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But you would like to...................

Not going to happen any time soon then...........

To perform anal sex.....................A fudge packer...............Personally I would prefer to use a wheelbarrow....

I had a similar problem with my AIS sim several years ago. I would receive on average four sms a day, in Thai. Apparently they were news flashes. Little did I know that they were charging me 2 Baht a time. My Wife contacted them, and they told her I had registered for it, which I had not. It took her another ten minutes on the phone to cancel them. Even then they said it will take 24 hours to cancel, so they still gouged me for another day. As Steve says, go to the shop.

The police, for a start.........

Shall we hazard a guess at his un-declared assets....................

I thought I read the other day that the BMA stated the removal of cables was to stop. Something about the telecom providers unwilling to pay a percentage of the costs?

Why do they not have a compensation scheme as other countries do regarding the police force. I believe in the U.K. it is called the CICA. I appreciate that policemen, and Women, are only human, however, surely part of their job description is that they are always deemed to be on duty. Therefore, on down time and getting drunk, leave any firearms safely locked away. A Government funded scheme for compensation would at least ensure this man received his money, which, sadly at the moment is as far away as our nearest star.

Strange, I thought dumping rubbish everywhere was a National pastime with lessons included in the school curriculum.

What about this one........... https://www.lazada.co.th/catalog/?spm=a2o4m.home.search.1.11257f6dX8tyUm&q=infra red cameras&_keyori=ss&from=search_history&sugg=infra red cameras_0_1

Many thanks Troy, I will do that, as I do miss Bovril........... Just ordered 2 jars at above price. happy days.......

Wow !!!! 1,500 Baht for a 250 gram jar of Bovril.................They must think us expats are smoking it or injecting it............mind you, it did ay free delivery which is good of them...............

I seem to recall that about three years ago Thailand banned all meat from entering the Kingdom unless you had a permit. Something to do with swine fever in Asia. Having said that, I am not sure if that covered tinned products or not.

A 33% increase in one go. Seems a bit steep at first glance, yet how much has other foodstuffs risen in the last 14 years. However, I have to agree with Richard, why not grow more wheat at home. Everyone I know is complaining about the small profit on rice. Millions of acres devoted to growing corn for biofuel. Maybe time to diversify a bit more. Probably a simplistic idea as I am not a farmer. I am sure more knowledgeable members will put forward the pro's and cons.

I would imagine if the wording on the power of attorney is for the land transfer / sale, then it should be legal.

Agreed it does say that, (though not in such large font). However, it does also say that the seller is a Thai national, i.e. the daughter of the seller. However, we could banter the symantics around all day, but it does nothing to answer the question. As someone else has pointed out, a Thai lawyer is involved which would put doubt in my mind. My Wife and I recently sold one of our houses and land. Even though I signed a power of attorney I still had to go to the land office because there was a userfruct on the land in my name, which was not covered by power of attorney. I guess at the end of the day if they come out with a new name on the Chanote, and a receipt for transfer tax etc, that would hold up in a court. on the other hand, this being Thailand and the propensity for reams, and reams of paper for the slightest transaction anything could happen.

It looks to me that both parties are Thai national Charlie.

LOL........I remember in Saudi if you were unfortunate enough to have a car accident it was automatically 50% your fault straight off the bat. They said if you did not come to Saudi then there would be no accident.