bje2000

I'm not sure where Thailand would fit into the current F1 calendar, especially in 2027. Earliest contracts ending are for Singapore and Mexico end in 2028, Japan 2029 and Brazil, Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, Austria and China in 2030. Mexico may/may not renew as Checo is currently no longer driving in F1. The teams and drivers already think the season is too long, so adding another race might be wishful thinking

Wrong. Mostly, someone of age pension age they can, if eligible (under income and assets tests and Australian Working Life Residence rules etc), have their pension paid overseas https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/when-you-leave-australia-if-you-get-age-pension?context=22526 https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/payment-schedule-and-rates-for-people-outside-australia?context=22526

On his way to a full moon party... Sorry

The last Australian Grand Prix (cars) to be held on Phillip Island was 1928. It is currently held in Melbourne in Albert Park about 140km from Phillip Island. It has been held in Melbourne since 1996, except for the covid years. World Superbikes currently race at Phillip Island

there's a toilet in the lobby of that hotel, also one in the lobby of the hotel next door, and a bar across the street, maybe 20m away....

there's a toilet in the lobby of that hotel, also one in the lobby of the hotel next door, and a bar across the street, maybe 20m away....

I don't know about the value, but the property is in Westminster (street sign on the building), less than 200m from Hyde Park (Google maps)

He might have loaded dice 555

They're a warning in the lead up to pedestrian/zebra crossings

Taxi driver was having a (not quite heated) discussion with my Thai GF last year about which route to take to our hotel and whether to use the meter or not. He became quite compliant when he noticed me taking a photo of the cab number on the door

exactly the same rules as the US mate

probably very few people, but that wasn't part of the question

The general rule of thumb is that 2 standard drinks in the first hour will raise your BAC to 0.05%, and 1 standard per hour thereafter will maintain that level. examples: 330 ml Singha is 5% = 1.4 standard drinks red wine 100 ml = 1 standard drink white wine 100 ml = 0.9 standard drink spirits (40%) 1 nip/30 ml = 1 standard drink pre-mix 5-7% 275 ml bottle = 1.1 - 1.5 standard drinks