Moonlover

The simple answer to that is buy yourself a balaclava style under helmet and wash it after each use.

It's been well publicized that the account holder's name must match the name registered with the phone number. If they haven't contacted you then you're probably ok.

Yes, the bank does recognize your device. Your device has to be registered with the banks system before you can access your account. Kbank for instance recognizes me and I can even check my account balance without having to enter my PIN.

Yes I agree, a motorcycle/sidecar has no 'street cred' at all. Plus the fact that they more difficult to handle than a solo bike. I agree with @fredwiggy above. A scooter is the best starter machine for a youngster, but I would suggest finding a riding school to teach the lad initially.

Exactly. Just as I have been doing with our 2 motorcycles for the last ten 10 years. (I still say that the Aerox is mine though)

I've been asked the same question (slightly modified or course) thousands of times, in dozens of countries during my travels. There's nothing odd or sinister about this. They're simply curious. And what's wrong with that?

Yes I agree, Taking @Presnock's rather fanciful hypothesis to the extreme, one could call a bartender a murderer!

"The risk of death from (insert any ailment you care mention) for adults ages 75 years to 84 years old is about 140 times higher than for adults ages 18–29."

And Paracetamol comes with clear warnings, such as 'do not exceed the stated dose'. I've not read that on a can of beer or a bottle of whisky. If fact, from the point of view of the suppliers the more you drink, (poison yourself) the better it is for them. Bottom line. Paracetamol is safe providing it is taken correctly.

Do you issue the same warning when it comes to alcohol?

I see no plagiarizing there at all. @spidermike007 is simply expressing a commonly held believe and one which I completely agree with.

Yes indeed. There's a very interesting article right here on the subject of reincarnation. And it is quite compelling, even for a sceptic like me! https://www.thesouljam.com/post/is-this-undeniable-evidence-for-reincarnation

With your symptoms and age, I would consider trying a course of acupuncture. It's none invasive, pretty cheap compared with standard western treatment and importantly avoids the need for medication with their almost inevitable side affects. It has a very good track record as this website indicates. https://bestofchinesemedicine.com/specialties/bph-treatment/

The article does not suggest that it is a 'Thai store'. But as the countries leading supplier of over 4,500 authentic and quality Oriental ingredients, there can be no doubt that it imports a lot of produce from Thailand. She wouldn't be visiting there otherwise would she.

I cannot offer advise regarding agents, but he might just find this to be an issue. It's been well publicized that the registered names on bank accounts and the mobile number associated with the account must match. He needs to get that sorted.

Not only did I see it, I was the third person to post on it. Not very observant of you @Ralf001!

Only trained observers can commit a face to memory from a photograph. All he needed to do was lie low for a while until there was no more publicity and then ease his way into the community, using his assumed ID of course. He was clearly a very remorseful chap. I did like the comment by the judge when it was pointed out that Burrows will probably die in prison. - "I don't suppose there'll be anyone who'll mourn that."

As this was a VERY BIG story on this forum back in March this year and you were a member back then, it just proves how unobservant people can be!

It seems you're not the only one who thinks that way.

Correct.

Read the article in the Thai Examiner. 'Crucially, it would still honour Thailand’s tax treaties with more than 60 countries. In short, some income streams would be exempt depending on the country of origin of the taxpayer'. Thai Revenue planning new decree making remitted foreign funds within one year tax-free for residents - Thai Examiner

There's a couple of nerdy posters around here I would like to see a tree fall on!

Paracetamol is also out of patent. It expired in 2007. Also the idea of 'popping a daily aspirin' to keep the blood thin is well out of date as well.

Not a chance of that! The baggage handling area is probably the most secure part of the airport and for good reason. It's the most likely area where an explosive devise might be secreted on to an aircraft. Baggage handlers go through rigorous security checks, going into and out off the area. The baggage goes through intensive automated X-ray screening for explosives automatically and only if it gets flagged at that point does it come under more intensive scrutiny. I did read in The Guardian yesterday: 'Of the 750 smugglers arrested at airports in 2024, the NCA said that 460 had arrived from Thailand'. Obviously outbound drugs are not their main concern.

And the latter is probably the most appropriate advice.