gomangosteen

There are 13 days protected by law for all employees. Government employees get minimum 19, plus recently these 'special holidays' that come out of a magician's hat Depends what country you are from in terms of comparison. New Zealand: 11 public holidays, work on one and you get overtime rates plus an additional day's annual leave. Minimum 20 days paid annual leave per year, most companies increase this to 25 after five or seven years service, or in the case of my last employer there, 25 is the starting allowance for new employees. 36 paid total, add on minimum 10 sick (many companies higher or unlimited) - think that's more than Thai employment contracts.

They didn't plug - that's what I expected as I've seen them used on tubeless bike (the pedal type) tyres. The tyre was removed and a patch repair put on the inside. 300b, turns out the pickup service was free as I'd bought the bike off them only six months ago. Didn't get to see what they removed, usually get it presented to me at bill-payment time as 'proof' (like the dentist offering me my extracted tooth last month) Life's full of surprises.

Puncture, tubeless rear tire Local places 'dont' do tubeless' so called Honda in Chanthaburi city where I bought the bike in December, pickup arrived and I took a ride approx 20km with bike on the back, went for a wander at Lotus the around the lake then collected the bike 300b total - wasn't sure what to expect have only had tube repairs previously. And I checked - inflated to 32 according to my gauge - not 62!

whatever the brand, don't care, when its around 40 at the beach I'm happy to see a motorbike-sidecar selling icecreams

Air pressure! Checked after MrsM had air put in the Fino tyres on Saturday ... this is a new record of over-inflation, I always check - rear was 72psi, front just 58psi. I don't think so!!

Successful (*see below) ride on the Click160 up to Rayong province yesterday, arrived at destination just ahead of planned 5am for a running event beginning 6am. Mostly on highway 3399, quiet in early morning wouldn't have been more than ten other vehicles until we neared Prasae. Have cycled this route often but first time without pedals. Return journey a temple stop at Phang Rad, then took the long way home, nearer the coast, a cafe stop at Khung Wiman. Washed off the road dust last night - bought in December and still waiting for rain this is the only time it gets wet. *Checked pressures and found a piece of steel in the rear tire and down to 18, slow leak. Today's task get that repaired. Sunday temple, Wat Tha Makok, Phang Rad, Rayong

I don't know that this qualifies as 'picking on farangs' - the IO doesn't have an option in this instance She'll have this story forever "Did I ever tell you about the time an Englishman gave me his cocaine?" A: "Yes only about a thousand times" [a wide berth]

Another Thai scooter manufacturer, SOLAR, launched April 2022 at the Thailand International Motor Expo. All SOLAR models are powered by a 125cc 1-cylinder, SOHC, 2-valve, air-cooled 4-stroke engine The SOLAR Groove Urban model

Really? Our two now have a combined 101,000km on their odometers. 54,000km on one before that. Off to Rayong province at 4am tomorrow to compete in a running event starting 6am, return in the evening. I'm reasonably familiar with the route as I cycle it most months (but that's another story)

Did they remove the brick, or leave it in situ and wire the pieces together with rebar?

They remain in custody awaiting trial. Bail was denied.

Is it that he set off the fireworks on Patong Beach rather than on a private property? It's one of the designated/protected no-smoking beaches with advertised heavy penalties up to 100k fine (which has probably never been imposed). Earlier in the week read of a tourist being 'fined' the maximum 25,000 baht for smoking cannabis on the beach. A beach crackdown?

Get your calculator out then I doubt those totals, so easy to 'round up or down' to find nice figures of 250,000, one million - reminds me of media crowd estimates where they tend to over-estimate imo Going to thousandths - three decimal places Thailand and USA - three per thousand 0.003 Philippines - six per thousand 0.006

A new 7-11 opened in October near us, staff there say the note amount whenever a customer hands over a 500 or 1000. Often a pause as they figure out how to tell me my change amount, for their language practice in English. Admit I have at times made errors in mixing a 1000 in with 100s.

Source: Thairath