northsouthdevide

Unless you're a mongoose, you should probably resist the temptation, and eather leave it alone, or ecort it on the end of a long broom handle from your property. 

I've had this experience myself in Sisaket. 

Also some other farangs from the same office. 

I have a theory that the smaller offices need to justify their existence by making work for themselves, so as not to get merged or taken over by bigger offices in neighbouring cities. 

In my case ubon Ratchathani. 

Ive had these visits twice. 

At first I felt uneasy about the treatment, 

But if I weigh up the pros and cons, it takes me no more than 10 mins to do my 90 day report, and the staff have always been very helpful, and I've never had to pay an agent or a cup of tea. 

So if they drop in on me from time to time, they are more than welcome. 

Tx6 is good. 

Anything with android 9 on lazada will do a good job. 

Even a cheap android box for 500bht does the job for me, but I mostly use firestick 4k.

The best apk in the world IMHO is filelinked. 

Ive never been so spoiled for choice for TV and movies. 

Also, you can watch sky news live and Al jazera live on YouTube. 

Wear a white helmet to reflect the heat of the sun as it can slowly fry your brain over time without you realising it. 

The spare drive belt advice is a top tip. 

Good luck and enjoy the freedom of the open road. 

I done this last year. 

First step was to go to the transport office, and explain my situation (same as yours) 

The lady prepared a paper for me to take to my new local immigration office. I took it along with my wife and her tabien barn. 

At that point, I registered my new adress with immigration, and had the paper stamped. 

Next step was back to the transport office to do the traffic light test and was issued with new licences with new adress. 

I must add that my bike and car licences had both expired a month before, but I hadn't noticed, so if yours is still valid, the procedure might even be easier. 

My memory of the bull worker in the early 1980s if of me and my slender arms not being able to bend it twice on the run ????

You can watch it on mobdro, and as far as I know it is not illegal in Thailand. 

Besides, not wearing a motorbike helmet is illegal, but not even enforced, so do you think you or I will be getting a call from interpol for watching BBC news or a football match ????

Is that a pattaya cuddle? 

I would contact the owner, and tell him/her you need to move for reasons of employment and try and get your deposit back without paying additional rent. 

If that doesn't work then consider your options.

Yokohama are a very good tyer. 

Ive used them in the UK 30 years ago. 

What I will say, is only use AT tyers if you're driving mostly on unpaved roads, otherwise, you would get better grip from normal tyers if you are on normal roads most of the time. 

They're not as good looking, but horses for courses. 

You're not the only one who needs a holiday. 

They'll be saying the same all over the world as everyone will be a bit stare crazy. 

As for missus northsouth, she does my head in sometimes, as I probably do hers, but I enjoy my trips away and nights out better when she comes with ????

I would arrange for your dad to fly into Thailand, without the knowlage of this lawyer, and see what happens at immigration. 

They will have to deal with it one way or the other, and that's assuming they tipple to any ban in the past. 

Ive actually heard a story of an overstayer who was deported, who returned a year later on a new passport (own name) and was permitted entry numerous times. 

Your dad's 5 years are up, so he's doing nothing wrong. 

Eddy munster 

1313 mockingbird heights. 

I should have said, you won't find mobdro on appstore or playstore, but you can Google search the download for android or ios , or I think you can download it from aptoid or troypoint. 

Download. Mobdro on a phone or tablet. 

You can then search the sport section for sky or sky de, depending on which language you prefare. 

Its free and very good quality. 

Congratulations ????

I can't go anywhere in the world without my cuppa tea, so I know what it's like to need some creature comforts now and again. 

I take my hat off to you for keeping English livestock so far away from home. 

It must be both challenging and rewarding in equal measure. 

I think you're better just dropping the wood idea, as it would be about as useful as a glass hammer. 

If you want to do cheap, just order a truck load of black stone chippings from your local building supplier, and lay it over your hard soil, then you can come and go as much as you want. 

My friend was in a similar situation last year, before covid, and he got someone to put the passport on a bus from pattaya to Sisaket. 

I was horrified by the idea, but he received his passport with no drama at Sisaket bus station. 

I know this isn't going to interest you, but I thought I'd throw it out there. 

I thought aerox where all keyless, but obviously not. 

Definitely the  key on the end of a spring loaded key chain would be the answer, but while I was looking for something on Lazada a few days ago, I came across 2 keyless entry fobs. Not sure if they where for a car or a bike, but it might be worth a look. 

I have a earox with keyless, and when I walk away from the bike with ignition on, I get a beeping noise automatically. 

If its correct what crossy says about the contract between husband and wife, an option would be for a relative to visit on holiday from your home country, and your wife to lease the property to him/her for 30 years, giving time for your son to mature. 

They sell that perspex in most d. I. Y. Places. 

Not sure if it naturally bends. 

If you get up there yourself, be careful around those railings.... 

They look deadly ????

I was under the impression that a prenup wasn't worth the paper it's written on in Thailand 

As johnwilly stated, walls very rarely support anything here in Thailand. The structure of your house, be it 1 or 2 storey, should be supported by reinforced concrete posts, usually prefab for 1 storey. 

Is the crack vertical? 

Is it above a window or a door? 

Settlement is common in buildings , but is more common, and extreme if the posts aren't layed properly, or if are layed too soon when land is made higher. 

You will need to ask more than one decent local builder to look at it before deciding what steps to take, 

Sorry I can't recommend one as I'm not from up them ways. 

And now is the time to fertilise the rice field.