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On 9/28/2019 at 10:27 AM, FredGallaher said:
Quinine also works for me but can be dangerous for some people.
Quinine tablets work for me too, but they're no longer available from my pharmacy due to the Thai FDA restricting its sale.
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5 minutes ago, nickmondo said:maths is not your strong point is it?
I suggest you try again.
maybe use a calculator?
And clearly your attention span is limited to reading the first page of the topic. The poor guy has already apologised endlessly. Perhaps you should offer an apology for not taking the time to read the entire thread!
21 minutes ago, Sheryl said:in terms of where in Thailand, there are only a limited number of possibilities that don't require owning a car. Bangkok obviously but it is too expensive unless you find a place on the outskirts. Chiang Mai, Hua Hin and Pattaya all possibles.
Hat Yai is another option, not that expensive down here, good transport and communications, plenty of hospitals, but lacking any significant western expat community.
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1 hour ago, Yinn said:
The air pollution problem finish already two days ago.
the south has no problem now.
The air is clean and lovely.
I wouldn't speak too soon, winds are fickle this time of year. Until the NE Monsoon establishes itself, there's always the chance for the wind to switch back to the south and bring smoke back up from Sumatra again.
As for Dr Satit Pitutacha, I'm assuming he 'went' to the same university as Thammanat.
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7 hours ago, webfact said:For the Bangkok-Surat Thani high-speed project, the government doubts that the project is economically viable, due to high investment costs and the short 600km route, which may not attract investors from the private sector, said the sources, noting that a dual-track south-bound route is currently under construction and is due to be operational in the next 3-4 years.
The upgrade to dual-track and electrification is far more important and much needed. Malaysia completed its upgrade several years ago now, 3-4 years for Thailand's completion is optimistic. High speed 21st Century vanity projects can wait, try getting the railway out of the 19th Century first!
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12 minutes ago, Scot123 said:
One day rain increases air pollution then the next it decreases it.....
Where did it say that?
Much clearer in Hat Yai today, but the strong breeze and change in wind direction since yesterday afternoon has probably helped more than the overnight rain.
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I use a display port to HDMI adapter to connect my PC to a smart-tv the connection works no problem.
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...and he's only 72cm tall according the picture.
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8 minutes ago, webfact said:landing ship to be delivered first for use in disaster relief operations and as a support ship for its submarine
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19 hours ago, maxcorrigan said:
hence the dban each time which takes 8 1/2 hrs
What?!!? - no need, a clean install will overwrite everything anyway!
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It is and it isn't.
It all depends on the situation, context and tone used.
Usually it isn't.
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OMG - three haze topics in one day - time to evacuate!!!
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1 hour ago, Tayaout said:
it's easier to do a fresh install.
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Wow!! Two haze topics started in one day.
Must be bad.
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133.5M Baht Seawall in Songkhla
in Southern Thailand
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If these are the same comedians that have been buggering around with Samila Beach the last few years, the chances of them being finished with your wall in two months is vanishingly small!