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Is this legal? No farangs welcome...
I don't see why not, but I wouldn't recommend doing it in the UK. where it would be illegal. But there is no need to state your preferences publicly. Simply don't accept them as tenants no need to explain why -
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Thai worker killed by leftover ammunition in Israeli orchard
What? The ICJ decided that there was a plausible case of Israel committing genocide, but the final decision will take a few years, as is usual in their proceedings. -
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FB Marketplace
Now about every reply I get is asking to contact them on Line, just got the 6th one. Obviously something isn't right there. Anyone an idea why the ask for Line? -
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Charting new waters: Pheu Thai seeks to ‘amend’ fences with coalition partners
The farcical "Senate" is of course a result of corruption by the BJP. The junta's senate' has been replaced and is now 'Anutin's senate'. Can't exactly remember the numbers but something like 120 out of the 200 are BJP. -
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Window Seat for Sleeping.
Before / after take off do you search the cabin for rows with no passengers at all in the row and ask to transfer to that row? Heard this from an ex cabin crew steward who said this is fairly common and most airlines will not hesitate to allow the passenger to change rows. But might stipulate that the passenger must go back yo the original row, as per the boarding pass, before landing because of aircraft weight balance rules. -
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Playing With Fire?
Go old. My personal best experiences have come from ladies of a certain age. Sure you wouldn't want to take them for drinks/dinner but otherwise, "at night all cats are grey" holds true. And they are cheaper. -
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EV Charging Stations (CS)
Although I would "not" be using ReverSharger chargers (since I have a home wall charger) and already registered with multiple other charging apps/networks for those long road trips since the free electrons BYD promotion are only dispensed from designated ReverSharger chargers I was forced to register/use/try ReverSharger chargers. I have come to like them a lot when I do need/want to use one "mainly because they support "AutoCharge." PEA chargers also support AutoCharge. And the new ReverSharger app feature of being able to see on the current charging percentage of their chargers in use is nice....let's you know even before getting to the charger if you will need queue, estimate the queue time, etc. Now AutoCharge is a different protocol from the competing Plug & Charge protocol but both basically do the same thing. See this webpage for an explanation of both. https://cloudics.com/difference-between-autocharge-and-plug-charge/ Basically if your EV is equipped with AutoCharge capability (which BYD vehicles do have and not to imply other brands do not) once you register your vehicle with ReverSharger for Autocharge (it's an easy process done during a charge session and doesn't have to be done again) then all you have to do to get a charge session going is plug-in the charger to your EV....and then within about 30 seconds charging will be underway automatically. Ditto for PEA DC chargers. No need to scan QR codes on the charger to start and stop the charging session. Almost as simple as charging your smartphone. Now after the BYD promotion is finished and in those rare cases where I would need to use a DC charger like going on a long trip where I will need to charge on the road then ReverShargers and PEA chargers will be ones I first look for since they both support AutoCharge and since their pricing is fair enough. ReverSharger DC chargers charge Bt8 per KWH, PEA Bt6.9 per KWH, PTT chargers charge Bt7.7 per KWH, EA Anywhere Bt6.76 per KWH (they have come down in price a good amount), Elexa Bt7.5 per KWH, and Altervim Bt7.5 per KWH. I'm registered with these different charging networks and that's the pricing they showed when I opened-up each of their app's a few minutes ago to get the latest pricing. Now although ReverShargers cost a little more per KWH than most other chargers their AutoCharge capability is maybe worth the extra little bit to avoid/minimize the QR code scanning starting/shutdown process. Plus, now that I'm comfortable with ReverSharger chargers that's just one more network of chargers available to me on long trips. I'm now signed up for 6 different networks mentioned above....PLENTY of DC chargers for long trips.....not to imply there are enough chargers "all over Thailand" for easy day-to-day/local travel charging when a home wall charger is not available. And of course a person always should do some advance charger planning for long trips and not let their EV charge level drop too low as one of Murphy's Laws will surely strike like the charger you were planning to use is really broke although the app shows it operational...and then the next charger is "butt-puckering" (remaining charge-wise) distance down the road. -
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Scottish Tourist on Cannabis, Suffers Hallucinations & Causes Public Disturbance: Pattaya
You'll take the high road and I'll take the low road, And I'll be in Scotland afore you. -
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Thai worker killed by leftover ammunition in Israeli orchard
In the Oslo Accords, the Palestininas were not really offered a sovereign state. It was irresponsible of the Norwegians not to moderate the talks to prevent the imposition of a faulty agreement on the weak party. Fortunately, under international law, despite any provisions of Oslo, all the settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem are still illegal. -
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Hua Hin
Last March I went there by van : 200 bahts and 3 hours 40 mn from Ekamai You can also get there by train On the way back still Van but different company to Mo Vhit : 180 bahts 3 hours 45. The train was one hour longer but I don't remember the price -
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Its too expensive I may leave
Drop everything and go find the cheaper places to live then adjust your expectations. Most of the country is poor and lively cheaply so you need to study what they're doing and take their lead. -
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This web browser is the fastest ever used, it is lightning speed - Carbon web browser
As I said, I will keep an eye on this thread, and I am researching this browser also, but it just occurred to me, your biggest "like" of this browser is its speed, but you haven't mentioned what hardware, particularly what processor, and what speed of internet you are on. I am not using Carbon browser but my speeds are just as good, if not faster, on regular browsers, as you are getting on Carbon browser. Have you tried Carbon browser on a different network, with some speed tests of the internet connection? I ask because, you say Brave is slow, but if your hardware is old, and your internet connection is slow, Brave will not be slow for others.- 1
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Thai transwoman arrested for drunk driving bites, punches cop - video
Probably like a vampire bite. Now the police will turn into a transvestite.
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