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Have seen the front wheels leave the ground (i.e., no steering)when pickups loaded with kids, like this, accelerate -

OP truck, and this pickup, & 2 teachers have no class -

3 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

It isn't. But whether something is illegal has absolutely no relevance in Thailand. I took the first photo, the second one I think was on this site. There are many, many more. Nobody cares.

12 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Ok, thanks.

Just wondering for long trips.  Maybe driving around Issan not sure if they are up to speed on this.

Guess if not, just rent a gas car.

Or, just cut yer cloth -

What could one do if an accountant uses their family member as nominee on YOUR company, but refuses to return shares when requested?

3 hours ago, SomchaiCNX said:

This kind of traveling is going on for years so don't blame the people because those employed by the government do not do their job and not enforce the rules and laws. After 30 years it is still the same nothing actually changes. Just because of covid it gets more attention that's all.

 

How about temp sensing? Airport, bus station, .....................

5 minutes ago, BTB1977 said:

How can they be Fleeing for their lives, if they were not in danger. 

Probably the inate programming that dogs also seem to have - loud noises esp crackling / explosions tell them a fire (bushfire) is coming - GTF outa here!

Dogs (pets)  should be kept inside, and or on a lead when fireworks are exploding. Fireworks are a  big cause of lost dogs - but not lost street dogs, sadly -

what should one do if accountant uses their fam memb as nom but refuses to return shares when reqd?

But this has been the standard here since Ayuthaya was the capital. How can a newbie ferlang be responsible if he goes to an accountant who offers to do it for him or her, inc being nom him or herself?

Hub of ....................

How about an amnesty? Tell all ferlang sell, ga ban lao!

4 hours ago, fangless said:

Actually it is vegies in a bun!

They are just "burgering" about!

burger me!

On 11/7/2020 at 5:28 PM, In the jungle said:

 

 

There is just about no connection between British MG and the Chinese manufactured MGs sold in Thailand now other than the octagonal badge.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Z E R O 

On 11/7/2020 at 3:12 PM, teacherclaire said:

A LB that looked like a man? Most of them are men. 

Yeah, but one that LOOKS LIKE one? OMFG!

On 11/6/2020 at 11:30 AM, tinca tinca said:

does NOT go under pattaya klang.....go have a look on sukhumvit road.....i seem to remember last week I drove thru it.....

Technically, it does - under that part of the Suk / Klang intersection common to both Suk and Klang -

9 hours ago, keith101 said:

Not the first to come out and doubtful it will be the last .

I hope they gave it a stern talking to -

21 hours ago, ukrules said:

Japan is a bit of an anomaly here, I expect it's due to some other factor, like adhering strictly to rules that prevent infection.

Japs are 'at home' in a mask - went there mid '80s, was surprised / shocked to see so many in the streets wearing what appeared to be sanitary napkins -

21 hours ago, prakhonchai nick said:

More nonsense from someone........a sales pitch for the Swede's lawyer wife!

The Thai laws re intestacy are perfectly clear. A Thai Will  ensures who will get the assets in Thailand (most usually the wife), but without a Will, assets will be distributed once the equivalent of Thai probate has been obtained.

 

'assets will be distributed'

To whom?

Driver won't do that again.

3 hours ago, transam said:

Apparently the bus got caught on its undercarriage as the track was not level. If this is true the rail company also bears responsibility.

Not true. Bus had slowed, but was still moving forward at time of impact. 

Therefore not stuck.

15 hours ago, Kadilo said:

Surprised they trust a vaccine from those dirty ferangs. 

Priority given to those been deemed as high risk countries who have been testing and open and honest with their results.

 

Back of the queue Thailand ????

'Back of the queue Thailand'

Unwarranted.

On 10/2/2020 at 1:16 PM, chickenslegs said:

I don't know the answer to your question, but I think jackdd's advice is sensible.

 

Just a comment/warning - if you are living at your MiL's property she should have notified immigration within 24 hours of your arrival (TM30). If she hasn't she may be fined.

Maybe -  go to Chiang Mai for  couple of days, get her to do a 30 when you come back?  No guarantees- 

Looks like airmail may be back up again - HK 5 g air mail listed for 98 baht -

Check for your own dest & weight - https://www.thailandpost.co.th/en/index/

4 minutes ago, HampiK said:

But the cost I see as disadvantage...

Temporarily. Ebikes only have 1 (main) moving part - a fraction of petrol bikes - need little service - but nevvermine, keep shorting Tesla -

6 hours ago, digger70 said:

Here we go again Beating the Drums again about the Clean Power . 

Dirty Power ,More Expensive to manufacture,cost more to Buy ,Not Enough Kilometers per Charge .Need Trailer with Spare charged Batteries .

Replacement of Batteries cost an arm and a leg,  It won't happen overnight but it Will happen the cost of your electricity Will go through the Roof.

Your point is?

On 9/19/2020 at 3:17 AM, Upnotover said:

You will be better off seeking the "joys" of Thailand at your local Chinese massage parlour.  I don't think any country is open and certainly not for a short holiday.

Short time yes, short holiday no.

3 hours ago, rott said:

And you live in Rayong.? 

 

Well even a citizen of the world has to live somewhere (to paraphrase Milligan). 

 

Many years ago somebody used to advertise in Private Eye classifieds "Perpetual Traveller" status, but never found out exactly what was on offer. 

Milligan - From Woy Woy ????