Blue Muton

On a re-entry permit for marriage extension when original visa was a Non-Immigrant type O?

I can only find info for OA and OX.

1 hour ago, Will27 said:

When a ton of drugs washes ashore in the Azorean village of Rabo de Peixe, Eduardo and his friends will have to decide whether to remain a small fish in a sea of sharks, or change their destiny forever.

 

 

Obey that’s the same dog that used to eat his homework back in his schooldays!

58 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Parents?  Police?  All culpable.  Am I right that roughly 40  (young) people a DAY are killed on Thai roads?

I believe it’s over 60.

31 minutes ago, phetphet said:

How would you fake a Durian?

Take a dump in a bowl of three week old putrid custard?

Thanks for the link to a paywall.

Someone doesn’t understand the meaning of the word quarry or the word natural, perhaps neither of the two. Not that bad a thing I guess, unless you’re a journalist.

Clearly this is simply another ‘misunderstanding’.

“The incident occurred in the middle of the night yesterday, April 7th, on Soi Marine Yen Sabai near Pattaya Walking Street.”

I guess it wasn’t all that ‘yen’ or ‘sabai’ after all.

4 hours ago, CrunchWrapSupreme said:

My wife's own words, "They get cash in their hands, and they cannot อดทน" (perserve, resist the temptation).

I have some very hard working and prudent in-laws.

On the other hand I have some that this sums up, a S-i-l who started a shop but spent the the money that she got from sales rather than just the profit. This inevitably led to her ending up with nothing to sell. Her daughter and the daughter’s ‘tom’ then took on the shop and did exactly the same thing.

A B-i-L is a farmer, whenever he sells a crop they go on a spending spree followed by not having money for things like seed, fertilizer or diesel for the tractors.

On 3/3/2023 at 5:51 PM, LosLobo said:

 

I will watch Remains of the Day first.

 

It's one that went under my radar.

 

Has anyone seen this?

I have, I thought that it was ok but that the (Booker Prize winning) book was much more enjoyable.

I thought he was dead.

1 hour ago, poyai111 said:

Anyone under 30 should be limited to riding push bikes like everyone did 50 years ago. Any lunatic can twist a throttle to achieve orbital speeds. It takes real skill and experience to control oneself and the machine. Remaining upright and following the correct line, if learnt from trial and error, can have fatal consequences 

About 40 years ago I was 20 and riding around on a Suzuki GT750 like a lunatic, wherever did you get the idea everyone was on a bicycle?

I guess I was lucky I wasn’t born that ten years earlier!

On 12/17/2022 at 12:20 PM, pomchop said:

never had a bad experience with any bolt driver in past 3 months

Neither have I.

Perhaps because I live in Suphanburi, drive or ride wherever I go and have never used them.

6 hours ago, VinnieK said:

Sorry..my bad 

I believe foreign embassies should alter their warnings list..

#1 Don't ride on a motorbike on Thai roads (driver or pillion) under any circumstances 

These young dumdums have no clue on the amount of tomfoolery that happens on Thai roads

 

 

From the arrival it’s clear that she’s a 28 year old professional, not sure how you twist that into ‘These  young dumdums....’

21 hours ago, hullmonkey1 said:

Thanks for the reply. I have considered selling everything and buying new in Thailand, just need to work out the best option.

We brought all of our stuff over from England, no tax because I’m married to a Thai.

That was about eight years ago and we’ve not had a single problem from anything resulting from moving it here so I don’t agree that you’d necessarily have any issues.

 The only thing I’ve done is changed plugs on everything, started with adapters but gradually changed them as we settled in.

19 hours ago, smutcakes said:

I thought that was a seperate issue. You probably no more than me, am just an idle observer reading the news and seems a cock up from what i read but sure more nuanced than i know.

I’ve followed it quite closely and although it’s a minor inconvenience to me (I now have to go downstairs to watchTrue rather than watch PSI in bed!), it’s clear that encryption is the one and only reason that it’s been removed from those platforms that are either unable or unwilling to encrypt to the standard required in the contract with FIFA.

i hope everyone gets to enjoy it one way or another.

26 minutes ago, 2009 said:

Why can't they get this together?

 

It's not that hard to drive relatively safely as a nation.

 

But to have one of the highest road fatalities in the world.

 

Isn't it a loss of face?

Not if you’re in denial.

4 hours ago, smutcakes said:

So let me get this straight:

 

The NBTC a government body lent 600 million to another Government body the SAT to help get the WC rights for all to see

The SAT another government body accepted and also negotiated with corporate sponsors seemingly giving them exclusive rights to 32 matches completely contrary to the all to see regulation

The NBTC were completely silent about this and never even raised it as an issue

When the 1st match started it was clear that it was not free for all and TRUE had been given rights

The public complained and the NBTC quickly trying to save face decided they had to do something

Now they have demanded the money back and looks like hte two government tax payer funded entities will start wasting more taxpayers money in court

So TRUE have effectively had the NBTC subsidize their bid for the best 32 matches- the public cannot see some of them, the money has gone, and the SAT dont have anything to pay back. They are all a complete bunch of incompetent morons who should be sacked and asked to pay the money back themselves.

 

And lets not forget the President of the SAT is one Prawit Wongsuwan.

Not really, it’s all about encryption and the ability of some broadcasters to prevent their signals from being accessible in other countries.