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Zinc, Magnesium glycinate(!) and Calcium seem to be little disputed. Take them since long. Saw palmetto (and related stuff)? Taken for years did not save me from prostate surgery. Out of curiosity I try this Tongkat Ali for a while. Maybe it has at least a good placebo effect 😁 As it origins from the region I feel tempted to buy locally. Did you know that watermelon has a high content of Citruline? Almost daily for me. There are countless channels on YouTube that deal with mens supplements. A surprising advice I got: don't use antibacterial mouthwash! The bacteria in mouth and sinuses are important for building nitric oxide (NO).
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Pattaya, ground floor condo, valuables. How can one live without a half decent safe under these circumstances? Before the usual discussion breaks loose: yes such a safe won't withstand "professionals" but such a teen boy. Pratamnak Soi 5 is obviously a good choice for a burglar. But was it simple luck that he made such a large catch? Or got some "hint"?
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An inconvenient site of MC: https://www.mastercard.us/en-us/personal/get-support/convert-currency.html For the case that your home country bank does not add a fee, it would give 34.42 for US Dollar. But be aware about the Thai bank adding a fixed fee of 220(?) Baht for each withdrawal. So you never reach the above number in total. Just for reference the currency market rate at this moment is: 34.66.
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Thumbs up. The first meaningful answer. Rates for foreign cards are usually set by the cc companies (VISA, Mastercard...) or issuing banks. Nothing to do with the rates that you check at the Thai bank. It's very long that I used a VISA card for cash withdrawal. At that time VISA changed the rate only once per day and that was at 11 AM Thai time (some time in a US? timezone). It has been written in age old threads. Too lazy to dig for it and show the links of the card organizations with the rates.
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How to renew your road tax in Thailand
KhunBENQ replied to CharlieH's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
I drive the vehicle to the testing station. Present the registration book (blue or green). Absolutely the only document I need. Tell them to take care for the whole thing. When testing completed I pay the tax and compulsory insurance. Can drive away and come back an hour later or so and pick up updated book and sticker. -
Won't be an easy task and risk very bad rates. TT exchange has it on the list. But 10000 THB would buy you 4255 ZAR (main branch). The currency market rate (for reference only!) is 5211 for 10k. Rates in Bangkok are better (VASU e.g.). I think you would be better off with THB - USD and changing USD in South Africa? Banks in Pattaya? Doubt it and rates even worse if any.
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Elephant rampage at charity event in Bueng Kan kills woman
KhunBENQ replied to snoop1130's topic in Isaan News
No lack of idiots. Pull back sugarcane, pulling the tail(!). Another example for a lack of education. Dealing with animals. -
Should I Tell My Friend That His Girlfriend Is Trans?
KhunBENQ replied to JK-Trilly's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Even a post op kathoey can be identified if you have the slightest idea of female anatomy. Don't you think so? Requires some inspection of course and not fiddling in the dark 🤣 Using the right moment to peek into the ID card is another option. So it's hard to believe the whole story. -
My EUR/THB to Bangkok Bank always took one working day (for long term stay ...) since years. Recently tried Kasikorn (general expense) and it took seconds. Fortunately for me no reason to get excited. As my BKB account is at the local branch and Kbank in Pattaya I will continue monthly transfers to BKB.
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To all: Take a magnifying glass and check where your charger has been made. If not in China please report. It's more about the brand behind and how they practice quality assurance. Still major parts of the most expensive fruity smartphones are made in both of the Chinas. I suspect that details are missing. If the charger had a short circuit there would be smell and visible damage even burn marks. What I assume as in other cases of the past: faulty extension cable/plugs lying on the bed. Charging in bed if ever: only with power bank!
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KO tragedy: British boxing hopeful’s final round in Pattaya hotel
KhunBENQ replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
"swanky" "lavish" "resort" It's hard to digest this nonsense. During high times it was a 90% Chinese tour group hotel. Stinky buses with running motor on the parking space. Endless whistle blowing braindead guards. Once was unlucky to have a balcony facing this place. -
Nonstop in the morning to Bangkok won't come out nice. Would land deep in the night. Due to technical problems at SAS I once had a flight departing Kopenhagen about 11 AM. Landed about 3 AM at an empty Suvarnabhumi. Opposite direction day time flights are possible like Finnair. 😄f..ing editor. Can't delete the smiley.
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[QUIZ] 8 October - Car Manufacturer’s Logos Part 2
KhunBENQ replied to Captain Flack's topic in The Quiz Forum
I just completed this quiz. My Score 90/100 My Time 59 seconds -
Bangkok Bank web page login - What am I doing wrong.
KhunBENQ replied to Custard boy's topic in IT and Computers
Just tried website on mobile phone and the app (which I do every morning). Both work Ok. Can login, can check accounts. Nothing down. -
Bangkok Bank web page login - What am I doing wrong.
KhunBENQ replied to Custard boy's topic in IT and Computers
Went up and tried it on the PC (Firefox), all OK. But to my confusion: tried again on the mobile phone (Chrome) and it works also now??? -
Bangkok Bank web page login - What am I doing wrong.
KhunBENQ replied to Custard boy's topic in IT and Computers
Just tried the website on my mobile phone (Android) and have the same result. Will later try on a PC web browser. App works. Did you use a Windows PC?