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  1. Our Aussie First Nation's mob ladies have a way of getting back at their man. They take a close-up of their (rymes with runt) and post. That'll learn him.
  2. I am sure they all could block VPNs if they want by just measuring the PING time, but I can't see why they would want to. This geoblocking is crap. They say it's to protect content, but I think it's to do with adds. If I look at the same overseas site and same program on both 3BB fibre internet connection, and True smartphone connection, at the same time, the program content is the same but the adds are different. So if the host site has lots of different feeds, they have lots of different adds = lots more money. I reckon a way to get around blocking of VPN IPs would be to have a say Microsoft Server set up at your relations place and VPN to that server.
  3. We were married years ago at the Australian embassy. One time a lovely lady said marriage certificate is old, 'well yes' but could be fake, 'well no', go to the embassy and get it authenticated. Cue: exploding wifey.
  4. I get up at 3am, but time for bed about 4pm. Me a night owl hoot hoot. 🙂
  5. Back then I was a Police Volunteer in Pattaya (only worked at the Patts police station, before everyone crucifies me). Twas when Navy anchored at Pattaya Bay. They asked us if we'd like a tour of one of their rapid deployment landing ships. Great men and woman, great tour, impressive ship. Went for a walk with our hosts down Walking Street and came across a standoff with some marines and bouncers. Talked the marines out of it. No win there. That was the good thing being with the police volunteers at the police station, we all had most of the languages and Thai language covered. Was our job in helping people.
  6. Well I tried the UK servers (2) and could not even register for BBC, kept dropping out my password. Maybe BBC doesn't like me. Sorry
  7. I've got express VPN but usually don't use UK servers. I found the help is not very helpful. Just keep plugging on with help requests, that's what I did and eventually prob. was sorted. I think, the VPN server I was using in Aus had it's IP addresses blocked. Anyway all came good when they installed another server. I'll switch to UK servers and try.
  8. Well he thought I gave him a 'stiffy' what ever that is. 🙂
  9. Bad luck...keep drinking, just cut off your foot, less painfull than stopping drinking. 🙂
  10. Well done Rabu for posting what I believe also. So instead of him answering how he knows these facts, how do you know they are not correct?
  11. I went to our local Global House last week for some daylight bright LED bulbs, placed them in the trolley and a nice young assistant, took them out and put another brand lower wattage set of lights in the trolley, said the origional brand were no good, break quickly, but the new brand good. I don't think he was on commission for the particular light brand, but, from experience, just being helpful.
  12. I've taught in Aus, Indonesia, China and Thailand. Should have a degree and TEFL (or equivalent). Some language schools may just require a TEFL certificate. You mainly should meet the requirements to get a work permit, that's why you need a degree. Teaching anywhere without a work permit leaves you open to jail or abuse. Many Asian countries have a retirement age of 60 years old.
  13. Sorry @DrJack54 , bit thick and old. So I fly in with a completed TM87 and give to Imm at airport? Then go to Kalasin with the Retirement O application, bank book etc. (Your response didn't show up, I had to search for it)
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