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You studied to become an engineer and want a car for the price of a good bike?
ughhh get a train lady.
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40 minutes ago, emptypockets said:
The new development at Nobel Ploenchit starts at 195,000 per square metre.
Thats nothing the Q house condo with a walkway direct into Nana BTS are for sale at 1 to 5 million USA DOLLARS !!! and it's a red light district although not for to much longer.
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Feed it left overs now before the mutt gets used to a hi so life...your welcome ????
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14 minutes ago, bkk6060 said:
Incorrect.
In most areas of Pattaya/Jomtien you can double that sq. mtr. easily for 4 mil.
Very true 4 mill gets a lot in Pattaya however 30 sqm is about right in BKK at best 35 sqm somewhere along the BTS line but closer to On Nut than to Asoke.
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Its a major cause of peripheral neuropathy and trust me you don't want that one.
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Don't see no river or garbage
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So who is telling porkies? 3 said through in minutes and 3 said took up to 50 mins. All said it was quite. Tv a world of misinformation
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6 hours ago, 30la said:
How much money will they have to invest to "improve" the situation?
Probably some more baht than in Pattaya!Soi 13 and 15 lower sukhumvit were recently completely dug up from one end all the way to the other, a mammoth job that took about 2 months each however they installed massive new drainage pipes along with huge drain runoffs every ten meters on both sides of each soi along with new concrete surface.
There were only a few puddles after the rain where there where rivers before. They are moving up all sois on lower sukhumvit so yes it has "improved" big time but They are spending on tourist areas ATM so it may expand or ..maybe not
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40 minutes ago, Lacessit said:
It used to be called keeping up with the Jones's. The Thais have it badly - everything has to be new to impress family, friends and neighbours. Face feeds it as well.
A lot of people would be better off by embracing minimalism. Why rent a house when all one's needs are served by a studio apartment? Why buy new clothes when there are plenty of secondhand shops at a fraction of the price? Why buy a new car which loses 10 - 20% of its value as soon as the key is turned?
Credit is a disease of modern society. I only buy what I have money available for. Have only had debit cards for the past 30 years.
A single guy rarely rents a house and a family will not rent a studio. To much generalisation. Also business people and high end income earners can give the government 50% tax or they can put it towards tax deductible items like a BMW (if not office bound) and the latest Iphone and really nothing to do with impressing anyone
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51 minutes ago, APJ291 said:
Disgusting Vile animal.., hope they sell his taxi off to pay for 2 new replacement smartphones, private hospital treatment for the ladies and throw him in the slammer for a few years... leopard ???? don’t change his spots as they say... blatant knock merchant...
Does he look like he owns it? They are rented , thats why he couldn't give a rats about his assault
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21 hours ago, trd said:
I prefer cash on delivery. No hassles. If it doesn't arrive you don't pay, if you change your mind after you ordered you don't pay.
sure its a hassle you got to be home for hours if you really want the product they can be very late
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18 minutes ago, possum1931 said:
15 calories
hardly seems worth it
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8 hours ago, chama said:
Good to know that the strong leadership has the priorities correct. These are definitely the biggest threats to national security and must be addressed before all others.
Doesnt matter whats addressed some fool is always going to say what about helmets, what about taxi mafia, jet ski mafia , lady boy crimes blah blah...
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5 minutes ago, Nemises said:
Today’s Melbourne SunHerald.....
STRUGGLING TO PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE
MIDDLE-income families are among those having trouble putting food on the table at times because of stretched budgets, research has found.
A study involving Melbourne households found some mums reduced their own portion sizes or skip meals when money was tight so children didn’t go without.
Others relentlessly chased grocery specials at different stores and hosted occasional “bring a plate” dinners with friends to manage, the Monash University investigation revealed.
Research published in The International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health found food insecurity was not restricted to people on low incomes, and could extend to the middle class.
Food insecurity is described as limited or uncertain access to enough nutritious food.
Monash University researcher and public health dietitian Sue Kleve said families juggling housing, grocery, utility and other costs could at times be pushed to the brink by unexpected medical or other bills, or cuts to casual or contract work hours.
“We are talking about people who are employed, who have a roof over their head and a mortgage,” Dr Kleve said.
“Food insecurity leads to stress, anxiety and concern about having enough food, enough money for food. You might have to buy cheaper choices, which are higher in energy and lower in nutrition.
“It’s like mortgage stress but with food — food stress.”
The research, in collaboration with Flinders University, surveyed 134 people and found a third had experienced food stress. In-depth interviews were then held with 16 people from households with annual before-tax incomes of $40,000 to $80,000 about their food experiences.
Dr Kleve said some grew vegies in pots, or always had tinned food in the pantry to prepare basic, cheap meals.
“One woman talked about ensuring the household had fruit and vegetables but at times was so challenged at the end of the week she had to feed a family of three with a $5 pizza,” she said.
“Another said friends regularly bought her basics such as toilet paper so she had an extra $10 for food.”
Dr Kleve said most already had good budgeting and home cooking skills, so policies for affordable food and utilities, and more secure employment, were also needed.They never heard of mama noodles ?
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1 minute ago, Isaanbiker said:But too many people might think that all white people are doing such things. Thailand is full of white trash, and it's time to remove them all.
Careful what you wish for. Its proven over and over immigration Will Punish all for the deeds of a few...just easier that way
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10 hours ago, BobBKK said:
'National Security'? Vibrators? so women cannot enjoy themselves but guys can go down to Pattaya no problem? total HYPOCRITES
Guys don't have their dicks hanging out on display on the footpath derrr!
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And meanwhile in soi 6 ....
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On 6/3/2019 at 12:28 PM, Oxx said:
But should I serve it with rice, noodles, Chinese greens, pommes dauphine, pommes galette, mash, peas? I would hate to be frightfully gauche and get it wrong.
Make a little bowl of each
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5 minutes ago, Deerculler said:
The main part of the question is. If an agent did it this year, would I still be able to do it the following year myself?
Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa Connectyes
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1 minute ago, thaibeachlovers said:
It makes you breaking the law.
Re the OP. Welcome to Thailand. Does anyone really expect the "law" to be upheld when it comes to greed?
Its a bit rich to expect people from all over the world to know Thai law. Its a shady area but dont think the tourist will end up in jail..That would make great very unattractive headlines
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Just now, tomazbodner said:
How hard would it be for police to put the names of condos in their area into Agoda, Booking.com and AirBnB, make bookings, and arrest the landlord and helpers during the check-in?
Not easy. They would need to pay upfront to seal the deal to entrap the owners. They already struggling with funding and there are thousands of illegals to catch..aint gonna happen
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1 minute ago, Deerculler said:
I will be doing it with letter from the embassy and money in the bank. Combination.
Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa ConnectIn that case no problems. Why do you need one you already halfway there with just a form a pic and some passport copies to go
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3 minutes ago, Deerculler said:
I know I am side tracking here.
I would like to know if possible.
If an agent is used to do a retirement extension for example this year and next year I decide to it again myself.
Would there be a problem?
I have not much idea how agents do it.
Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa ConnectIt depends if the agent is providing the 800k or you are
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2 hours ago, bbi1 said:I'm wondering.....is Tony a member on this forum? Hands up if you're that Swiss man Tony in the new article. Interested to know if he's a member here.
You think he has a smartphone or pc? he can't even afford a shirt
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Is Airbnb taking over the Thai hotel industry?
in Thailand News Headlines
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Suck it up boys air bnb is a global juggernaut
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