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Personally I've never sold a property, therefore sorryi cant answeryour question, however I can share that for every property I've purchased, I've never given a second glance to anything that isn't showing the asking price.

I wonder what percentage of the components of the "Scania bus" were actually genuinely Scania? So often it's only the badge

Go for the Mankini as it's bound to work out cheaper than a leotard, given the fabric cost has to be minimal in comparison, although to be frank you may need to use more sunblock which may offset any potential cost savings over the leotard

Please correct me if I'm wrong but aren't Australia using dollars and cents? If so why do you convert that to penny's in order to watch them? Just curious 🤔

Seems like you spend more than necessary on buying 100' of t-shirts, have you tried comparing the cost of laundering t-shirts versus the cost of buying a new one each time you've worn one?

Also only place I ever visited a Subway 20+ years ago, no need for any further visits

"AMLO received a confidential letter" Given they disclosed its contents, therefore I guess "confidential" has a different meaning than my understanding of the word.

From memory, back in the height of HIV/AIDS in Thailand, there was an effort made to have wife's/partners join their long distance driving husband in the cab of their trucks in order to avert the perceived impending disaster. This article touches on it and indeed the case of Saraburi. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9010509/

It's normal

If you left Thailand without a Re-entry permit in your passport, then the departure stamp in that passport is effectively cancelling the visa/extension in your passport.

Great information to learn that there is such a system in place for a manual override

Happened to me years ago, kept thinking it would sort itself and about a week later was in a hospital for a dental visit so thought I'd also pop in to the ENT department. Sound test done by the doctor confirmed 100% hearing loss in one ear. The Dr prescribed some oral medication and complete rest and fish only diet. The Dr (an elderly lady) had captured my undivided attention when she said, its not the outer or mid ear, but perhaps a tumor inside my inner ear. Canceled all work and appointments and with the diet change I was back at the hospital seven days later, tested and hearing was over 95% recovered. Dr said it was a remarkable recovery and asked what it was that I'd eaten over the past week to achieve this result.

I did it at chaengwatthana last year using a 10 months old (newer second passport) I also printed out the UK Embassy letter (think it was in both Thai and English language) which I downloaded from the UK embassy website, that stated they no longer issue transfer visa request letters. No problem at Immigration

Maybe they will just add a way of receiving the VAT refund on books, so if you receive a book, before you open the parcel you head to the Postal Customs Department fill out a claim form declaration of contents (false declaration fine equal to 4× total value of goods inside) and open the package in front of the officer and once books are verified, you are then able to reclaim the VAT youve paid in advance. Inconvenient but you're the one looking for a refund, can't be bothered with the hassle for such a small amount then just swallow the VAT element. Much like reverse of the Customs Department not currently collecting the VAT

KBank, three savings accounts and one current (with chequebook) account.