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Let's hope the Supreme Court does not bend to The Donald and supports the ruling of the lower courts.

Seems if they can extradite the jet setting monk it would be fairly easy to extradite Boss if they wanted too.

I was walking with some friends one night. We had just come from 7-11 and a friend had bought some snacks. He gave them to a kid begging on the street. The kid threw the snacks in the bushes behind him and continued begging. He didn't even say thank you.

Reminds me of the guys crawling on their stomachs pushing a bowl but the soles of their feet are black with dirt, the man near Central World in Bangkok with no arms and a cup in his mouth (his arms well concealed) and the little girl who years ago was dropped off at different BTS stations who sat there beating a drum. I'm told she tool in more than 30,000/month. The last time I saw her she hadn't been cared for. I feel bad for them but don't give. I've read where children were dismembered on purpose to be beggars. I also saw Slumdog Millionaire. Very sad movie. I wish I had not.

I think it is wrong to feel stray dogs in someone else's neighborhood.

Dogs band together in packs, make a lot of noise and frequently attack children and people.

If you want to be kind to the dogs, adopt them and take them home.

The doctor should be a plastic surgeon so there will be less scarring.

All loose dogs should be rounded up and sent to the farm including those at the temples.

I don't see a reason to protect stray dogs as many are dangerous.

The money would be better spent on fixing problems that have existed prior to the demolition of Dongtan Beach such as holes in the sidewalks in Jomtien, sidewalks on the beach that have been in need of repairs for years. Then there is the water quality with garbage flowing to the water daily.

Every morning boats pass by Jomtien on their way to Pattaya and go back in the afternoon. One tug has pulled as many as 14 boats.

Reading the daily news seems to back up the story.

Insurance would be nice if the government or some agency would provide insurance available to everyone of any age at a reasonable cost.

Requiring visitors to provide proof of insurance would certainly discourage many from visiting Thailand and might result in visitors turned away at the airport.

Perhaps TAT might have some input.

I think it is her fault. She should have seen you sitting there waiting for traffic to clear and being on the wrong side of the road and on a bicycle should have been more careful. It does look to me like she hit you and not reverse.

Adverse possession might imply living openly without permission and unchallenged.

The attorney would know Thai law.

Peter Villa makes a nice white wine. The taste doesn't seem to be quite the same from box to box.

Bleeding hearts should adopt a dog or 3 and take them home to be cared for and not feed them in someone else's neighborhood since the packs become a problem for the neighborhood.

I would look at how the management and operating expenses are shared between the hotel and condos.

From the Hubbis URL:  The Thailand residence programme provides a multiple entry visa and allows holders to stay in the country for up to 20 years as the one-year stay extension can be made every year without the usual need to cross the border.

I would welcome a fingerprint scan as it would be a great convenience not to carry a key card and would help keep undocumented people from entering the condo.

It should work on the elevators as well.

If you love dogs, adopt one (or more) and take them home. Do not feed them in someone else's neighborhood.

Taking the ID care protects both you, your neighbors and the guest.

My condo takes the ID card unless the guests are with me and sometimes they take it then unless they know they are a frequent visitor.

It is only a minor inconvenience and I think it is a good thing.

Most hotels and good condominiums have this practice.

Just North of Lumpini Would be in the area between Ratchadamri and Withayu (Wireless) Roads.

You might look at Royal Place 1 and 2 on Soi Mahatlek Luang 1 and Soi 2 or find something closer to PhloenChit. They are not far to the North of Lumphini off of Ratchadamri.

You could live in the Sala Daeng (Silom Road) area and have a nice walk through the park going to work. There are some condos in the area of Sathorn Road and Rama IV on the South Side of the park. Wireless Road becomes Sathorn Road on South side of Rama IV and Rachadamri will be Silom Road on the South side of Rama IV. Rama IV is on the South Side of Lumphini Park. Lumphini is bordered on the West Side by Ratchadamri and on the East side by Wireless Road. There is bus service down both Silom/Rachadamri and Sathorn/Wireless. The closest Sky Trains would be at Saladang on the South of Lumphini and Chidlom and PhloenChit a long walk on the North.

I would opt for living close to work and walking if possible. Driving in Bangkok is totally not recommended. Public transport (Skytrain, Underground MRT, busses) is crowded during rush hours and many other times.

Good luck.

I had it happen one time by a ladyboy on the bus. I didn't make a scene, just removed his (her) hand. I have a friend with hands the size of boxing gloves. He is about 6'5" and well over 200#. He backhanded one and left him very bloody. Needless to say he and his friend quickly got off the bus. I never carry a wallet and put money in different pockets.

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I buy Doi Chang from Lazada. They bring it right to my door. I buy 2,505 for 20 250G bags.

http://www.lazada.co.th/catalog/?q=doi+chang

Everyone who drinks coffee with me seems to like the coffee.

I don't drink instant and prefer the Doi Chang over Boncafe.

Do not feel guilty. She can probably go back to her family. A parting gift would be admirable so she is not out in the street.

Good luck.