Moonlover

That's up to them. I'm quite comfortable with it. I've been doing on-line purchasing with various entities for 20 years or more now and never had a problem.

No I simply registered my debit card as my preferred payment method.

I always pay by debit card against my Krungrsi account and it too is just a 'one click' process. And yes, refunds are straightforward and go back into my bank account.

There aren't that many posters around that manage to 'score' double digit 'sad' emojis @Gottfrid, but you made with this utterly contemptible post of yours!

Two sessions of Qigong (similar to Tai Chi Chuan) per day, morning and evening. One hour's walk (7,000 steps) per day, weather permitting, or 30 minutes on my elliptical trainer. (sometime both) Eat healthy, balanced diet. Eschew alcohol other than a daily double whisky. No dieting but still lost 20kg in one year.

A good point. I'm (only) 175cm, but I find some modern cars difficult to access. And gets worse as one ages. ????

What a rich person does with his OWN money is his concern.

If you do an on line trawl of opinions on this topic, you will find that mobile banking is regarded as more secure than on line banking. Mobile bank does have two factor security built into it. Step one being that the bank interrogates the device that the log on request is coming from and if it doesn't recognize the device, access will be denied. Compare that with the fact that 'on line' banking can be accessed from any device, anywhere in the world! Step two, of course is the correct passcode. There is also, very often a step three in that you cannot actually move money without some extra security input. I use mobile banking all the time now and do not have any concerns about it.

Yes, here's an insight for you @FruitPudding from The Thaiger. Do bear in mind that this referring to Bangkok., but do note the opening paragraph: 'According to health experts, more than 50% of Bangkok’s population are fatties and believe there is a pressing need to address the health of lard-arsed residents not only in the capital but throughout the Kingdom of Thailand'. https://thethaiger.com/guides/best-of/health/over-50-of-bangkoks-population-are-fatties

Your neighbour must be quite a melancholy guy to listen to it for 12 hours a day, lovely though it may be. On a similar vein, Deva Premal is worth listening to. Enjoy.

Thanks for that. Another 'quality poster' has joined my 'ignore user' list.

I don't go for this monotonous droning that monks produce. I much prefer the Gregorian chanting. (although I am not religious) Here's another religious rendering that fascinates me. Bear with it. It's fascinating, even for the none religious like me.

Another 'quality poster' joins our ranks. (and my ignore user list)

Let's see some evidence of that please.

You're very likely to need Foreign Exchange Transactions (FETs) from the bank to prove to the I/O that your pension payments did, indeed come from abroad. The banks letter is standard no matter which method you use.

Probably not, but if your 'ordinary prisoner' were to die in custody, there would unlikely to be many questions asked. No so with this one. The chopper ride was a shrewd move IMO, just in case.

Parole is not a reduction in sentence. It means he will serve out his sentence on a 'long lease' as do all parolees. Although his leash might be a bit longer than your average parolee.

'Komsan claimed the accident happened due to the narrowness of the road'. Had it shrunk since the last time he used it?

And it turned out to be true.

Me too and I'm quite sure, that this goes all the way to the days of 'open locker' inspections during my early training in the RAF. And I still do even now. I also have a little mutter if my wife puts my socks away in the wrong drawer, un-paired!

Yes I'm in complete agreement with that. Some circles consider it to be an OCD. I don't care. I can live with that. It suits me fine and there is medical evidence in support of regular habits. Health benefits of routines

In fact the very opposite. A very responsible dog owner.

Thought so.

What exactly does this mean?

How do you come to that conclusion, was it the dog who suggested that the driver leave the car's A/C set to 'dog mode' whilst she was away? PS. Please read the full article before replying.