Khunbilly

On 4/30/2021 at 6:54 PM, LazySlipper said:

I live in Rayong... right next to Chonburi and have to go to hospital there on a regular basis... can I go in from Rayong, then out?

 

Sounds silly but just curious...

Get a document from the hospital showing that you have to go there and that should suffice. But, according to the rules, you'll need to take that to the district office and have them give you permission to leave. Asinine procedure. 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

the victim was working as a signaller for the crane.

Crane operations Rule #1: Don't stand under or near the load. 

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The licence will be suspended when points fall to 50 or below.

So, it's really a 50-point system, not a 100-point system...

That tank will be full of H2S. Enter without preparation or the proper PPE and it’s over in seconds. It’s a sure, and not a bad, way to go. 

3 hours ago, giddyup said:

Maybe overloaded and broke an axle on the bump over the tracks?

It could have been that. Or he still had it in gear. When they were pushing it looked like it was still in gear, as the body was moving a lot, enough that the wheels should have rolled. But they didn’t budge. 

Get in the back of the line. Your story is only the one of many Similar ones over the years. The same happened to my wife, and we had a stronger case than yours. They gave us a list Of excuses and we went back the next day (when you could just get in line). The second lady talked to the First Lady and she rejected the application, too.
 

However, an obvious working girl with a tank top, super short and tight skirt, many tattoos, high heels and at least 15 baht of gold adorned in various places got a 10-year visa at that same time. I overheard her boyfriend (not legally registered husband) say that they had been together less than a year and lived in Pattaya. 
 

Its a fairly subject process getting a visa at the US embassy. Especially under Trump. One point to note is that a travel history (with lots of photographs!) is important, but the trips don’t carry much weight if it’s to Asian countries. Trips to Australia or Europe carry a lot more weight. After we did a trip to the UK and Norway, had been together and I’d had my job longer, my wife was five a one-year and then a ten-year visa. 

It’s interesting how hard the State Department is lobbying on behalf of big business. It’s normally not so blatant. 

4 hours ago, hkt83100 said:

I got many of my documents in the DropBox. The copy of passport I needed at check-in in a hospital I just sent by email from my mobile to the hospital's mail account and everybody was happy. I was even good enough at AIS to register a SIM, they took a photo of my mobile showing the passport page in the gallery.

That worked for me once in Vietnam when registering a SIM card. 

Or, it'll bring the prices back down in Thailand for domestic consumption. This year it was very expensive for Thais due to so much bring exported. 

I bought two '58' tickets and won 4,000 baht. Go figure!

So 83 and 84 it is for the next lottery! 

4 hours ago, Yinn said:

The girl should behave better than that. 

Tattoo, open the leg, foot on the chair. 

Look like so dirty.

No doubt! It girls were flashing me and couples were shagging in the back, I might snap a photo, for posterity, too. ????

4 hours ago, ezzra said:

S. Korean has by far, the most sour faces i have ever seen, no happy people there, grumpy looking and not always polite, much like Russian when they're not drunk...

I'm sure that the N. Koreans have them beat with the sour faces  ????

We've got a couple running around Eastern Star in Ban Chang. But no chickens in the immediate area for them to pilfer. There are chickens behind our house, but a bit too far for them to walk and navigate the soi dogs. They probably eat dead fish, birds and rats in the klongs and lakes. 

I'm sorry, but when compared to Urassaya "Yaya" Sperbund, the Thai Audrey Hepburn,  this lady doesn't even come close to attractive. 

5 hours ago, ZeVonderBearz said:

Haha where have i read this before? There's been a vast storm cloud over the entire North for about 5 months now and barely a drop of rain. 

I agree, same here in Rayong. I've been hearing about pending rain storms for a while and the most rain we get only serves to raise the humidity before drying out again. 

Just now, rkidlad said:

I’ve seen it in quite a few photos where the police put their arm around some despicable criminal. For the life of me, I don’t know why. 

I'm pretty sure that they do it in case he tries to get up and run again. Better just to leave him laying on the ground with a boot in his back.