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You are on the wrong forum. https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/understanding-poles-and-zeros.213062/

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The nuvi-42 is popular and costs less than THB 3000. I paid THB 12790 for the nuvi 3560 LM, probably too much, but I am happy with it. It speaks English English, American English and Australian English, which makes it a multilingual GPS.

Good and useful information that. Thanks.

I don't know how long the latest Garmin map has been available, but got the free update from Smart Icon Co.Ltd. at the ground floor of Tukcom 2 days ago. It seems to be working fine and is an improvement to the previous version. 1THAILAND DEM 2 CN THAILAND NT 2.40 3D 3 CN SGMY NT 2014.30-MALSING ALL 4 CN THAILAND NT 2014.30 (DUAL) ALL

Tell your friend to check if his travel insurance covers riding a scooter or a bike in Thailand. My insurance only allows me to ride bikes up 200 cc. Should I have an accident driving a car or riding a bike, I will not be covered if I am under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Good one, atlas2. There is probably no reason to disbelieve a Thai girl when she says Thai men are inconsiderate, when it comes to driving or having sex. .

It looks like you had your scrambled eggs with salmon on Mixed grain Roggenbrot, the bread I normally buy there for 160 baht (1 kilo or 2.2 lbs). The TGF has now started to like it and one loaf only lasts us 3-4 days.

To add to your information. The Lifecare Laboratory opens at 7AM to 8PM, Monday to Saturday and are closed on Sunday. The pathologist, who owns the place, is usually late in the morning on school days, as he takes his kids to school. It's best to go there after 8AM, when the traffic is still relatively light and one can find a place to park in the little Soi off Third Road, if you drive a car you can normally park in front of one of the many shops, as they don't open until about 10AM. If you ride a scooter it won't matter, as you can park right in front of his shop. The Tel. Numbers are 038

Saying green tea will rot your teeth is nonsense. Both black and green are rich in antioxidants. Poor hygiene and too much sugary food will damage your teeth. I brushed and flossed my teeth all of my life and have 6-monthly check-ups with my dentist to scale my teeth and to apply fluoride. I still have all of my own teeth, which is rare for people in my age group. Drinking tea and coffee will stain your teeth in the long run, which does not worry me, as long as I am still able to eat any food I like, no matter how tough t is.

Hi Jacko, There was me thinking you only drank San Miguel in you spa, when you are not moderating. I switched from coffee to tea a fair while ago as it allows me to sleep much better. In the last few years before I retired we worked a lot of shift work on the wharves (docks) or rig tenders. Quite often, after working a 12 or 16 hour shift, I was called out to drive a heavy crane in middle of the night to take a new drill bit or steel casings to the oil rigs to replace damaged ones. You worked in the oil industry and probably knows how it works. I drank as many as 10 cups of black coffee

The Haka is of historical and cultural significance in quite a few Southern Pacific nations and not only performed before Rugby Union games.

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It was close and could have gone England's way. Gareth Widdop hit the goal posts twice when trying to convert. England has a young and very talented side and will only get better.

Steel Dan was popular amongst the down under surfers in Bali in the seventies and early eighties and so was 10CC and the Moody Blues.

Thanks Obsession, great track

Conchita can sing, but does not like to shave.