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some solid retrocommission, maybe?

Straps I recently bought for our cheap watches ????

From what I understood... You've been using a "yahoo E-mail address" for 25 years, you want to change your email service provider and you're asking whether you can keep you "yahoo E-mail address": Straight and short answer: No, you can't! Longer answer: since you want to leave Yahoo services you can't keep using the E-mail address (and E-mail services) provided by Yahoo. Now, you can use your Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, whatever E-mail addresses with the CSP (= Communication Service Provider: 3BB, AIS, True, etc. in Thailand) of your choice. You can, as well, "consolidate" your E-mail activity through a "client": Outlook (part of Office Suite, from Microsoft), Thunderbird (from Mozilla), etc. Hope it'll help

One thread about helmets...

Reuters: Top stablecoin Tether slashes commercial paper holdings amid crypto gloom

Reuters: Crypto hedge fund Three Arrows files for Chapter 15 bankruptcy

Reuters: Crypto lender Voyager Digital suspends withdrawals, deposits

Forbes : "Some-crypto-exchanges-already-secretly-insolvent" A very interesting article from Forbes (June 28 2022)

The worst is yet to come for the crypto market Interesting analysis...

The choice of suits, chinos, jeans, shorts depend on the activity. Meaning: 1. Business: either suit or smart casual (= chinos (or dark jeans) + shirt with blazer) 2. Leisure: casual (= jeans + polo t-shirt with or without jacket) or easy going (= short + polo t-shirt) 3. Home / work from home: casual (short + t-shirt) YMMV

if no engine available, may be Thailand should consider other designs...

This is the original & official link: World Bank: Plastic Waste Material Flow Analysis for Thailand

What is wrong with you RS237??? 1. "rose tinted": did I ask you what color(s) are your lenses? No 2. Did I discuss about "driving in Thailand"? No 3. Did I discuss about the 90-day reporting? No 4. Did I discuss about the usefulness of yearly extensions? No In case you did not understand it, I was writing about my recent and positive experience @ CW Immigration... Did I say / did I claim that everyone got the same positive experience ? I do not think so... Or may be it's my English you didn't understand... Sorry, it's just one of the foreign languages I manage to deal with...

Absolutely !

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I thought a positive post could light up your day, a bit. 1. In April, I went to Chaeng Wattana to apply for my extension of stay (Thai wife). I used quite the same docs that the ones I used a year ago. Arrived @ 10.00 left @ 12.00. 2. In May, I came back at CW, . Got my stamp. Arrived @ 10.00 left @ 11.00.

When I got my new passport, I didn't go straight to Chaeng Wattana. I went there 2 months later, when I applied for my new extension of stay... easy-peasy ! NB: the stamp's transfer was free of charge

I might have a solution for you... 1. Launch Chrome Browser 2. Open Shopee TH website 3. Choose Thai as standard language (NOT English !) 4. Sign In 5. Use the translation tool with Chrome (Thai > English) 6. The "unsupported address" in English will be back to normal PS: The solution comes straight from Shopee Thailand and, in my case, it works !

1 year ago, I went to a Bangkok Bank branch to get my new debit card. The branch I went wasn't the one where I opened the account.

Laughable Thailand has been "so good, and efficient" !!!, with Covid that other countries had to give free Covid vaccines and some (like French) decided to get their own citizens and their families vaccinated through their embassies France donates over 3 million doses to Thailand The US donate vaccine doses to Thailand French Embassy in Thailand organizes vaccination for the French citizens & their families

Sadly, the problem isn't about Honda products, they are good... Most of the problems come from the Honda "small bikes" dealership network and how at Honda TH they manage it. Just my 2 cents

Panda Rider Bangkok Paddock Bangkok 320sp Bangkok

The underlying logic: "Thai roads are dangerous, better not to stay too long on them"

Everything you ever wanted to know about helmets (well, almost !) : Sharp (= the Safety Helmet Assessment and Rating Programme)