rwill

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I believe Schwab would close your account if you told them your address is in Thailand. Schwab International is very good. But as mentioned you need 25K US dollars or the equivalent in stocks to open an account. With Schwab international you can use your Thai address and thai phone number Also getting money from an ATM or wiring money to a Thai bank is free. You do have to ask to get the ATM card, a separate form to fill out.

I don't know how they say unprovoked attack when she slapped him first.

I know of one relative that was placed in a care home for awhile but they eventually took her back out of it to save money.

Farang is not a derogatory word. You just think it is.

Makes you wonder where all the garbage in Bangkok ends up. Anyway the river does look a lot cleaner nowadays compared to say 20 years ago. But I have seen a fleet of ships going up and down the river that skim garbage from it. Hopefully fixing their problem doesn't mean installing a roller blind so no one can see them dumping trash.

If it is hidden how did they find it?

I've seen them cut the fittings on both sides of the pipe and pry the fitting off. Just deep enough to cut the fitting and not the pipe. So they can be removed.

Hopefully the girl fully recovers.

I'm sure there are plenty of foreigners living in Thailand that don't ever use this forum. They most likely have never heard anything about having to pay tax on their overseas income and probably never will.

If they are from China hopefully the motors are included...

I roll coal in my daily pickup... it is only 4 yrs old, no annual inspections until it is 7. I am aware of that exemption but most of these vehicles are already past the 7 year mark.

After smoking they wanted a piece of pai. Mr. Donuts was already sold out.

I've always wondered how all those pickup trucks that bellow black smoke when they accelerate pass the annual smog check.

Looked like the guy running away had something in his hand. Perhaps he stole from the delivery driver without paying.