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2 hours ago, soalbundy said:

errrm, the latter

can we say both?

On 9/7/2019 at 12:14 PM, PatOngo said:

Would you bite this?

 

 

yes

just my 2 cents

8 minutes ago, Jip99 said:

 

As far as I am aware Thais must apply in Thailand for a Schengen visa.

 

I wanted to take my missus from the UK on a mini trip to Bruges But was told that she could not apply in the UK for a Schengen.

My nephew has been in Australia for many years on a student visa and is not a resident of Australia

he applied while he was in Australia with his aunt ( which was a PR at that time) an me being

Australian citizen and had no problems granted the first time and we spend 4 weeks in Germany

Well watching TV (not tvf) in the west if you drive at 60km/h and you are distracted for

only 2 seconds (texting,phone or what else) it will take 34 meters to stop so Thai drivers 

drive faster than 60km/h how many km does it take them to stop

13 hours ago, legend49 said:

Talk is free action co$t$ money.

Not always, talk can cost you jail time

On 9/4/2019 at 9:58 AM, theoldgit said:

Normally applicants for Schengen Visas have to apply from their normal country of residence, not where they're visiting.

 

I think it's unlikey that your girlfriend will be able to apply for a visa whilst she's holiday in the UK, the website doesn't make it clear, if it does I can't find it.

 

The online application doesn't allow you to enter a non UK address, maybe she might be able to use you address, I really don't know.

 

Maybe give the Application Centre a call on 020 7605 6745 or the Swiss Consulate on 020 7616 6000

I am not sure your quote is correct about applying from their country of residence 

My nephew which studies in Australia and is not a resident of Australia got his

Schengen visa in Australia when we visited Germany

What is wrong with desalination ?

this is a pig farm next to me

On 6/15/2019 at 4:36 PM, Oxx said:

 

Are you sure that's conditions in a UK factory? Looks more like Australia to me.

Rubbish

6 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

I personally do not understand those that come here and marry someone about their same age.

God, if that is your goal why not stay home.

For me, 30 years younger is the minimum.  More then that is better.

Can we call you cradle snatcher?

2 hours ago, toenail said:

I disagree with the  comment above! I am in my mid-60’s and find FB more of an asset than a burden ( true, I am not on it daily). Since I have taught at 5 international schools around the world, it has “reconnected” me with my former students who are now successful adults with various jobs. It is priceless to hear from them. Also FB has reconnected me with friends from my high school and university days. And with “Messager” it is private for communicating & I always have a good phone connection when calling (free).  True, I am not a big fan of seeing pet or baby photos posted by my FB “friends” but we all go through various stages/ interests during our lives. (I’ll put up with posted baby or pet photos if my FB friends can handle my travel photos to Bali, Vietnam, Cambodia or Thailand-555.)  Yes, my FB identity has been hacked a couple of times where a message was sent out to my FB friends stating that I needed “financial help” due to being stranded somewhere. But all my friends on FB are savvy enough not to believe this nonsense. 

One must remember that FB is a bit of a facade... no one is going to post photos of their daily routine ( cleaning the toilet, taking out the garbage, or some other noneventful routine. ) -So FB can give one a feeling that everyone’s life is exciting and running smoothly... which is untrue for all of us. We all have personal challenges in our daily lives or weeks of boredom. Something to remember when looking at FB. 

I agree I am 72 now and use FB to communicate with my friends all over the world

and use Messenger as well and I can always tell who I am talking to because I use

the camera

2 hours ago, neeray said:

And now in other parts of the world, there is FakeBook Dating.   

Next thing you know, Zuckerberg will announce that he is buying Greenland. 

Why not? hes got more money than Trump has

8 minutes ago, Krataiboy said:

Andrew Biraj / Reuters

Walking Street is  the lap luxury compared to the seamy red light districts of India - like this waterside slum in Faridpur - where more than 650,000 women and many underage girls spent their lives selling their bodies to survive.

yes that would never happen in Thailand wake up

2 hours ago, zydeco said:

I was recently caught in Tops on one of their bag free days. This policy is idiocy. Three quarters of the store is packaged in plastic or supplied with plastic bottles. And they want to attack plastic bags, which are reused most often as trash can liners?  Stupid. When I got to the check out line, Tops said no bags and offered me cardboard boxes. Cardboard boxes? How was I supposed to walk around the mall with cardboard boxes doing the rest of my shopping? A couple of plastic bags is easily manageable. But three or four unwieldy cardboard boxes is not, especially when one arm is already full of a large container of repaired shoes. I just left the food items on the Tops checkout counter and walked out. This is nothing but a virtue signalling feel good policy that has zero effect on a clean environment. If they meant it, they would be using glass bottles with return deposits. 

whats so hard about that?

5 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

There are still a couple of bars in Bangkok with lots of hotties.

I am so sorry I can't give you more details. But I have to make sure those places don't get too crowded. ???? 

not about Bangkok

7 hours ago, wgdanson said:

Not ANOTHER silly poll.

Poll? just delete that nonsense

4 hours ago, tingtongtourist said:

Look like India lucked out. 

Israel try and fail.

 

Only NASA can do it perfect ..with 50 years ago old technology

555

On Jan. 28, 1986, the space shuttle Challenger exploded just 73 seconds after blasting off from Florida's Kennedy Space Center, killing all seven astronauts on board — including New Hampshire educator Christa McAuliffe, a civilian who had been selected to fly via NASA's "Teacher in Space" program.

yes perfect

12 hours ago, worgeordie said:

Who is going to eat all the shrimps now ...

regards worgeordie

The Indians are well known for their spicy prawn curry

5 hours ago, RJRS1301 said:

How many people were you inviting for a heart attack, spending that amount on substandard "food"??

 

His girlfriend only

6 minutes ago, safarimike11 said:

So, are you saying there are no muslim "no go areas" like there are in Sydney and Melbourne?

no there are not

32 minutes ago, sunnyboy2018 said:

The list you wrote!

well if you are to lazy to google it your self, I have better things to do