMyShadow said:
"vowing this is his last trip ever here!! "
devastating
Bye Bye --------
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3 minutes ago, soalbundy said:
Whatever, I don't think the recipient of the bullet thought it was too short.
3 minutes ago, soalbundy said:Whatever, I don't think the recipient of the bullet thought it was too short.
4 minutes ago, soalbundy said:Whatever, I don't think the recipient of the bullet thought it was too short.
4 minutes ago, soalbundy said:Whatever, I don't think the recipient of the bullet thought it was too short.
HAHAHA---- 2 men have a shoot out---one is dead and you worry about the LENGTH OF THE BARREL !!!!
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1 hour ago, simoh1490 said:
Here, read this and come back to me with questions, that way you'll know what you're talking about:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourism_in_Thailand
For info, for everyone else, tourist numbers have increased year on year but most importantly the average spend per tourist has also increased year on year. And as much as people might not want to believe it, Chinese tourists account for over 25% of all visitors to Thailand AND their daily average spend is also well over the average.
55555555 Yes I couldn't make head or tails out of what Nasrulla was writing either but I have not the time to try and explain what some of these threads are about to some of these jokers,I just shrug and go on to the next---------- good on ya for trying.I must admit it does sometimes give me a bit of a chuckle and that's always good to start the day with
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18 hours ago, tonray said:
Because there is 'lectricity' in the wires ?
Really in most cases that immediate blue spark is normal as electrons jump from the house wiring to appliance. You can alleviate it by turning off the device switch before plugging in if possible.
How long you been here,ever noticed there's only two wires------ no earth !!!!!!!!!!!!
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7 hours ago, canuckamuck said:
Aflotoxins are produced by fungus. The fungus can be spread through the air and inhabits warm damp areas. Milk processing is done in warm moist areas. It is very hard to eliminate because you don't want antifungals in your milk either. This is why there are acceptable levels allowed.
According to the levelsI in and the levels regulated it is obvious that the present levels are WELL BELOW the danger limits so whats the big deal.I bet if I was to walk around your normal local market,I would see many terrible practices going on that would pale this into insignificance
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8 hours ago, Thian said:
In Thailand a big superbike is 500cc+, so this guy rides a small and a big bike...
Big super bike 500cc--------------- what a load of rubbish !!!!!!!!
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31 minutes ago, JAG said:
The lottery takes in ( and pays out ) an extraordinary amount of cash twice a month.
I should imagine the interest is considerable...
Well i'm interested for a start !!!!!!
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On 8/25/2014 at 6:26 PM, Thaiwi said:
Obviously going too fast---- never mind it looks like the only damage is a buckled front wheel !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Excuse my ignorance but what's that lumpy bit on the side of his neck---------- what a fantastic creature
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Good on ya Mike.There have been many times I have thought of doing something like that.I think I would tell my friends where I am going though.I am 8yrs older than him but still get that urge to just get on the old bike and disappear for a few days.It is probably something to do with just being in Thailand.I would never think of doing such a thing back in New Zealand. Maybe it's the occasional frustration of not being able to do things here that are so easy "back home",or just the restrictions that we Farang find annoying and these things can just crop up in our daily routine and leave us so exasperated.I love it here and am happy with a house,a good wife,and a couple of motorbikes and a tuktuk.I feel that there is nothing else I either want or need,but the restrictions that I mentioned will always be there,and they do spoil it.
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What the hell do you want to bring cheese into Thailand for--------- The best cheese in the world is Mainland cheese from New Zealand and available from Big C, Makro, everywhere and not expensive
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2 hours ago, jaiyen said:
Read what Dunford said and you can see that it is all about having friendly countries in Asia so USA can have military bases in their countries and be close to N.Korea
EXACTLY---------- I picked that up straight away -------- we're not all naive !!!!!!!!
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Trapped boys could be rescued THIS WEEK, says Chiang Rai governor
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Hahaha