
malathione
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Liberal censorship. Par for course.
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Perhaps they can draw up some more ambiguous and contradictory maps to help things along.
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No ceasefire and no elections until this regime falls, I hope. Another perverted election under that perverted constitution will do no good.
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The day the freedom fighters get Manpads, is the day this war is over.
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4 hours ago, JBChiangRai said:
Members (myself included & I do know a lawyer who specialises in this) are unlikely to provide help when you only give scant details. You said you bought on a crypto exchange, you also say regular P2P stuff. Which is it? P2P? or P2B (crypto exchange).
Buying on a Thai crypto exchange is perfectly legal, buying from another person can be considered money laundering. Buying on a foreign exchange with funds from Thailand breaks the currency control laws. Selling crypto on a Thai exchange bought overseas breaks the currency control laws (although this happens all the time and the TRD will want their cut).
P2P can be done via CEX's as well. Payment is done via your Thai bank account or True Money or similar to another Thai bank account or similar. Binance and OKX both allow/facilitate this. I'm assuming that's what is being referred to here. Essentially you set a price and your location and what you're selling on the exchange and other users can contact you via the exchange to buy.
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I've been using Bitkub as a local exchange for several years, onboarding and off to my local bank accounts.
Likewise, international exchanges, Binance, OKX, Gate, Kucoin and Mexc. I've KYC'd using my Thai address several years ago and no issues.
Apparently, people have had issues with Bitkub's KYC process. I have not, perhaps because I jumped onboard early and things have since changed.
For what its worth, the only funds or tokens I keep on any exchange are what I'm trading and not longer term holds.
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Arrest and deport.
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4 hours ago, ravip said:
You mean to say, that all these Thai people, in their thousands, who we see buying food, fruits, etc at the small roadside vendors are also paying 15baht for each transaction?
I've never used QR payment in TH, so I don't know.
Perhaps an out of province fee, similar to what is charged when you use an ATM out of the province your bank branch is based in.
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You could try to measure it. Estimate average width and depth, mark out a length of maybe two meters, float and time an object to cover that distance and convert to cubic meters per second. That will give a reasonable estimate.
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1 minute ago, Lorin said:
Thank you for the info. How long does it take to come to Thailand and what courier they are using?
It took about ten days but it was right around Christmas so it might be quicker these days. It was shipped directly from Amazon and not by the reseller via ECMS and delivered to me via DHL.
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It is easy and seamless. I had two computers delivered last month, import charges pre-paid. No issues whatsoever.
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14 hours ago, Artisi said:
What an absolute load of rubbish, the average Chinese likely to visit Thailand as a tourist wouldn't have a clue about this so-called actor and supposed scam - - it's just more nonsense from TAT trying to cover their ar&e for the falling number of Chinese tourists.
What an absolute load of rubbish.
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And I regret having voted for him.
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Just now, BarBoy said:
Tents are fine with me.
Likewise. Though, like you, tourists are not.
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4 hours ago, Lacessit said:
Baan Rak Thai, about 20 km from Mae Hong Son.
Nan
Phu Chi Fa.
Baan Pha Hi, near Doi Mae Salong.
Phrae
Phrao
Phayao
Ban Rak Thai, no tourists? When were you there, a couple of decades ago? Likewise Phu Chi Fa. That has both tourists and no rooms at all unless you consider a tent a room.
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1 minute ago, KireB said:
Are you?
Apparently to a greater degree than the poster I replied to. Not so sure about you, however.
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2 hours ago, CallumWK said:
Don't we have a member here who claims he even pays his phone bills with his crypto CC?
While I don't use mine to pay bills, I do use it for purchases and to get cash from ATM's.
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32 minutes ago, Geoffggi said:Thailand, the HUB of Scams ................LOL
Aseannow, the hub of people who have trouble comprehending what they read. Or, perhaps, are unable to read?
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Just now, sandyf said:
"The redefinition of gender is a social construct" - wrong, a change of legal entity.
As a scientist you should be ware that you cannot make up your own unsubstantiated definitions.
Neither have I stated any opinion for you to respect, only facts.
What you rally mean is your bigotry will prevail.
Do you claim that legality is not a social construct? The very language you use is a social construct!
The only bigot here seems to be you, which, of course, is symptomatic of the fascist liberals. And that is something I have no respect for.
Carry on talking to yourself, if you so wish.
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1 minute ago, sandyf said:
X and Y are sex chromosomes, females are defined by X and X, males are defined by X and Y.
Man and Woman are terms for gender and not defined by chromosomes. Gender is normally defined by genitalia at birth but it can be reassigned.
Of course you are perfectly free to disagree with the medical profession.
Sweden became the first country in the world to allow transgender people to change their legal gender after "reassignment surgery" and provide free hormone treatment, in 1972.[1] Singapore followed soon after in 1973, being the first in Asia.[2]
I am perfectly aware of chromosome pairs. The redefinition of gender is a social construct so, yes, as a scientist, I will disagree with the medical profession.
You have your beliefs and definitions and I have mine. The twain shall never meet.
As I said, I respect and will continue to respect yours and other's divergent opinions. I have no issues with that.
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15 hours ago, sandyf said:
A bit of misconception there.
The prefix "trans" means to cross, and transgender women are those that have crossed the gender divide with gender reassignment surgery. Man & Woman are terms for gender, as opposed to male and female which relate to the sex of the individual and cannot be changed.
Those that dress up or take hormones are something else, ladyboys, chicks with dxks, transvestites, cross dressers, call them what you want.
While I respect your point of view, I don't pander to social constructs, only biological; either the person is XX or XY, other than a vanishingly small population of people to whom that does not strictly apply.
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No such thing as a transgender woman so your query is moot. Your choice is stark; go out with a woman or go out with a man.
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Just now, KhunLA said:
Gmaps isn't even close to current. Charge Loma & PlugShare are a wee bit better, but you really do need to have the vendor's apps for finding anything off the beaten track.
Here's a ballpark idea, from Charge Loma app, and extremely incomplete, as I filter out the slow chargers, and show only the 4 vendors we actually use ...
Fantastic! Thank you for this. Much appreciated.
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Just now, KhunLA said:
Not sure about that, as I get around a wee bit ...
Barkin' up the wrong tree there bud, as covered half of the NE, most of Central, most of the N, and most of the S since having our BEV.
Good for you then.
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Hun Sen’s Thai Audio Leak Ignites Firestorm on Chinese Social Media
in Thailand News
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Yup, especially with potential rate cuts sooner rather than later.