Peterphuket

This incident reminds me of my brother who years ago found it necessary to write his daughter's name in his passport, of course he could throw it away, it was not accepted by customs. Own-handed changes are not allowed, on the other hand, I always have to think of a staple stapled into the passport by an official with, say, an arrival card, teoretically you would not be allowed to take that out either.

If you're just thinking about that now, I've had those in my car for over 15 years.

I agree with you but it is a set up for the whole population.

Have mentioned this before but do you know how much water these data centres and possibly those small modular nuclear generators use.

What most of the people here don't realise is that this is a set-up to CBDC, away with your privacy, everything verifiable. Poor people may kick off with this without being aware of it.

Complete different, you can get vaccinated against malaria, but then you are not protected against dengue.

It starts with this project to get the population used to it, but the ultimate goal is much worse, in my opinion, What worries me anyway is that CBDC, yesterday I read that within a year countries like Thailand, Brazil, Russia, China, Hong Kong, and the UAE will start a project called mBridge. 94% of the world's central banks are considering a CDBC says the BIS. Would such a request from Krungthai bank have anything to do with that, with their message "Krungthai Bank urges iPhone users to enable lockdown mode"

What worries me anyway is that CBDC, yesterday I read that within a year countries like Thailand, Brazil, Russia, China, Hong Kong, and the UAE will start a project called mBridge. 94% of the world's central banks are considering a CDBC says the BIS. Would such a request from Krungthai bank have anything to do with that.

That's disappointing, recently I wanted to order tubes of shaving cream there but the minimum quantity was 100. Since they were only a few dollarscent each, I ordered 200, but it was refused because of too low quantity. Can you still follow it....those Chinese. btw, shipping cost would be 100 usd.

The rich take good care of themselves.

Am under the impression that they need many translators for that country, they are in the 'news' a lot, by the way I think the blonde will also be a russian.

Strange that he got 20 thousand bath for the 500 Euro, after all, the exchange rate is considerably lower and should be no more than 19,600 thb.

Yes, it was me who give that sign because I'm very surprised. It was 2 weeks ago I had that problem, mentioned above, with much effort a phone number can be found but only with referrals. after many attempts I gave up and then a Thai family member made an attempt with no positive result. had returned the product with a form sent by Shopee but got it sent again within a couple of days, afin it's a long story but it's not solved. For them the problem is solved but not for me.

Ha, ha, I recently quit SHOPEE because of the poor service and of refusing to take an item back, now I am only tied to Lazada. But with lazade, you can still make contact by phone anyway and speak to an employee, that is not the case with Shopee.

Thanks, it changed.

Last week I order something and paid with debit card, 15 minutes later I realised it was the wrong item and cancelled the order, this was last Tuesday. Got notification that the cancellation was accepted and my money was refunded, but till today, Monday, haven't seen anything in my account.

From the moment, many years ago when seat belts became compulsory, maybe 45 years ago, I was also against them. But now I couldn't drive without them, it's for your own safety.

See that person in the other item today.....so a Russian after all. Same legs.

Never seen a thai staying on his own side of the road in a bend, so nothing out of the ordinary. I also wonder, despite the Isuzu having a signal that goes off if you don't have them on, whether they were wearing their seatbelts.

Maybe it was Bob.

Congratulations on your cleaning the house of those vermin but you must have stirred up some comments again because oh,oh, how pathetic that is, and how mean you were to have unceremoniously unleashed the murder weapon on it. But I'm cut from the same cloth, I don't want them in the house either and if I see them they're going to die, you're talking about your washing machine but they can also get into an electrical socket with all its consequences. Or, which is also possible, in your computer, in the CD drive, and so on. So, now come on with your comments, and I don't care, it is an item that comes back regularly. P.S. What I did notice, if you live high up in a condominium, you are considerably less bothered by them, apparently they are afraid of heights.

I see many motobikes while driving only look on the phone. No matter what time it was or whether the person had been drinking perhaps it was one of those

That is only relative, incidentally, my understanding was that Malaria was dying out in Thailand and Dengue was much more prevalent.

Concerning taxing the foreigner in Thailand. Is it true if you purchase property in Thailand worth more than 4 million Thb, you have to pay 35% tax on it as well?

They call that in Europea transformation, they don't want that in Thailand either. Thailand for the Thais, we just hang around.