Bohemianfish

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Best to ignore for now: In response, Minister Somsak Thepsuthin confirmed the postponement, highlighting the need for consultation with medical councils and stakeholders. He assured that discussions are ongoing but the delay will not be extensive.

So they say: "We don’t want to scare entrepreneurs," Somsak adds, emphasizing the need for well-thought-out legislation to support business and investment without causing disruption. A little late for that. Cart before horse.

Wow, didn't happen in Pattaya.

A matter of time, perhaps a few centuries.

Doesn't look good from this vantage point that the government has control over foreigners and these activities. Suppose the population will be upset about this. Means more scrutiny, probably, of foreigners residing there.

I have some in the evening, a hit or two. That's about all I need and I don't do it daily. It's legal here in Washington State and there's a lot to choose from.

I disagree. It depends, of course. Some strains are super strong, but a lot of it isn't any different than it was 45 years ago.

Luckily, it's not too hard to make edibles. But, yeah.

When you gotta do, you gotta do.

26 cats? Cat ranch?

The chaos is going to ruin us. Tariffs haven't even been settled with a lot of countries and things can change either way.

See that as highly unlikely with the tax treaty and would backfire. The “reciprocal-tax agreement” between the United States and Thailand is the U.S.–Thailand Income-Tax Treaty, signed 26 November 1996 and in force for tax years beginning 1 January 1998. It prevents most forms of double taxation, lowers withholding rates on dividends, interest and royalties, and sets out tie-breaker rules for tax residence. (There is no U.S.–Thailand Social-Security/“totalization” agreement.

Benefit of a doubt, it's easy for anyone to stumble, especially in the dark. Especially if in a good mood and chatting with someone. And some of us are simply clumsy.

Then for Americans, there's consideration of how much Medicare supplemental insurance to get. It can get costly with all the different options and then whether you will ever use it. But some of the supplemental is well worth it for long-term care. Conundrum.

3 days but want to go to 7 days

Is it cause by graft? Seems so many foreigners there now. Lots of overstays? Or just too many coming in and staying on visas?

I remember hearing my wife's neighbor yelling and being verbally abusive to her daughter. I was like, oh, ok, this even happens here and the mother is not shy about it.

Tommy, The Wall and Greendale (Neil Young) may be among the best rock operas.

Safety? More like surveillance.

Had no idea it was illegal in England. Seems like most all of Europe. Funny people think they can smuggled and not even check up on it. Well...

I think Rob, 20 Seconds To Thailand, has been living there for many years. Seems like a nice town.

I'd err on saying no. Depends on how much money you have. It depends on how extensive the work will be and the cost. You would need a treatment plan to know the full cost. People underestimate the complexity and risks with implants. You may need sinus lifts, etc, which can get quite expensive and its a lot of time in the chair. I've had a few implants and I'm passing on getting 3 implants due to cost and need for a sinus lift. But it's back teeth and not an issue with me. If I was 20 years younger and had the funds, I'd consider it. I do have the funds, but it's a cost benefits analysis. Make sure you find someone REALLY good to do it if you indeed do it. And you may not need full implants, but a few and maybe a partial denture. It all depends....you may only need a few crowns, hard to say without the analysis.

I've tried CoPilot Pro and Gemini paid and it doesn't fit for me. ChatGPT has been far and above the best, particulary the paid version, which has saved me a lot of time and money over the subscription price. Worth trying free trials of these apps. ChatGPT doesn't have a free trial, though. 5000 baht is a bargain.

I use ChatGPT Plus, paid version, almost daily. It's saved me a lot of time and money. We had a legal thing going on and uploaded the legal docs and it analyzed it and provided an analysis and offered to write a letter in response which it did and worked great. And other legal matter advice which was helpful. How to deal with some people. Offered a lot of advice on books on a particular matter/subject. Used it for a therapy / impartial "person" to talk to when needed and get great feedback. Asked it for travel plans and gave me all the info I needed. Way better than doing 10 searches to aggregate info. Support drawing up info on Thailand matters. On and on.