Crossy

That's three of us now :)

Yup, over 60 you get a "for life" card, same as the Thai ID card.

Interesting, could you post a photo of the back of your card please? The wording is part of the card blank so maybe the government have taken delivery of a fresh batch.

There's a whole thread on this https://aseannow.com/topic/1317368-thailand-starts-checking-foreigners-passports-on-domestic-flights The pink Non-Thai ID card and Thai driving licence are on the list of acceptable "alternative" documents.

It is on you to leave on the correct date, if you are near your local immigration, I'd go and get them to fix it. Otherwise, so long as you leave before the correct date (30 Jan) you'll be fine. I would definitely NOT attempt to stretch to the "30th Feb".

Any computer buffs out there? I changed my Windows password to 'Alcatraz'. Now my Esc button won't work.

I got a long one at Thai Watsadu. Or Lazada is your friend: - https://www.lazada.co.th/products/304-stainless-steel-high-pressure-water-inlet-cold-and-hot-water-pipe-metal-explosion-proof-hose-i3406650423-s12598710704.html?

Yeah ^^^. It ranges between "piece of cake", through "absolute nightmare", to "totally impossible". Best bet is to trot over to your local ampur office, you will need a Thai speaker, to find out exactly what they need.

I don't know if it's a standard, but when we built our place, the contractor was rigorous about checking the delivery paperwork for each truck. Of course, without a weighbridge one would have to trust the paperwork!

Sadly, I know not, we live fairly close to DMK so I never park there.

I reckon the ladies are just your type.

You mean you are not?

All you need to know about DMK parking https://donmueanginternationalairport.com/don-mueang-airport-parking/ 250Baht a day. Why not fly down from Isaan, it may prove cheaper?

American Samoa apparently has the most expensive internet in the known universe. The whole country has an international bandwidth of 200Gbs which may cramp your posting style somewhat.

Sounds like a plan (for you), you could start "AmericanSamoaVisa.com".

Here are two notable examples: EDIT To note that this information is from Bard AI 1. Sonnenfabrik Herzberg in Germany: Opened in 2019, Sonnenfabrik Herzberg is the world's first industrial facility to produce solar panels entirely with its own renewable energy. The plant boasts a massive 53,000 square meter rooftop covered in solar panels, generating 12.5 megawatts of power, enough to meet its entire energy needs. On sunny days, the plant even produces a surplus of electricity, which is fed back into the grid. 2. REC Silicon's Moses Lake plant in Washington, USA: While not entirely self-powered yet, REC Silicon's Moses Lake facility is transitioning to be powered by 100% clean hydropower from the Columbia River. Opens in a new windowwww.pv-tech.org REC Silicon's Moses Lake solar panel manufacturing plant in Washington, USA This shift will significantly reduce the plant's carbon footprint and make it one of the most sustainable silicon producers globally. The plant is already a major player in the solar industry, supplying polysilicon, a key material for solar cells, to leading panel manufacturers worldwide.

Very much so, we use one to provide better than 80% of our domestic electricity needs. You could too, for a modest investment.

I don't know that car, but conventional wisdom puts the blame on a stuck thermostat. When I was, er, younger, replacing the thermostat was two or three bolts (ok probably seized) and needed a new gasket (and thermostat). Has to be a cheap test (I've long since outgrown boiling the thermostat to test it).

Fission is so 20th Century! Many of us are already using fusion to power our homes and vehicles. We just put the fusion-reactor 93 million miles away.