
JB300
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Far too many beers [emoji5]
How do you go from loving it to binning it in one episode?Wow, how things can turnaround on a hat, end of episode 3 am ready to bin it off...
Re-watching episode 3 & all's good again [emoji106]
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Wow, how things can turnaround on a hat, end of episode 3 am ready to bin it off...
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Thanks to all the guys who recommended Billions, 3 episodes in & loving it [emoji1303]
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Citi Bank at Asok on the ground floor of the Interchange 21 Building (corner of Asok Montri and Sukhumvit) will definitely allow you to withdraw at least 40,000 in one go. I haven't tried more than that so not sure if that is the upper limit.
That's weird as they only let me withdraw 15k in 1 transaction with my Singapore Citi ATM card, but as they don't charge for the transactions I just do it multiple times if I need more (haven't needed to get more than 30k but I'm assuming I'd be ok up to my daily limit if I needed to).
I have withdrawn 30,000THB in one go with the same card from one of the ATMs in Terminal 21, can't remember which bank but i think it was Krungsri.
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Finally got my kodi box up & running and binging on Happy Valley, Gotham & blindspot [emoji1303]
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Need an extraction/implant & would like to replace a bridge (am guessing it would need an implant/crown + a couple more crowns to replace the damage done by the bridge), anybody recommend a dentist who would do the work over a number of weekend "Fly-Ins" (working in Singapore currently).
Any implant procedure properly done will require several visits of an hour or less each, spread over perhaps 3-6 months.
Beware of people offering "instant" implants which, I was told by my European dentist, are not at all of the same quality.
My personal recommendation would be for Phyathai in Si Racha though obviously their availability at weekends would need to be discussed.
Agree completely, I'm not expecting to get the implant done over a weekend just hoping to get the work that's needed at each stage done between Friday & Monday.
My expectations are something like 3 months between the extraction & the fitting of the implant then another 3 months until the finished crown is fitted with maybe a check-up visit 1/2 way between.
Will check out Phyathai in Si Racha.
One additional question, will they extract the tooth if my BP is a little high? I tried to have it extracted in Bali but because the diastolic reading was 95 they said they couldn't do it, pretty sure it's back to normal now (I'd been in holiday mode for months at that time), but keen to get the process started even if it means it bleeds a bit longer.
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Apologies if I missed it, but you've mentioned that your gf would be working illegally & your son has no nationality, are you saying your gf/son are not Thai?
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Need an extraction/implant & would like to replace a bridge (am guessing it would need an implant/crown + a couple more crowns to replace the damage done by the bridge), anybody recommend a dentist who would do the work over a number of weekend "Fly-Ins" (working in Singapore currently).
Thx
JB
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FINALLY!!! got my (1GB) Internet installed in my new place so celebrated by watching Dirty Grandpa (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1860213/)
Laughed my ass off [emoji106]
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Yes we do (as does Wales & Northern Island) and you can bet that there would be an uproar if the London Embassy put "VISA application for English Visitors to Thailand" but it's just one of the idiosyncrasies of being from the "United" Kingdom.
Don't show your ignorance.Do you by any chance know if residents from outside Scotland can apply for a Thai visa in Glasgow? Being from Newcastle, this is probably easier for me to get to than Liverpool or Birmingham but the header of their website says 'VISA application for Scottish Visitors to Thailand'.
Arent English and Scottish people both the same when it comes to passports and Visas?
Unless they recently got independence, Scotland is part of the United Kingdom
You are going to have to explain,
Maybe I misunderstood the question .
Was he asking whether English people can get an METV from Scotland ?
And dont Engliah and Scots both have the same passports ?
End of the day should be ok to apply in Glasgow if holding a UK passport.
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Watched Batman Vs Superman at the cinema in 3D, IMHO film was far too long (approx 2.5hrs) & average (at best).
It felt like they were trying to set-up the sequel/franchise rather than having any real story, e.g. the subplot about Wonder Woman was completely irrelevant to (what little there was of a) storyline.
Pants... Even the 5 Filipinas I took to see it thought it was rubbish & they'll watch anything.
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Has anybody seen Brothers Grimsby yet?
Was going to watch it at the cinema the other night but it was sold out so ended up watching Kung <deleted> Panda 3 in 3D at the Imax & am ashamed to say I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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For me it started off bad when the plump chick "acts" like she's just completed the assault course faster than the hunk, got worse when I saw the main dude is a guy who I don't particularly enjoy watching then turned into a complete farce with the storyline & the "Baddy".I just watched a bit of something called Criminal Minds Beyond Borders which is a spin-off of Criminal Minds. The first episode is supposedly set in Bangkok although they land the plane in Krabi for scenic effect and it goes down hill from there. Its truly awful, at least the first 20mins is, i couldn't stand any more.
