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I ride my motorcycle through Thai underpasses all the time - have been for years; what's with the police restriction?
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Did my online 90-day report yesterday morning April 21st. Thai Immigration notified me today 22nd April via email the report is approved and awaiting download to copy. Amazing! Thanks to the Immigration folks....
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Thanks all, and without sarcasm... Remedied!
I asked because the TVisa news page was normal at the same time this site was not.
Ye learn a wee bit a history everyday.
Cheers
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It was just an accident and these things happen. Use an intermediary and apologize and explain. Keep the peace at home Brother
'Keep the peace at home Brother'... or... or what will happen do you imagine?
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go round to your neighbors and introduce them to your dog, show them it is a calm and friendly animal. explain you try to keep it under control all the time but if he'she escapes ask them to bring it home.
Hmm ... See #6
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Media Matter, Mother Jones and others of their ilk have been lying about Bill O'Reilly and Fox News obsessively for years. The only thing new here is trying to tie it to Brian Williams. This will do him no damage at all and probably enhance his career even more.
There are no lies about Fox News. They are the lie: fair and balanced! lol. Time for that clown to be unmasked.
Faux News - re: 'They are the lie....'
Pablum for their American fans who read picture books.
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"Ang Runai wildlife sanctuary"...so much for 'sanctuary'. The gods weep...
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So sorry to hear Cesar passed on. I came by to see how well he was doing only to hear the sad news.
I too recently loss another of my pets; even when due to old age, it never gets easier.
As an aside I couldn't make it all the way through the sweetly sad movie 'Hachi A Dog's Tale 2009' a couple of days ago.
My condolences.
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Ur possibly confusing 'Bobby from Brixton who likes his speed and hookers' with 'Sharky' Ward of Pattaya fame. Just a thought....
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Non-alcoholic drinks will not only be taxed; but in keeping with the other astute law, be forbidden for sale between 1400 and 1700 hours. The mind boggles.
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Why does the Thai press spell Mo Chit as Morchit? The BTS spells it Mo Chit. Why can't Thais get these spellings consistent? It's troublesome that they even spell their own names differently all the time.
Why do pedantic Thai-bashers bang on about trivial things that do not matter? That's even more troublesome.
And it's 'swiss cheese' not 'swizz jeez' ... com'on get with the program....
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The Baht, as always, seems unaffected!
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Try here:
Foreigners 'May Soon be Able to do 90-Day Reports at 7-Eleven Stores'http://www.chiangmaicitynews.com/news.php?id=4557
However I question the word "soon" as 'the man' says he'll try over the next year....
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Why not check out the latest Kindle due out early November, ...finally...
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"garden suite (36 sq metres + 8 sq metre terrace) at 45,000 Baht single occupancy"
I guess these prices even the baht at 32-33, are geared more for foreign budgets rather than Thai's.
The Sunday bike club visited McLean's about 4 years ago and I thought the place looked run down. I hope at the prices they are asking they have improved it a lot.
Agreed. This facility occupies part of an island which was used to house and treat lepers. All those tiny cottages were used to home these stricken folks. Where they are now is any one's guess.
I have not been back for a decade or more but having looked at the pictures of those now being provided for, it is not my idea of a fun place to be in my old age.
At first glance when DOK KAEW GARDENS was first advertised I had thought it might offer a refuge for me one day were I old-age-impeded. Now I believe the atmoshere there, despite their obvious caring attitude for the aged, would quickly expedite my demise.
Any home for the aged however they now spin it would do the same for me.
As a highschool 'Junior Kiwanis' I had, amongst our other activities like telephone gatherings at the city telephone company pitching for blood transfusions for the Red Cross, visited homes for the aged to try to 'cheer-up' those there: I had left cautiously pondering what my future may hold. Here in Chiangmai years ago I'd arranged a private academy's weekend student trip to a nearby old-folks home on the right on the road to the Mae Ngat Dam: the folks there appeared genuinely pleased with their young visitors. On leaving, the students obviously forcing their smiles I do recall their disquiet, which had closely mirrored mine at their age.
Obviously I cannot speak for others, but as I gaze outwards from within myself, my inner-being so to speak, I never perceive myself as 'aged'. As has been mentioned elsewhere, seventy is now the new fifty!
My entire life's journey from childhood through adolescence to now - approaching seventy - is a timeless fusion in which I really do feel ageless. In this, the autumn of my years, I consider every moment wasted as one less 'Livin' la Vida Loca’ . Anything detracting from this 'crazy' life, such as the interminable waiting at immigration for a 90-day stamp, is one misspent second too much. I know, I hear you, there are some who enjoy the 'comraderie' there in the economy-class seating indulging in whatever - all the best to them.
You get the idea....
My intention is to remain in my home with my extended family, my pets and my fusion of memories. If needed, a quintet of nursing caregivers at 8-hour days plus time-off is relatively speaking, not all that expensive.
Sorry...did run on a bit... in closing kindly remember this:
If you're lonely when you are alone, you're in bad company. - Jean Paul Sartre
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Hannah's farewell party conceived by her loving parents and her close friends is truely striking and memorable. I seldom seriously well-up; but, having been on an emotional roller coaster since reading all the posts from the start, Hannah's final farewell really overwhelmed me. So long Hannah!
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OP said: 'i have asked at chevrolet and they really aren't that friendly.' Sorry to hear of Jo12Jo's brush-off....
Chevrolet keeps digging themselves a deeper pit - Just what is Chevrolet's problem?
(Note to Mods - No quote function at bottom of OP's #1; taken up or overrun by a Google ad)
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I think 59 years in this world is long enough. I'll be there in a couple years....why go through all the BS.....
Why wait a couple of more years...with that attitude...?
I will be 70 my next birthday...and am still discovering things that excite me and make life worth living...
I am ready to go...when the time comes...until then...I am living life as if I will never die...everyday is a new adventure...
Agreed ^
Consider every moment wasted, as one less 'Livin' la Vida Loca’. 70 is definitely the new 50.
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Possibly this news may help to understand: Brooklyn Postal Worker Arrested for Not Delivering a Decade’s Worth of Mail 25/9/14
Read more at http://observer.com/2014/09/brooklyn-postal-worker-arrested-for-not-delivering-a-decades-worth-of-mail/#ixzz3EhYydiRu
and these:
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Glad to see these two quotes are now being used extensively: keeps the KOH TAO slaughter of the UK holiday duo ever in the news.
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^ The caption I wrote on the 2nd smaller pic [The male in front of David Miller on the right is the same male in the bar's FB page photo center-left with white-spotted blue singlet ] does not show until you expand it. 'Curiouser and Curiouserer!'
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^ " ...I don't care." Com'on...yes you do..o..o.
Best now to return to Mom & Dad's arms there, Luke Can't
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Sorry, come again...High end? Soles separated due to sea air... or any where...any where will do.
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I don't allow even my dogs to have shots unless I see the written names, as I do for myself.
Just seconds before being given an anti-tetanus shot for a cat bite and asking to check the container, I discovered the medical aide was not using the recently prescribed medicine: "Oh, sorry" she said while checking the cabinet for the correct medicine.
It can be a jungle out there at times....