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wolf81

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  1. Back in The Netherlands (many years ago) I liked to use Paradontax fluoride free toothpaste. Seems a bit hard to get here in Thailand.
  2. I want to start a business in Georgia (remote work company). I've found an agent that can setup my company on my behalf if I can get a Power of Attorney document notarized and legalized in Thailand. Been trying to legalize this in Chiang Mai, but they didn't want to do this. They stated they cannot legalize such a document. According to ChatGPT however it should be fine though. So, I am considering trying take this notarized document with me to Bangkok, try at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs there. I tried to send them an email with the question if this is possible but haven't received a response. I wonder if anyone else has done this? Getting a foreign Power of Attorney document both notarized and legalized in Thailand, by Thai government?
  3. What I've seen in my local Amazon's (Chiang Mai province), is that what used to be called Americano is now called Black Coffee on the menu. Black Coffee is 40 THB, but Americano much more expensive, 65 THB IIRC. I think Amazon made this change like half a year ago or so. It's probably the same in all Amazon's around the country. It's good to be aware of this, I think.
  4. Yellow book might be fine in other places. E.g. Land and Transportation Office in Fang accepts it just fine. And most stuff in Fang immigration takes me anywhere between 10-30 minutes. Though not many foreigners are willing to live in "the sticks" I guess 🙂
  5. P.S.: see also this:
  6. I use coconut oil, as I read it's not as unhealthy as many vegetable oils.
  7. You should research alternative treatment options, such as using Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, Mebendazole, ... Various studies (e.g. lab studies on mice) have shown success when treating cancer with this medication. Also people have successfully treated themselves. These are just a couple of such studies, many more can be found online. - https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7962607/#:~:text=Fenbendazole was also cytotoxic against,mebendazole (36–38). - https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260343692_Effects_of_fenbendazole_and_vitamin_E_succinate_on_the_growth_and_survival_of_prostate_cancer_cells - https://www.worldwidecancerresearch.org/news-and-press/news-and-press/game-changing-treatment-for-prostate-cancer-could-become-available-to-patients/
  8. I got a pool (2.5 x 12.5 meter) and it's pretty easy to maintain. I clean it about once every 2 weeks and it's about an hour of work - removing leaves, vacuuming in bottom of the pool & filtering the water. I kinda enjoy that hour, as it's a bit of physical exercise, a nice distraction of my daily work of software engineer. I also love swimming, try to swim every day. So make good use of it.
  9. When acquiring Thai Citizenship I believe foreigners can own up to 1 rai (1600 m2) in land. Seems worth to pursue if young enough. Less worries at old age, no worrying about visa rule changes and the like. https://www.siam-legal.com/thailand-law/thai-citizenship-application-process/
  10. Living in Chiang Mai I find the air quality ok for most of the year, outside of burning season. During rain season, after a heavy rain, air is very clean for a little while.
  11. Got a relationship with my GF for 7 years now. But at time she can be a pain in the backside, especially regarding financial matters. I think woman in general can never really be happy. My GF got a good life (50.000 THB a month to spend on mostly herself and our daughter, 2 houses including one with a swimming pool, her own 3 rai farm, a car, no loans). I also got a condo recently which will be inherited by our daughter if would be gone in the future. But still only 40 years old, so hopefully that is far away ... We do have a daughter together, so for the sake of our daughter it's better to stay together. But I wouldn't marry her (would have considered if she was as gentle as when we met, but people change). Since a person is responsible for his/her own happiness and woman can never truly be happy while men certainly can (just enjoying working ,hobbies, friends), it can be better to stay single. You can have the upsides of dealing with woman without much of the downsides. In a relationship this can be harder to separate.
  12. Interesting to see so many Western/foreign companies leave in the last couple of years. MAKRO, Lotus, 7-Eleven, Carrefour, now Esso ... Wonder if at some time companies like Shell and Unilever follow suit. I'm suspecting these companies leave because Thailand makes it hard for them to do business here? But not sure. Will reduce competition though and that cannot be a good thing.
  13. Will he be able to get conjugal visits every now and then? And I don’t mean from fellow inmate Somchai.
  14. You do know feeding your wife popcorn will not make where thinner, right?

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