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After I said it to my guitar teacher, to check if he had time to give him lessons, he went and spoke to the mother, grandmother and aunt, and they all loved the idea, and they worked out the weekly lesson times. Then I bought the guitar and gave it to the teacher to give to the family.

This also happened when I bought my boyfriend a car. He smashed it into another car within 3 days.

The mother, aunt and grandmother said that was the reason.

I recently started to learn to play the guitar to keep my brain, fingers and hand-eye coordination going. I've been getting lessons and sometime sit and play out in my front yard. A boy from nearby, around 10 or 11 years old took an interest and started singing along to some songs from out on the road as I'd play. He tried playing the guitar but didn't know how. He lives with his mother and grandmother. After a few months my chords were getting better and so was his singing. Long story short I bought him an acoustic guitar, I gave it to my guitar teacher and told him to give it to him and go round to his place twice a week and give me the bill. The boy was really doing well. There was a funeral for his grandmother's sister at the weekend and the males showed up, maybe his father or uncles or whoever. They all just left yesterday and today, my guitar teacher came for my lesson this evening and said there is no bill this week for the boy's lessons. I asked why and he wouldn't really give me an answer. I went round to outside the kid's place and the grandmother brought out the smashed acoustic guitar, apparently the men smashed it up because it came from a farang, then left. The boy must be devastated. Did anybody else experience similar after giving a gift?

Because they're not panicky indoctrinated Americans that get heart palpitations if they don't have insurance for tying their shoe laces.

Don't worry, a few old Western men will be along to do exactly that right now.

Peter's never watched Crocodile Dundee.

That doesn't mean he's not gay.

Ya call that a knife? I've groomed my testicles with bigger weapons.

The 10,000THB payment is one time only, that gives you a 5 year visa with border runs every 180 days? Or you have to pay 10,000THB every entry? If it is a one time fee of 10,000THB, and all you need to do is do a border bounce twice a year, it sounds like a much better deal than keeping 800,000THB locked in a Thai bank account etc.

So, what's the deal in layman's terms, for those doing annual retirement extensions? Instead of keeping 800,000THB in the bank here (or using an income method), you get a visa for 10,000 that lasts 5 years, but you leave the country every 180 days?

Israel is as pure as snow. Never committed any atrocities.

You couldn't locate the lighting area in a hardware store? It's literally lit up.

You and newbee2022 must drink from the same child safe bottle.

1979 Brussels bombing - Belgium. 1987 Rheindahlen bombing - Germany. 1981 Hamburg bombing - Germany. 1981 Bielefield shooting - Germany 1981 Herford bombing - Germany 1987 Monchengladbach car bomb - Germany. 1 May 1988 deadly shooting - Netherlands. 1 May 1988 2nd deadly shooting of the day - Netherlands. More than a dozen dead, dozens maimed and injured.

your's? Quit while you're behind, Paddy.

And do you consider your obviously massive level of intelligence to be Irish or American?

The Irish have had enough practice over the years. Shoot the violent Irish terrorists as soon as they lift their petrol bombs.

The Irish assimilated? You spelled bombed wrong.

The Irish never emigrated anywhere.

Bob Smith's alter ego?

Thanks. Around an 8 year ROI. And out of interest. A ballpark figure for 10kwh per day (daytime use only), no batteries, and it automatically switches to the PEA grid (SUB system) when the sun goes down or it isn't producing enough juice?

Thank you very much for the great information. If going to the expense of having batteries, this would probably be the better situation for me. So, it would be an SBU system producing around 20 units/kWh per day. Can any posters give an estimated cost of such a system? Thanks.

Thank you very much for your informative post.

22 units per day would be around our max usuage. The install price of 160,000THB included all components (panels, batteries and all other materials, setup and installation? When or if the batteries run out of juice, for example at 4am with air conditioners runnings, it just automatically switches over to the PEA government electricity? Does it automatically switch back to solar once the sun is hitting the panels again?