Can't say I'm waiting on the edge of my seat for the next one but others may well enjoy it so worth watching this one even if just for the Thailand scenes, I'll only watch further episodes if they're set somewhere that interests me (can see episodes in HK, Philippines etc would work well).
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So the pensioner asks his mate, "anyway, how often do you have sex"
"infrequently" his mate replied.
"Is that one word or two"?
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The METV makes perfect sense if you're trying to increase the number of visitors/visits from "Visa on Arrival" (not the same as Visa Exempt/Waiver) countries like India & China.
Or encourage people in surrounding countries (e.g Singapore, Malaysia) to visit more.
Or encourage people travelling on multi-month holidays to use Thailand as their base to explore the region, going in & out as often as they like without having to mess around with re-entry permits.
So it makes perfect sense to only allow people to get this visa from a country that they're legally resident in & at the end of the day, if they do attract the people listed above it will more than make-up for the handful of "Tourists" who won't visit because they can no longer get a Double/Triple entry Visa.
Now the number of people who will leave Thailand because they can no longer live there on D/TETVs is a completely different question.
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Thanks guys, I'll let him know
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Thanks, it's actually for a mate as he believes he's covered to come & go as he pleases now he has his WP, but I believe immigration & Manpower are 2 seperate departments/concerns so his company should have got him a Non-Imm "M" and as they didn't, he should get a multi re-entry permit (3,800THB) when he leaves.
So to confirm, he'll get 30 days (as a Brit) but still be ok to work under the cover of his WP during that time? Wouldn't immigration give him a hard time for effectively working whilst being on a visa exempt stamp?
Cheers
JB
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If somebody has a Non-Imm B "S" (Single Entry) & a work permit, do they need to get a re-entry permit before leaving Thailand or will the Work Permit cover them for re-entering?
If the WP doesn't cover re-entry, what happens to it when they come back to Thailand?
Thanks
JB
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Report from Vienna embassy if there are also non-NES people curious how it works
you need to provide all documents:
proof of employment
first return ticket (was enough to singapur after 2 weeks in Thailand)
first accomodation in Thailand - copy from reservation made via booking.com was enough
Evidence of 5000 euro on your account for 6 months - was okay to have this amount only last two months
It felt similar as when you are applying for visa to USA - you provide all documents but dont know if you will get or will not get visa - they only give you paper with date and time when you should come for your passport and hope to hit a jackpot
So, this being a METV thread and since you are not even mentioning which type of visa you applied for, we all assumed that you have applied for a METV and got it in Vientiane, which does not lake any sense since they are not delivered to anyone but Laotians but again you said you were 'non-nes' whatever that means.
Sorry edit just read you are not Laotian and YET YOU GOT A METV FROM VIENTIANE.
THIS IS BIG
PICTURE,???
Vienna is in Austria & (as he's from Slovenia & it seems there's not a Thai Embassy there) is his "local" Thai Embassy.
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Speaking of Brits...
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Really???Come on - let's not lower the tone!
This is the Worst Joke Ever
not the crappiest!
I don't know, I think it qualifies.
A bloke holding a sign that says "Down with USA" while wearing a I heart NY sweatshirt is humerous.
Nah, not in this thread IMO, it's treason and not funny.....
Just sayin
Maybe it's my British sense of humour but I thought it ironic that somebody wearing an "I Love New York" T-shirt would at the same time hold a slogan saying "Down with USA"...
As a minimum it shows that the fcukwit doesn't have a clue what messages he's projecting so makes him (& the slogan) laughable rather than something to take offense over.
I know if it was an "I heart Manchester" T-shirt & he was holding a slogan saying "Down with UK", every Brit I know would be laughing their assess of at the idiot...
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Just got back from watching it at the cinema, very funny & will definitely watch it again as I'm sure I missed a few gags.The movie Deadpool. Now playing at a theater near you....highly recommended. Very funny.
I was the only one laughing when "Dutch Oven" came up but was also probably the only person in the audience (made up of Chinese Malay) who knew what a Dutch Oven was.
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Over-65s in England 'living longer than ever before...
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The Legend of Barney Thomson... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2552394/Just watched a quirky serial killer movie ,with Emma Thompson ,Ray Winston and Robert Carlisle , its funny , give it a try .,its in all the usual places .
It's on my list [emoji106]
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So it seems UK Turks is no more for the time being, any recommendations for a replacement to watch UK TV/Football?