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How to import a small wood working machine from China
Shopee and Lazada use land routes that avoid customs issues so that is always an option. But sometimes the quality of these products aren't as great and sometimes the items are fake. I've had a few bad experiences buying overseas on Lazada so I now buy direct now and use the same forwarders that those Lazada sellers use. -
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Pai Police Arrest 4 Foreign Tourists for Smoking Marijuana on Walking Street
His war on drugs has nothing to do with fining 4 unruly tourists. -
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Trump’s Bold Stand Against Campus Antisemitism Sends a Clear Message
I agree with you on this..but not just in the USA the whole world needs free speech to be upheld, unfortunately it is diminishing rapidly in many places UK ,EU,Canada,Australia etc -
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Swiss Tourist Arrested in Phuket After Drug Video Goes Viral
Was waiting for the words "cannabis" - since Thai govt. is so split personality at every turn. -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
Episode 1 was pretty good. I liked the chess players' cameo. -
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Bringing Meat/Cheese into Thailand
As an update, I was successful bringing in the meat and cheese. As most experience, customs didn't bother to check. But I did have 4 full bags with me and a polyurethane cooler in each that I built myself. 5 kg of steak and 2.5kg of cheese in each. The rules allow you to bring 5kg of meat and 2.5kg of cheese but it's per passenger not per bag. The idea was evenly distributing it so the scanners that hit the bags coming off the plane won't raise suspicions. I would have preferred 1 giant cooler though because they were a real PITA to make. They worked out really well. I turned up my chest freezer to the coldest setting and let the meat and cheese freeze inside the coolers with the tops off for about 4 days. Then, right before flying, packed them into my bags. Since meat and cheese are 70% water, it doesn't make much sense to add ice packs which is just dead weight so stuffing them full was enough energy on its own to keep them frozen. When I opened them up about 35 hours later, only the top piece in each box had slight flexibility to it; the rest were frozen solid as a rock. I had calculated everything should stay frozen around 4 days so I was even covered in case of lost baggage. It was a total success but I probably won't bring 4 bags each year because of the costs and higher risk; this time around I had extra heavy items I needed to bring so the 4th was justified.
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