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On 8/8/2018 at 10:11 PM, jenny2017 said:
How can the reaction distance be longer than the actual braking distance? I don't think that I'd need that long to react.
And right there you have a large factor in road traffic accidents, people thinking that they are better and quicker than they actually are!
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8 hours ago, Argus Tuft said:
Not sure what you were expecting in this case.
Is the airline that you need to talk to (special assistance requests go through the airline first, not the airport) - if it is them that told you this then there's nothing much you can do.
No elevator on an A380 to the upper deck - its booking 101 for that aircraft type. Don't book an upper deck seat for anyone that is unable to ambulate themselves upstairs
Absolute balderdash!
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7 minutes ago, Elkski said:
yes i meant to correct this in my edit. In talking to some English teachers teaching this class I Was told this 70,000 number. it may have applied to international or private or government schools.. i cant recall that exactly.
OK, the government is not going to pay for teachers at either international or private schools, let's get that out of the way first. Secondly, if government schools were funded at around 70K per month for foreign teachers, every single tin pot school would have foreign teachers, and that is not how it is, many many schools outside major cities have no foreign teachers.
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10 hours ago, Elkski said:
Also talking to the students the schools get about 70, 000 bought per English teacher from the government and the school gets to keep whatever difference between the pay and 70000. so any teacher that's working for 18, 000 baht isn't the brightest person.
Because of course the students know how and how much the government funds education..................not.
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13 hours ago, onlycw said:
"impromptu speach".
Must be a new type of competition.
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On 8/8/2018 at 9:43 AM, puukao said:
It's funny, a few months ago it was all about getting more kids and their money. we maxed out the class size. now, after three months, the parents are finally realizing that the school promised some crazy things......lol.......and yesterday they told me to do some "marketing." I told them to kick out half the class who can't write A to Z in a timely manner they never should have been put in this "advanced" class. Of course that's not going to happen.
It's a small class,
Make your mind up.
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12 hours ago, jenny2017 said:
Drug tests are common in some areas, usually meth tests.
Really, I have never heard of or read of ANYONE being tested for drugs, meth or otherwise.
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Carrying a package for someone else....................smart move...................not!
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10 hours ago, billmichael said:
Perhaps the "director" should be encouraged to return to their own country
Did you even read the opening post?
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On 8/6/2018 at 4:16 AM, Scott said:
Wrong. I know and have worked with several HIV positive teachers. They did not test positive on the syphilis test.
"A negative RPR or VDRL test result may not rule out syphilis in patients with HIV infection." Seems that is the opposite of what you replied to.
http://hivinsite.ucsf.edu/InSite?page=kb-05-01-04
Big Joke turfs out more than 70 foreigners - champion had near six year overstay
in Thailand News
Posted · Edited by NetJunkie116
Sorry to disappoint you, but I have over a decade of dealing with immigration here. If you can show me anywhere where it says that 90 day reports by proxy are specifically for those who are disabled, I will agree with you. Simple fact is you can't, because they are not. 90 days by proxy is the right of ANY person, either by their wife/husband or someone else with written authority.
In your second example, that does have more to do with being incapacitated - but I was not talking about that, so not sure why you felt the need to mention it.