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On 8/2/2024 at 2:48 PM, josephbloggs said:

Looks like it is very well integrated in to the existing nature. But obviously you know better?

I've used this zipline ("Treetop Safari") before in CM. Construction and safety is as good as it could be, given the natural setting and construction methods available to build it. Looks unfortunately just like a freak accident, which is obviously no consolation to the injured and dead persons. Very sad.

18 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

 Sir Keir has done a brilliant job with COBRA, the courts and the police in stopping a breakdown in law and order

I bet Sir Keir is delighted that he now sees a green light for facial-recognition cameras and a digital ID system.  The one his mentor and fellow WEF muppet Sir Tony Bliar is always clamoring for.

It's not like this Govt is putting money in their people's pockets to buy quality goods.

Shopee and Lazada will look like Harrod's by the time Temu and the likes gain traction.

I've been using Broadband Services for a couple of years now. Less than 3k THB / year. All the live sports, new and old series and movies content I could ever want.

The app and player (additional / external players like VLC can also be added) is better than IPTV Smarters, and any buffering issues can be solved by using a VPN. App downloaded onto a firestick, android tv or box, and easy to navigate / use. Free sample in the link above.

5 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

Yes !!!

I take 5mg to 10mg of Creatine a day

Okay. I always took creatine before a weights workout (3X / week) for about 5 years. Recently I spent a month in UK and didn't use any creatine whatsoever.

So when I returned here, I had to 'load' with creatine all over again. Within the first 2 weeks I gained some weight (muscle), but got headaches and high BP, and initially didn't know what was causing it. I stopped taking creatine and the headaches and BP went back to normal again. Creatine makes your kidneys work harder, and causes your body / muscles to retain water, I'm in my upper 50's now so I don't think I'll bother with it again, tbh.

Apparently, mixing creatine with caffeine and medication like NSAIDS (ibuprofen, aleve, etc) can be detrimental also.

Some further info here: https://www.livestrong.com/article/468682-can-i-take-creatine-with-high-blood-pressure/

It's a gimme to Italian Thai, who are in deep doo-doo financially. Hope they can pay their workers on this project at least..

On 8/3/2024 at 6:00 PM, georgegeorgia said:

It gives me energy for the gym

 

It doesn't work for erection dysfunction well not for me 

 

It makes my moods more happier ,I'm now addicted to it 

 

It's obviously affecting my health long term,it's dangerous stuff 

Do you supplement with, or take Creatine before workouts?

Distrusted them ever since the UK miner's strikes in the 80's. Metropolitan Police drafted and bussed up from London to smash picket lines and (gleefully) brutalize striking miners in Northern coal towns in the 1980's.

They are at the whim of political actors obviously. We saw that when they adopt the 'gloves off' tactics for Covid protests, yet allow and even facilitate people stopping commercial traffic by sitting in or gluing themselves to roads, etc. Just glad UK cops haven't yet adopted the military weaponry of other Western forces. So far.

Doctor Doolittle.?

43 minutes ago, newnative said:

Looks absolutely horrible from the photo--a sea of ugly pillars.  Please don't build it.

Reminiscent of the abandoned "Hopewell" project in Bangkok. Thailand's own Stonehenge *titter*.

Thoughts on the opening ceremony at the Paris Olympics?

I've seen worse. Marginally.

King Cobras are I think the world's largest venomous snake and can inject huge amounts of venom, depending on circumstances.  It was enough to stop K. Jakrin's heart for 30 minutes which caused the brain damage and coma.

He was probably a volunteer, trying to relocate the animal from an urban area.

On 7/27/2024 at 12:32 PM, ryandb said:

 

The huge issue with these type of dogs is the people who are attracted to owning them, the typical "pitbull" or rottie owner is an aggressive male who wants to act as a tough guy and will not be responsible enough to handle them and usually teaches them to be more violent than they'd naturally be

They are white trash fighting dogs. Pitbulls. The "pit" part is a hole in the ground where the dogs fight to the death against each other, cheered on by neanderthals for bets. They are bred for strength, ferociousness, and huge bite power. Who in their right mind would consider one for a pet..?

Pitbull = <deleted>bull.

<deleted> dogs for <deleted> people.

On 7/23/2024 at 7:48 PM, Nick Carter icp said:

 

  What are the symptom of Syphalis and gonareah ?

Are they quite similar to the symptom's of Syphilis and Gonorrhoea ?

Quite. Actually having had those diseases should indicate you at least know how to spell them.

Take 'diarrhea' for instance.

22 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

It could be. But I don't think much will happen.

Years ago, people said that Chalerm knows all the dirt about anybody. That made him pretty much untouchable.

I am also sure that other politicians will know lots of bad things about Chalerm.

Now, will all of them publish what they know, and they will all destroy each other?

Or will they just continue like usual, nobody exposes anybody else. 

Yep, that this POS gangster (and his murderous progeny) is still involved in politics speaks volumes about this country.

Been involved in just about every type of criminality in his illustrious career, (even kidnapping people) and had to flee to Denmark at one point..

Big storms all the way down the East coast yesterday, causing mostly minor damage according to the missus' FB feed.

Returning from Ko Chang earlier this week, some parts of Chantaburi had deep flooding. (It rained non-stop on Ko Chang for the 4 days we spent there).

Maybe the boy and his family are big fans of The Who?

It could have been worse if they were Hendrix fans. -He used to set his on fire.

22 hours ago, webfact said:

Another bear attack was reported in January at a wildlife foundation in Chiang Mai when a Swiss man lost his right arm while feeding the bear. The bear bit his arm, so he decided to cut off his arm to save his own life.

As one does..

3 hours ago, nikmar said:

ghosts wear trainers??

Crocs, apparently.

I'm sure there are auspicious messages in those footprints.. Lucky lottery numbers even.

Those footprints are the work of a particularly nasty ghost, the "Pee Kuan Teen", so best get some serious merit-making done at yer local temple, peasants!

4 hours ago, heybruce said:

Some knives are trouble, other knives are tools.

 

I always carry a swiss army knife with a small blade, nail file, scissors, bottle opener, can opener, screwdriver and a few other functions.  There are times when it is really handy.

 

 

Yep, the Swiss Army sure have the weaponry to defend all that plundered WWII gold and cuckoo clocks.

I'd love to see their military's weapons drill.

39 minutes ago, john donson said:

CBDC , we tell you what you can or cannot buy with YOUR MONEY

Yep, its not "money" or personal wealth. It's a system to control your movements, spending habits and the like. You can be taxed at source and de-funded by just a few computer clicks from your bank.