KC 71

Happy it al worked out well [emoji106]


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Its  a Laotian Wolf snake,that was killed, just because it was a snake,!
Krait's  have a triangular body profile,are a docile snake,leave alone
and would be no problem.
regards worgeordie

Sorry to inform you ,but that was a Krait !


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Laotian Wolf Snake - Non Venomous - Harmless
 
 

 
No it wasn't... Bands on Kraits are approx equal width, unlike a wolf snake, where the black segments are much wider than the yellow.

At the market of my village in Issan, this beautiful Peugeot 605
 
february 2010 - Nikon E4500
 

 

Sorry to inform you ,but that was a Krait !


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Chemistry


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The way this is going
Im gonna have to be tighter than a nuns crutch !


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You have to show proof of where you are staying also
If you have a wife /GF take her with you,it makes the whole process alot more simple[emoji106]


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You have to visit the immigration office now after you have left the country for a visa renewal
Also biometrics at the border now


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Hammer


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Get ready for the biometrics ( finger prints on the screen)
Both exit and entry !


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Fight


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I have seen a few over the years, including one on our patio.  Really they are placid and docile snakes and don't come after you or strike out like a cobra would.  They only bite if accidently stood on or harassed a lot.  But, yes, they are potentially fatal!!!  
 
Thai name for them translates something like 'triangle snake' because their body is triangular shape in cross section.  They have a nice 'paint job' too.    

[mention=27091]heybruce[/mention] [mention=76169]spidermike007[/mention]
 
Im sure there is good micro brewries now, but as you mentioned, I havent been back to the states since 95. Used to spend my winters there skydiving in small towns in Florida, and we only drinked bad imported beer, such as Carlsberg, Heineken, Fosters, Coronna, and some few german beers as well. Compare to American beer, very expensive. 
 
However I went to a bar in Minneapolis where they had a huge sortiment of beer from all over world, that was a great surprise back in 1986. Great place. 
 
I do not drink alot of beer, but when I do, I drink Lao, Heineken, and Tiger when in Thailand. 
 
But in Chumpon we found a great small livebar restaurant, with good beer. 
 
Great place. 

How much extra would it cost ?

You need some real help fella

you have one year for selling house

I've lived here for 20 years and beyond TEFL teachers or backpackers I've never seen it.  I've never seen a large group of couples where both Thai partners could speak English well enough to discuss politics.  Of course I mostly associate with business people and engineers.  Thailand has almost no political education in college so it is not surprising that the talk would center around work, weather and food.  

2 spoon fulls!


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Fresh veggies are great .

Strokes


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I have seen a few over the years, including one on our patio.  Really they are placid and docile snakes and don't come after you or strike out like a cobra would.  They only bite if accidently stood on or harassed a lot.  But, yes, they are potentially fatal!!!  
 
Thai name for them translates something like 'triangle snake' because their body is triangular shape in cross section.  They have a nice 'paint job' too.    

American body guards of the President had sex at a brothel while on duty.  They tried to cover it up.  Not a joke but normal for anyone who reads the news.