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Pointless topic. People arguing the toss over an unknown location.
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15 hours ago, phetphet said:
15.3 billion? Will that include engines?
Now we know why they want to tax us all on worldwide income.
I know people don't like comparisons on here but the cost of replacing Air Force One stands at over 90 billion baht per aircraft at the moment and there are still two years to go before it is due to fly.
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It is Indian Mackerel in english.
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16 hours ago, Conan The Barbarian said:Please suggest to me my condo is on the 33floor and it gets hot asf even tho my aircon is new and working
Move to a lower floor so you are further away from the sun.
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As far as I am aware Roojai are not an insurance company they are just the broker. They should help you with a claim but it will be up to the company you are insured with as to what is covered and who does repairs. My bike is insured via Roojai but the insurance company is Krungthai Panich Insurance.
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Isn't this a rehash of your sitting in a restaurant having a beer and saying hello to the owner in Thai and getting thrown out story?
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Technically they did get their man. He took a plea deal. Plead guilty to one charge I believe.
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32 minutes ago, Jackbenimble said:why are they bringing even more out of date charges against him? I would likehim to rot in jail but there is a stature of limitation here and he is well outside of it.
They will need something more recent or a Lawyer will have him out in no time and the CPS could find themselves on the wrong end of a Law suit themselves.
It might even be what he was banking on seeing how litigious Britain has become.
No statute of limitations in the UK for serious sex offences.
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15 minutes ago, digbeth said:
no it's not
go to any supermarket and you can buy whip cream chargers and the whip cream canisters
popular with kids in international schools
The Medicine Act of 1967 makes it illegal. It is a controlled substance and you need a permit. I expect the whipped cream canisters are one of those Thai anomalies where food equipment gets a pass, a bit like buying food grade 100% ethanol.
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7 minutes ago, bob smith said:
we are on the pi$$ now
where are you???
bob.
Wow, on the pi$$ by midday. I'm at home about to have an after lunch icecream. I'm not the one who claims to be a hard drinking womaniser though.
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Tom and Bob appear to be a pair of lightweights. Straight home for something to eat after picking your wing man up from the airport? Then off to bed? What's the plan for tomorrow? Bingo?
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1 hour ago, digbeth said:I wonder how are they 'arresting' people for selling what's currently a legal substance
I mean, if they want pretense, I'd say have a do it yourself cake icing on the table that requires whipped cream and the required bottle and gas
The sale of nitrous oxide is illegal in Thailand.
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13 hours ago, timendres said:An article on Bangkok Post clearly shows that they are discussing taxing worldwide income.
Currently, only two countries on the planet do this. The USA and Eritrea.
This is a desperate act by the Thai government, and demonstrates that things are not good.
It's not the same as the USA. The USA taxes income wherever their citizens live. Thailand is only taxing you if you are tax resident in Thailand. The UK taxes your worldwide income if you are tax resident in the UK unless you pay for non dom status. If countries didn't do that everyone would park their savings offshore.
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Seems you want other people to do your homework for you.
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6 hours ago, ezzra said:What do you expect when a Republican get 12 jurors and a judge who are all staunch of the anti Republican
in a New York Democrat's courtroom? his goose was cooked from day one...
Based on the 2020 election result Trump could have expected to have at least 4 supporters on the jury. Are you claiming he couldn't even find one juror that supported him in 2020 or would it be more accurate to say even his own supporters were unable to deny the evidence presented?
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18 hours ago, John Drake said:Not a priority for me but certainly so for some.
The big thing is the changes to retirement extensions that was just announced yesterday. We don't know what those are. But I've yet to see a change that made things easier for us. All these people "confused" or "laughing" at my preference for Prayuth should remember that he was a status quo politician. For those of us dealing with immigration, he was a godsend. If getting an extension suddenly becomes much more expensive or impossible (can't get health insurance), how many will still be laughing or confused?
What changes to retirement extensions mentioned yesterday are you on about? The only change I saw mentioned was a reduction of the insurance requirement from 3 million baht to 440,000 baht, which seems to be an improvement if your extension is the type that requires insurance. Have you seen something else?
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20 minutes ago, wensiensheng said:
You are flat wrong when you say that there has never been a requirement for a work permit in order to get a SIM card, IF the SIM card is post pay. Prepay has never been a problem.
whether the situation has changed, I don’t know but for sure in the past a post pay sim needed a work permit.
i guess I will update my knowledge by checking with the phone company
You should have mentioned you had a post paid SIM then.
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2 hours ago, MeaMaximaCulpa said:I also have a sim in my wife's name, since I was not allowed to have one in my name, unless I had a work permit.
Has that changed now? If not, I cannot register for mobile banking, which I was considering doing.
There has never been a requirement to have a work permit to register a SIM card. I bought my SIM years before they required registration and simply went to the AIS shop to register it when they made it a requirement. Bought a one year internet SIM just over a year ago and they registered it in the shop. Just bought a replacement one year internet SIM and registered it online.
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Check the filter in the water inlet. If there isn't enough water flow the heater will not switch on. Also check she shower head as if that is getting blocked it will start restricting water flow. There is a little magnetic switch in the inlet for the water flow which can fail and there is also an overheat sensor on the heater which can fail. Both are easily replaceable.
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16 hours ago, BritManToo said:
It's on lots of items, but not all items.
Also, buying 1 item is often free delivery, but add another item from same seller and the free delivery is no longer free.
I'm currently buying lots of granola, as it works out at around half price of Rimping and Tops with the free delivery.
And sometimes there is no free delivery on one item but if you buy three items you get free delivery. Ordered an item that cost 16 baht, total of 54 baht with delivery fee. Upped the order to three items for free delivery for a total of 48 baht. Three items for 6 baht less than one item.
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4 hours ago, Ralf001 said:
Bangchak Hi Premium 97... is E10.
Yes, I did go to their website to have a look after I posted and noticed it said E10. Seems you are paying 10 baht a litre extra for some additives. If your car needs 97 octane I suppose the price of fuel is immaterial.
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1 hour ago, Kenny202 said:
I did see a few of those videos on the cabin filter but I thought there were other external filters... Could be wrong. Do these pollen filters get blocked up?
Not sure why they called it a pollen filter as it is just a normal filter for an AC system in a car. Yes, they will start to become blocked over time. Normally only one filter for the AC system. Flash cars that may have dual AC could have more than one filter I suppose.
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Thai houses privacy
in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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All three of your examples appear to have a wall between them and the neighbouring property. If you want more privacy increase the height of the wall.