sniggie

I hope he enjoyed his trip to VFS to get his visa.

500mg widely available and inexpensive.

Looks a bit white to me. I hope it.s not working,

Totally agree. The lightest of showers at 3 am yesterday was followed by a 4 hour power cut. No improvement from when I first arrived in our village 12 years ago. 'Somchai! Nip down to Mr. DIY and get another roll of that black tape. We seem to have run out.'

'Joe" had a Ferrari collection, Hakparn has a gun collection. So what?

Sorry, I did not make my first response clear. I always log on through a standard Google search just as if I were in the UK. No VPN. The web page accesses my account on any device. It works perfectly - except for yesterday evening! It's the app I can't download

It was very slow yesterday evening when I was trying to send money to Wise. Finally managed it but pages were very, very slow to refresh. Managed it in the end, though. I've not used the app. When I've tried to download it it would seem that you can't download it in Thailand.

Just the thing for a late night stroll along Beach Road.

I use Seretide. It's not universally available over the counter. In my Isaan province I have a tame pharmacist who will supply it though in Khon Kaen, a neighbouring province, it's not available in the pharmacies that I have tried. It's available in Pattaya (as are most things!) but not everywhere. When I first came to Thailand Boots used to supply it over the counter in Pattaya but that stopped some time ago.

Hang on. Wasn't it only last week that the powers that be were complaining about the falling birth rate? Clearly the kids are heeding the call!

My heart bleeds - as did he!

He left his job where he was earning 'nearly 100,000 baht a month' to pursue his childhood dream of becoming a police officer. Didn't he do well?

Or you watch one of the 'bad driving' videos from your home country and think 'what's wrong with that?'.

Ask Russell Brand.

One thing that critics of Thaksin seem to forget that he was elected. He, and subsequently his sister, were elected by the people. It was the Will of the people, a phrase that the UK remembers only too well of recent history. He may have had his failings (We got Johnson, for heaven's sake) but the electorate chose his party for the change that they offered. A start an reducing the inequalities in this country, perhaps. Whatever, it was enough to spur the elites into action,