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35 minutes ago, Oldie said:

I try to understand. But this guy is not one of us. I know many expats here but they are not like this lawless guy. 

1 hour ago, nightbird said:

The best egg tarts I've ever had, anywhere! 

you've never been to Greggs then!

35 minutes ago, pineapple01 said:

he aint got much time left anyway.

How do you know? He might live to 110 years now hes going back to Germany.

5 hours ago, Anton9 said:

How about you document yourself?

I have better things to do thanks, even during a lockdown.

6 hours ago, Anton9 said:

What about the families of those died because of the flu?

Are you living under a rock?

There are many many more deaths with covid-19 than flu.

2 hours ago, Anton9 said:

"Ergo no one has Covid" it's not the case since a very high percentage has either very mild or no sympthoms at all.

And it's another proof this massive overreaction over this Flu like virus is ridicolous.

I’m sure the families of those who have died will disagree

I was out last Sunday and we visited a favorite little dining place, usually packed with Thais for the delicious food this time it was empty.

It seems many Thais have tightened the purse strings at the moment.

TAT is on another planet.

4 hours ago, Oldie said:

"Ho had four wives and 17 known children."

 

Such people are very fit. Look at Warren Buffett. He is almost 90 and still works. And I am tired already if I walk to a nearby 7-Eleven to buy some beer...

There may be a clue in your statement as to why you maybe always tired...?

"to buy some beer..."

2 hours ago, tlock said:

Yeah I find this annoying as well.  Foodland is good about bagging, they usually have an extra bagger at each checkout.  At Big C Extra I just refuse to pay until I've finished bagging my groceries, they usually chip in and help after a minute or so, heh.

 

 

You wouldn’t get away with that in Aldis or Lidl’s in Blighty, your groceries would be launched off the end of the conveyor belt faster than a rocket ???? whilst you scurry to pick your broken eggs up from the floor yourself and whilst everyone in the queue looks at you with disdain and disgust..

..And yes that is one of the reasons I moved to Thailand.

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It’s like anything else in Thailand, all foreigners are segregated as having far fewer human rights Than what Thais have, yet those from affluent countries are expected to pay more for everything.

trust amazing Thailand’s fake smile 

7 hours ago, Tanoshi said:

It's not a parcel but a letter.

3 A4 sheets of paper to be precise.

Parcels2Go don't send from Thailand.

 

DHL want the equivalent of £80 and I have to drop it off.

I dropped them off my list instead.

I see, although I was responding to the OP who asked about incoming flights to Thailand to deliver from UK. I see you continued the thread with your own questions.

In your case the only option is to send DHL, TNT etc until the airmail and EMS re-start. Im waiting to send letters out also.

On 5/20/2020 at 2:09 PM, Rookiescot said:

Thats not how tariffs work. Ultimately it will be UK consumers who have to pay. 

Only until they can buy from elsewhere or produce domestically 

On 5/19/2020 at 3:41 PM, seajae said:

get a water pistol or spray bottle and fill with water and bleach, a few squirts in the face should make them back off

 

 

Theres no need for bleach that could potentially blind a dog, water alone would turn the dogs away. The dogs are just doing what is natural and protecting their turf, its the owner who needs to be responsible.

Goto parcel2go.com

enter your details and get a discounted quote.

or try other uk discounted postal sites also.

3 hours ago, steven100 said:

did he throw in a pair of socks 

the old ones can be rinsed

those shoes are in better nick than my childhood kickabouts

Call Fedex again and request a 10kg promotional box. It will cost about 5,000 baht to send to Uk.

Tell your friend to invest in as many rental properties as possible in Australia and have them rented out fully managed.

Keep some cash in reserve in Australia (1 million baht) and bring 2 million with you to Thailand. (800k for a visa and the remaining for living expenses)

The rentals will provide continuous income. Im sure 7 million baht could buy quite a few property deposits at 25% down payment on each one with an interest only mortgage.

Its now a perfect time to do this during a recession whilst visiting Thailand on holiday. In 3 years time he retires to thailand full time. 

3 hours ago, soalbundy said:

An unwise comment, he may do just that.