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do any of the other Providences allow 45 days early?

74 year old - no symptoms, either injection.

research:  https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/myelodysplastic-syndrome/symptoms-causes/syc-20366977 ... you should get a physical at a reputable hospital.. good luck with whatever it is. 

what was the cost, if any, for those jib jabs?

Jake Needham... 

I am reminded of a song from "My Fair Lady" called "why can't the English".. teach their children how to speak. This verbal class distinction by now should be antique...' 

My wife has a 10 year US visa that expires next month. Has anyone had any experience with obtaining a new one? Is there an extension to be had, or does the whole process need to be gone through again? Thanks for any info you may have.

there are plenty of ex-pats here.. check out the "monday lunch club" in Ubon first monday of every month 11:30am @ Lai Thong hotel, not far from the airport. expats come from near and far. tons of information from people who actually live around here... that's tomorrow if you're in the area... cheers

don't commit the crime if you can't do the time.

Anthony Loh's explanation is the correct one.. go to Ministry Of Foreign Affairs. if you are in a hurry you can get it the same day (but will have to pay 4X) (at least true for Ubon Ratchathani).  

i needed it for the IRS, and it was exactly what they wanted - a "copy" saying the "copy was" really you.

Changes are always slow in coming. as of January 1, new drivers must watch 5 hours of safety films, and pass a not so easy written test, (i failed it twice!) in order to get their license. a modest step in the right direction.

yes - sounds like zero percent - for five years? 

i have 0% for four years - didn't know u could get for 5 years.

good deal.

you're asking a group of farangs how Thai women think? 

for example - in the US it's early September...

so i'm guessing no one knows? 

Does anyone know when the new 2017 vehicle models are due to make their appearance in Thai showrooms?

On August 15, 2016 at 11:32 PM, DavisH said:

The suzuki swift is 1.2 4 cylinder, 91hp. It's easy to drive and just returned from Kanchanaburi. Lots of heavy traffic and 530 km round trip. Still plenty of fuel left. It's great around town, but up country driving really needs a larger vehicle. The short wheelbase makes it uncomfortable on poor and bumpy roads. I normally get around 14-15km/l on e10 gasohol. 

Re Suzuki:  Quite right it is 4cyl - i stand corrected. 

10 hours ago, giddyup said:

3 cylinder 1.2 litre, I'd hate to drive it with 4 people and luggage. Strike a head wind and you'd be going backwards.

I'll bet giddy has a big bike too? 

Nissan Almeira, Suzuki Swift, Mitsubishi Atrage and Mirage all have the same 3 cyl engine..

and they are all under 500K - with automatic for our lazy Thai wives. (just joking tee rak)! 

if ur talking toyota or honda, prepare to splash out the BIG bucks!!

you can get info for all the new cars @ siamnewcar.com compare to ur heart's content!

Armchair economists - full of insights on anything and everything.

Has anyone been to a US National park lately? better u should smile and gladly pay the 200 or 400 baht. it's quite a bargain.

bring the chair - i have bought many chairs in Thailand trying to find that perfect one i left behind, but none could compare. bring the chair!

call me old fashioned, but i believe the man should pay for dates... if you can't afford to spend a few dollars on a date then you certainly don't have the resources to be a money lender.

put the spirit house in the bathroom.

if you are looking for beautiful beaches from Pattaya - try looking at Koh Samet, it's closer than Hua Hin as well... also consider Koh Chang.

Yingluck looking as beautiful as ever.