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  1. When I was living in the San Francisco Bay Area, my house didn’t have AC and luckily I really didn’t even need a fan except for the warmest of days. I got spoiled by the $30 electric bills. Here in Jomtien, I usually have the AC off all day until bedtime, then I’ll run it at 25 for a half hour or so. 
    I think by living mostly AC-free, I am not as uncomfortable when I’m on my bike rides or walks as the temperature differential isn’t nearly as great compared with the other option.  

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  2. 51 minutes ago, forcebwithu said:

    ^^^ Comedy gold. Not as good as Abbott and Costello though.

     

    Only  the video I posted wasn’t a scripted comedy act.  🤣

  3. About the only thing that I miss since I moved here is my Chevy Cruze. It was a really great car for me. The 2 liter diesel was great on fuel. I drove from Denver, Colorado to my home near San Francisco (1975 km) only refueling once. I last drove a car in February of last year before I sold it. Here, I have a Thai license and I drove my girlfriend’s pickup once on the streets and parked it for her many times at the condo. 
    Now mostly ride my cheapo Tesco Lotus bike; but just started looking at scooters.

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  4. 6 hours ago, Zambo said:

    forqalso, frequently your insights are good. But in this case i don't think you're advancing the debate. Or is it related to police investigation skills, in which case i think the report is too distant from high rise building jumps/falls to help.

    Someone mentioned a “jumper” being tied up and still it being ruled a suicide. I related a story; that at first glance, seems unlikely. Most bags with heads in them hanging off bridges aren’t immediately thought off as suicides. But, as I posted, there was a reasonable explanation that proved this bridge jumper acted on his own.  It relates to the conversation because, unless all the facts are known, we can’t say why the police in a different case ruled suicide in spite of the victim being tied up.

    Maybe you should resign from your self-appointed role as “members’ post analyst/critic” and leave that job to the moderators as your ability to understand the posts of others and how they relate to the ongoing discussion seems to be lacking.

  5. 10 hours ago, Zambo said:

    I can't recall the "tie themselves" case but that would make anyone have doubts about the police investigation in that particular case.

    But, as i mention the Chinese case you posted is unlikely to point towards an "unseen hand".

    If someone literally "fell" maybe there would be some claim against the building owner's insurance. I have seen cases of slipped on tiles causing injuries that were pursued as insurance claims.

    There was one in Bangkok where a man’s head was found hanging from a bridge. His body was later found in the river below. It was ruled to be a suicide. But from what I’ve read, too long of a rope (long drop) can cause decapitation and too short of a drop will not result in a quick death.

  6. 10 minutes ago, Mrmango said:

    Sounds a lot better than not working and starving. 

    A lot of things are better than starving. You should see what some people will suck just to get something warm in their belly.

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