nakhon thai

Aussies and indians????

Coincidence this post is joined with how to tell a lady boy

Still beats NZ , wont even let their own citizens in 

Good boy, private property enter at own risk. Nothing allows trespass 

Just now, nakhon thai said:

Sounds gd, trouble makers out

46 minutes ago, bbko said:

I think the message is stop abusing the covid extensions and get a "real" visa.

I applied for 3rd marriage visa due to being locked in new zealand with work, the immigration officer did all paperwork, sorted through my unorganised folders. Which were not complete, signed a few papers. No house check no witness, passport stamped 2 weeks later ????????

I got 2 month amnesty on my yearly extension for marriage, read wrong date and didnt have enough money in bank

Wouldnt take much to have a disagreement with the <deleted> in charge could of been the color of his socks

They burn to stop thistles and unwanted flowering 

Everywhere little bit different im phitsanulok and they told me not need to come see house , lady immigration officer very good  and by the book 

I take loans from farmers bank the rates i get on overseas money more than covers repayments = money for free

Why not just use insurance from the bank and get back the money better rate

As said in original post before he admitted lying, aussies always struggle outside their own country 

For myself living amongst rural thais for 10 or so yrs, i feel a more positive relaxed attitude . Its possible that during a difficult time with the junta that certain areas are going to be led by the government. But in the village they dont hold any sway

4 hours ago, Ondral said:

 

Ill ask me mate tomorrow get the thai point of view i dont doubt you just be interesting what he says

6 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Illegal hunting?

Hunting for moo never heard was illegal its the rangers that take me into mountains

1 hour ago, Ondral said:

This is a very interesting question to me.  My very sweet Thai GF grew up on a farm in Phetchabun province.  She has been proposing that when I retire in 10 years we can live on her family's farm there.  I am ambivalent about such a prospect.  In America I did fantasize about homesteading, but never actually lived on a farm.  I would love to hear about other expats' experiences as gentlemen farmers in Thailand.

I think is important to learn not to depend on wife, if you can socialise wth locals it opens many doors , ie bit of hunting fishing and other manly pursuits????????

46 minutes ago, Hummin said:

I have seen they enjoy farang drinks to with coke and ice. Green import bottled beer is also very popular. But the shop next door sell lao Khao, and the locals meet there every morning for their breakfest before they hit the road with their speedy two wheel  tractors

Yeah in the villages around me they drink beer and dark whiskey. Where i stay very few young thais and all the guys i go hunting and work with tell me not buy , they always have aunties top of the line lao khao , the shop stuff is nasty . I would say if you want live up here is gd to be involved with locals in work and the schools they stop calling you farang

11 minutes ago, Hummin said:

When I arrived outback, the men was shocked to learn the farang did not drink ???? Well my gf family do not drink either, so I fitted in pretty well. Just her cousin was dissapointed, for he hoped to have a drinking partner who paid his drinks 

Yeah it makes big difference when father in law doesnt drink , was lucky their. Village locals only drink lao keuw which we brew ourselves