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I better shut my mouth about electric battery cars. In Thailand?? But have fun if you have the money to waste and circle around the neighborhood.

80 years old, dementia, already has a catheter (through the penis?). Sorry to say but in my opinion this is hopeless/too late for medication. I myself have developing problems (mid 60s) and use misc stuff (that has been mentioned above) to win a few years before Rezum or whatever. Just a nightmare to end like my father: My father was in a similar situation and got a catheter through the belly. And worst case not just visit the bath and open a valve but having it connected to a urine bag attached to the leg. Not what you wish for but probably only solution. Is he living alone? Does he have a medical caretaker/regular visit? He might even have problems to empty the bag or change to a new. The catheter has to be changed in some regular interval (is it a year? I forgot). This procedure has to be done at a hospital, usually outpatient.

This simply: yes.

I always do 1080p as it matches my screen. But look at this screenshot (about 1/4 of the view) and can hardly read any of the signs. Really poor. (click on picture for original size)

Geography is not a strong point of Thai journalism. "northeastern"?? N W E S Hope this helps. Not a single location named has anything to do with the northeast. I was alarmed from the headline as you can understand. And the link to the article ends in a 404

Fun spoiled by quite blurry videos. New cam or review edit/upload process.

Clearly no from the numbers. More traffic, slower traffic on average, jams and gridlocks. Also not true for big cities in the west. Too much traffic does not cause deadly accidents. More deadly on open rural highways (if one can speed).

The usual annual media show. A number of 36 deaths is way below the average on other days before Covid. It's not the seven deadly days it's just the seven days of jams/gridlocks. Cars in endless jams/columns can involve in many heavy accidents.

What else could be zero emission? Same like the rich Arab countries that plaster the desert with cheap solar cells and produce electricity for about 1 Eurocent/kWh. With the enormous amount of solar energy available the low efficiency of electrolysis can be neglected.

I played around with the Google flights site. And cheap flights are also 23h or so with 2 stops. Cheapest I find in May/June is ANA+United via Tokyo and San Francisco (~44k Baht). Fastest flights are 16h with 1 stop but really expensive (~70k). That puzzles me a bit. West is via Europe or Arabia and much longer. 25 hour is the lower end.

I don't care about his appearance but wrote about his sick character.

I remember reading a lot about this clown here and in other media. It was quite a media wave some years ago. He speaks Thai very well and used that to make fools of Thai people on the street ("prank" style). Proving how stupid and uneducated they are. Can't find a good word for him.

The other part of Songkran victims. It's not only traffic. Just read the "childhood friend" stabbed to death story. Alcohol and hooliganism don't mix well.

Much overblown reporting. Being presented with a password hash without any context, what can AI do more than brute force crackers? The graphics though is useful. Length counts, over complex pw is not necessary, <A-Z><a-z><0-9> suffices with proper length >= 16. sTpxehc2jZVForutdY is better than .>,,{}:* in any category. Of course the long one is created by PWTech. AI can know as much about me as possible and still what's the difference. There is a recent thread where PWs were discussed.

Thanks for the good news! While thailanguage.com is a multi purpose site I prefer thai2english for the easy/simple use.

Bahrain and UAE what I always dreamed of. Hardly ever noticed a more useless ranking. German 2nd last. Yes that makes sense.

Every year when it's too late I think: where you could you flee to? (neighboring countries) Not too far, not too expensive. Now sitting in the madhouse, 200 m from here a few thousand watts hammering.

That's funny. I am a non native speaker and have zero problems to understand. Thankfully not heavy Texan or Australian.

That's a screenshot of the immigration (Google) calendar (Khon Kaen) from their website:

May well be that private businesses are open as normal but not government offices. See above. Indeed printed calendars and online calendars from year end don't show a holiday at all.

Monday 17th is a government holiday, all offices nationwide closed. Can't comment on Pattaya specifics. Another poster in my thread wrote that banks will be open. (in line with BoT site).

From today: Going the wrong way! Motorcyclist killed after collision in Phuket Wrong-Way-Driving Couple Suffers Serious Injury in Pattaya Motorbike Crash ... Waiting for more and pretty sure x such events unreported outside the tourist hotspots.

I am envy on such 360 vehicle

Just a reminder. I noticed that this Monday after Songkran is not shown as a holiday on many online and printed calendars. So I double checked with latest news and immigration office calendar. It's the substitute for Saturday 15 (last day of Songkran). Don't try your luck on Monday, April 17. Government (incl immigration) offices closed. I don't know whether bank main branches will be open.

Yet another reminder to have a dash-cam! Otherwise no one will believe what you see on the roads of this country. I will buy a new one with front and rear.