little mary sunshine

Off to the local Psychiatric Hospital!

A/C,   Malls,  Evening dinner in A/C restaurant!!

Stay home, stay dry!

Whatever...Good Luck 

14 minutes ago, Just1Voice said:

Any bets on more or less killed this year than last?  I'll go with 'more'.

 

Second ....more!!

6 hours ago, steven100 said:

I bet there's a lot of nervous farang english teachers at this time ...... 

They should be the first to be sent to prison...such

incompetent dead beats posing as educators.

Broom...quick....sweep under the carpet ASAP!!!

SSDD.  

Until the OWNERS of these  Companies are held

Criminally, and Civically responsible for employing

drug addicts, unlicensed drivers, operating unsafe

vehicles, this will continue.

BUT, the OWNERS are wealthy, and there is never

real justice if you have money in LOS.

2 hours ago, abab said:

Mcdonald also has dual pricing, Mc donald near beaches are always more expensive, up to 40 thb more on some burgers !

 

 

No, some stores raise the price a few baht

to compensate for the higher rents in the

Beach Areas.  EVERYONE ; locals and tourists

pay the increase in price.

On 4/7/2017 at 3:19 PM, emilymat said:

Maybe I can shed some light on this for you.

 

 

The UK state pension is, in fact, a social security benefit, not a personal pension. This is the case, even though someone could have paid 48 years in national insurance contributions.  Therefore, as a benefit it can be frozen in those countries which do not have bi-lateral social security agreements. (Thailand does not, whereas the Philippines does, hence a Brit in Thailand has his/her pension frozen for the day they reside here, whereas the same Brit living in the Philippines would have annual increases in relation to inflation etc)

 

In the EC all countries, by definition, have social security agreements with each other, hence pensions in those countries for Brits are increased annually. What happens in Europe after Brexit is not clear, but I suspect bi-lateral agreements will replace the blanket agreement which currently operates.

 

I think the article is somewhat ludicrous in suggesting Thailand could be a panacea for retirees, as opposed to anywhere else.

 

Finally, if a Brit lives in Canada or the US he would have an annual increased pension in one but not the other. .(Just can't remember which one is which). 

 

Hope this helps.

Most of the Brits I know give a local, family,or mailbox adderss

and continue to get increased pensions....maybe 95%.

More cheap Charlie complaints....How about:

Senior Citizen Discounts

Student Discounts

Military Discounts

free drinks for ladies night

half price for 55+ y/o

double tax deduction for disabled

food stamps

free cell phones for job seekers

disability for lazy deadbeats...not double price, total give-a-way

++++++++++++++

If you have the money just stop complaining and enjoy life!!!!

375 pound falling down drunk, on the beach, in a speedo!!

My O-A Visa was issued at The Royal Thai Embassy in my

home Country 7 years ago, each year I just apply for my

extension....very simple, letter of financial means from my

Embassy, and B1900 + my multiple entry.

if you don't have the B65,000/ month in income, and you 

can't a criminal background check, stay in your home

Country,  Thailand will Be much nicer and safer place!!

Only the best to Him and a speedy recovery

for his Daughter.

4 hours ago, fforest1 said:

 

Yea you work 50 weeks out of a year....You come to Pattaya to relax 

for 2 weeks...But 4 days out of 2 weeks the beach is closed

because ???........ 

After working in a office 50 weeks your as white as a ghost, but by all

means feel free to lay on the sand and get some sun,while burning

to a crisp.....

Welcome to Pattaya....

Take the boat to Koh Larn...if you only have two weeks

dont spend them on the dirty beach and that filthy dirty 

water.  Beach is clean and the ocean water is very clean

on the Island.   40 minutes from the filth of Pattaya Beaxh.

Another scam targets those with money and very little information.

2 hours ago, garzhe said:

1900 baht is for a retirement Visa irrespective of nationality, anyone can apply providing over 50 YO and having 800,000 deposited in a Thai bank for 3 months prior to applying . As regards UK state pensions anyone leaving the UK taking up residency in most countries outside the EU will have their state pension frozen not stopped, never receive any anual increases.  Also loose their right to free national health entitlement after being non resident for over 6 months which they have probably paid in to for all their working lives. After accepting all this most then think they are free from the UKs onerous tax regime, not so, they can still be subject to inheritance tax (Death Duty) at 40% above a tax free limit on worldwide assets if Her Majesties Tax collectors decide  you have not given up your domicile of birth on your demise and you wont be around to argue the case.

B1900 is less tha $60 US

Make sure you work for 35-40 years and 

have an adaquate pension, at least £1400

per month....those who retire at <50 and only

have a small pension are struggling and not

enjoying their retirement.

Nasty thief...wants 5000 B should be arrested for stealing

Big, stupid, person....Find Him, 6 months in prison and

pay for new cameras.....plus 10,000 B fine!!

Something good on TV!

Instant Karma for road racers!

16 hours ago, Thaidream said:

You think Thailand is difficult to understand- try the US where universal healthcare is not even a right and does not exist.....At least in Thailand you can get healthcare at a decent price as a foreigner..

If you are poor in the US you have Medicaid...use any hospital

any emergency room for any reason, headache...they must

treat you free....if they refuse....sue the Hospital and Doctor

for $ 10 million.......that's what's wrong with the system!!

My Italian Grandmother would have put

a Sicilian Curse on Them, Their family,

and their dogs.....No apology accepted!!