Andrew Dwyer

You can alway your get your passport certified at a later date. If your ever going to BKK combine the trip. Not forgetting to make appointment at embassy first.

Now I see Andrew
So this is why they wanted me to go to embassy, then get translated with the MFA stamp & I bet I cannot use an agent to send to Embassy 
PS : By the way just got my CoR from Immi - in/out  same day 15 min & 500 bht - Let,s see if Toyota will like that

Where are you based [mention=167424]BEVUP[/mention]?

If its a way from Bangkok is it worth the hassle?.if you can get a cor same day thats all yellow book is good for.

Yes I'm thinking the same, after I did all my translations and certifications the headman at Amphur told me to come back in 2 weeks and he " will see what he could do for me " !.

I nearly told him to stick it where the sun don't shine !!

Solo ?

In regard to translation and MFA certification of passport and birth certificate for yellow tabian bahn:
I had the same runaround on applying for my yellow book.
My passport ( uk ) had to be certified at British embassy before being translated and the translation certified at MFA, they would not proceed without.
The MFA told me that a birth certificate certified translation was not required for yellow house book, a quick call to Amphoe confirmed this , and a regular translation was done ( I.e. no Embassy or MFA certification )

Okay, no takers ?

The answer is: " For the game, for the world "

Someone put one up .

for the good of all?
 
or maybe 'for the greater good'
 

Diu vivere corruptionem

a freind ish of the family called andy dwyer lived in exmouth. Thinking bout it now, his name was  probably spelt dier..

yes it was, mussolini as you said alledgedly told the team to win or else!!
 
my mates great grandfather played in it and unfortunatly by the time that became 'folk lore' he'd passed so never got to ask him if it was true or not:sad:
andrew u ever been to exmouth?

jip doesnt seem to have one , so here's a nice easy one 
 
who won the 1938 world cup and  why did the win  become known as being 'historicaly/ politically ' significant?

5 baht boiled eggs, bag of sticky rice, bag of small cucumbers and some grilled to death fish from the local street seller .
Makes for a quick meal after a hard day of being retired !!

Op, I followed a link from an old thread on this subject to thaitechno.net, they have some very similar to your photo.
You have to fill in a form to get a quote, give it a go.

How about one of those larger wheelybins?  I'm sure I've seen then here.
 
 
 
Useful for wheeling round to collect the pillows or just take the wheels off.
 
 

You can try. Along with vinegar soaks (contrary to what some will tell you, does not have to be apple cider vinegar...plaim cheap white vinegar is fine, it is the acidity that matters).

And avoid socks and closed toed shoes, fungi thrive in dark and damp.

Be warned that if it spreads you may lose the toenail in which case it will take a year to grow back.

If you haven't had your blood glucose checked in past year would be wise. Diabetics are especially prone to fungal infectiond.

Sheryl, would I be wasting my time with something like this ?


As I said, it doesn't cause me any distress is just unsightly and to be honest I don't want to run up some medical bills ( but I will of course if that's what it takes).

Toenail fungus is hard to treat, takes time. Terbinafine (toopical) is usual treatment and works better if applied after first scraping the top surface of the nail down, which needs to be done by a podiatrist. Also, it is hard to find topical terbinafine OTC.
 
Unfortunately there are very, very few podiatrists in Thailand.  I only know of one:
 
https://www.bnhhospital.com/health-library/foot-care-clinic/
 
I think he may also have  his own clinic somewhere, see if it says on his  FB page:
 
https://www.facebook.com/public/Cherdpong-Hansasuta
 
 

The only sure means of reaching a diagnosis  is for scrapings, taken by a podiatrist, to be submitted for laboratory analysis. 

Could be fungus, or result of a past injury.

Here is a before and after photo, you can see that it is on the surface and a little scraping removed a lot.

http://www.playbuzz.com/angeliquearnal10/do-your-nails-have-these-white-marks-on-them-this-is-what-they-mean?utm_source=adwords.com&utm_medium=prom-gg2&utm_campaign=int2&gclid=CjwKCAjw-qbLBRB7EiwAftBCI41JSWAp0aRhyfKvgGiq1hitbKbpGHjDDMFHgkTgj_9ANkEe5yLZfhoC6QYQAvD_BwE

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I have, and have had for many years, white spots on 2 or 3 of my toenails.
 

 
My mother used to say it was lack of calcium.
My gf says it is bacteria.
 
For information:
I do wear socks around 4 days out of the week, prefer socks and trainers when driving, but always remove them when back home , so approximately wear socks for maybe 20 - 25 hours a week.
 
Rest of the time I wear sandals or flip flops.

Any ideas, remedies etc