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  1. About once a year. Erfuzide capsules usually fixes it in a couple of days.
  2. Me too. In Australia I had a solar pool heater array glued to my corrugated iron roof to avoid extra holes. The installers were reluctant, so I put a big blob of silicone mastic on the roof and also a big blob of polyurethane mastic. A week later I asked them to come and try pulling them off. The polyurethane won. So they glued it with 3M 5200 polyuretahne mastic and started doing that on other installations. I intend to try that with solar here at some stage.
  3. Is there an expert specialist on hemiplegic migraines anywhere in Thailand? Thanks!
  4. Fusion is the cheapest source of energy around, you just have to put solar panels on your roof to collect it. And it keeps the reactor 93 million miles away.
  5. As others have suggested, check for scabies, I had scabies in Tonga many years ago and it feels like small animals are crawling under your skin, which they are. You can sometimes see small wiggly scar tracks a few mm long on the soft part of the forearms if the skin is pale. And feel what seem like knots in your hair. Google for treatment and the protocol for disinfecting bedding. Don't dismiss this as something mental until you have eliminated all physical possibilities. You wife doesn't lose face by having you consult Sheryl.
  6. I use an Australian passport and have lived here on retirement extensions for 11 years. I have no assets nor income in Australia but I do have a bank account. The bank wants to know where I am tax resident. I do not have a TIN in Thailand nor income. Am I considered tax resident in Thailand or nowhere?

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