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Beautiful.

If there's any single thing to do with mechanics that makes a ride go better, it's a luxurious chair.

What if they just decide to line us all up and shoot us?

That's what keeps me up nights...

Just how do you think you will keep the weight off ? I mean it seems like you like food a lot so whatever goes off (mostly water weight to start with) will come back quick. Loosing weight is never easy and if you dont change yourself it wont stay off. It will get harder to loose each time.

fearless1, on 2012-04-23 12:21:53, said:

I'm afraid Yamaha have probably killed their last big hitter against Honda by lowering the engine size to 125. It could even be a better bike than the last, but those 3 little numbers can make all the difference for many.

Just got the 150 for Mrs Pikey to replace her 4 year old Airblade. Bought it with all the bling on from Nat Motors on Huay Kaew Rd - excellent service.





Needless to say, she's well chuffed

Cheers,

Pikey.

Yeah, it's like a one-time gift of 360,000 baht.

Hey, it's going to be cool and comfortable again tomorrow!

Only 25 years after all the people who have been murdered with illegal weapons that he sold?

Thunder in the distance and it is getting dark.  Looks like a storm is a'brewing....

http://www2.tmd.go.th/radar/lmp.php

As much as I love Chiangmai, having lived there for 25 years, we could no longet accept the pollution.
My wife had chronic rhinitis the whole time we were there which resulted in severe infection to her sinuses and I stared getting astma and bronchitis. We are very elderly which made the problem even more serious. A few years ago we moved to a beach resort just south of Hua Hin and the both our problems completely cleared.up. I recently nade a trip to Chiangmai and thought I had caught pneumonia there and was admitted to Ram Hospital. They treated me and normally it would have taken at least a week or two for the problem to clear up But upon arriving back at our beach I recovered completely.in two days.
The pollution problem can be solved simply by having a couple of special helicopters with  water containers which could spot a fire when it was started and douse it. They could patrol day and night and easily spot a fire. The villagers would soon stop burning if water was dumped on them  everytime. About 5 years ago bT250 million was allocated for controlling the fires in Chiangmai. It could have emplyed a lot of helicoter time but instead it went into someones pocket.
There should be massive protests in Chiangmai to impose severe penalties for burning but I think the helicapoter idea would really work,

IMO blended carrots just do not have the same appeal as freshly made carrot juice.

From what I saw of the video and read elsewhere, it's the guys own fault. He tried to do something that isn't allowed, got abusive, and got what was to be expected when you get abusive with security/police.

He's left the police stumped.

Good to hear he has admitted to the blast.  Must have been presented with hard proof he did it.

Hope the Police keep on their toes over this one.  None of us want to see this terrorist relaxing and putting his feet up.  Sometimes you think the final result is a shoe in..but things happen and you get tripped up.

the day after this story broke, Iranian authorities promised to assist Thai investigators 'in every way possible.'  We knew it was bullsh*t then, and we know it's bullsh*t now.  Iranian officaldom wants to be in close to the investigation, so they can bollox it up and/or re-direct incriminating evidence as soon as it arises.  If Iran wanted to assist, one of the most tangible actions it could take is to send the two women suspects (from Iran) to Thailand to be interviewed by investigators.  The biggest fear Iran has is if Israeli or western investigators get actively involved - then they know the chips might really fall to their detriment - as western investigators are head and shoulders more adept than their Thai counterparts.