Scott Tracy

I don't recall this status stopping the copying of clothes, handbags, cds, etc. Screw the world, make your own genetic drug. Thailand has many experienced drug makers, they can produce enough for the world.

The armed forces commander can do such a thing? Jeepers. Is there no civilian government here to do that? Seems like martial law.

I regret, I cannot help.the OP with recommendations, but do have comments with regards the abuse the OP has recieved. I respect the opinions of those who have abused the OP. You have a right to those opinions. You may even have a right to express those opinions, in the name of free speech. You do not, however, have a right to abuse the OP or his child. It saddens me.

Forget it if you are over 70.

I find it irresponsible and down right cruel, what the centre did, and what the lady did. Why the <deleted> could they have not mentioned this up front, before he even looked at pictures, never mind choosing and letting him see and meet the dogs. cruel, so cruel.

And still dining out on the story...good for you. This will run for years, hopefully.

Pay by app, card or other electronic methods is fine. Got to have the funds in wherever the transfer draws it. most people found here prefer cash. Most people, if they have bank transfers of any kind, rush to the atm and take out cash. I use card in most big shops, except makro, which don't seem to accept them. Cash everywhere else. I would say, though. People searching purses/coin bags for the right money are a pain. Asking the cashier...is this 10 baht? 2 baht? Then, give them notes and oh, the cashier doesn't have change...open the change roll, ask a colleague. Getting carried away as a grumpy old man...

Hmm.

Hmm.

I see some weird behaviour here, with regards to what I would call inappropriate touching. I think it's cultural, as no one seems to bat an eyelid. I think it's gross, demeaning and highly inappropriate. But then, perhaps I'm wrong.

Isn't the army answerable to the Government? If the government is so <deleted> scared of the army having solar panels on some of its land, take the land away and let a private, or state energy company run it. Or, perhaps even more contraversially, get a grip of the army. I read that the army, or what's left of it in UK, also has their own solar power station. But the army in UK is small enough for the government not to be too concerned about them. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-58742833

Highly trained in command tasks. Leader of men, well, people, to be politically correct. Blooded in combat, respected by troops. A hero to such soldiers and will no doubt be a beacon to all. all civilians will fall at his feet in a swoon and submit to vaccination by his own hand.salon Sorry...got carried away. I think his PMness identified a competitor and decided to make sure he failed, and was seen to fail. I think the idea of a respected Muslim doctor is a brave one. One that could probably work. Or perhaps the Thai government should just let those provinces go.

Looks like a young Thai Tony Blair. Look what happened there.

Why oh why oh why? Economists. Who gave them the job? Somebody pays them? Same as analysts, somebody pays them too? Why does anyone give them the time of day? Stop printing such errant nonsense. Please.

Isn't the new $100,000 insurance applicable to both non-immigrant and O-A now? Does O-A still have to have the 400,000/40,000 health insurance as well as the $100,000 health insurance?

My thoughts entirely.

Yet another donation. Yet another <deleted> up. As I said before, this government has no shame. Someone tell the world donations are not needed here. Make them procure their own vaccines in the market place.

Alas and alack, I have to agree with you.

From the Royal Thai Embassy London website: Non-Immigrant Type O- A (Long Stay) 1 Year/Multiple entries Printout of visa application form submitted online, with bar code Passport or travel document with validity not less than 6 months and at least 2 blank pages A medical certificate issued in the UK or Ireland or Thailand, showing no prohibitive diseases as indicated in the Ministerial Regulation No.14 (B.E. 2535) which include Leprosy, Tuberculosis, Elephantiasis, drug addiction, third stage of Syphilis, and the certificate shall be valid for not more than three months. Certificate of criminal record clearance from the UK (ACRO, DBS, or issued by the police) or Ireland Financial evidence showing monthly income of not less than 65,000 THB (approx. £1,625) or having the current balance of 800,000 THB (approx. £20,000), e.g. bank statements, proof of earnings, for at least 1 month Copy of evidence stating that applicants have insurance as per stipulated by the Office of Insurance Commission and health insurance of Thailand which covers COVID-19 related medical expenses, both inpatient and outpatient, no less than 100,000 USD for the whole period of your stay in Thailand. Please check < http://longstay.tgia.org> for more information regarding the insurance requirement. https://london.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/84508-non-immigrant-visas?page=5d6636cd15e39c3bd00072dd&menu=5f4b6eb3f6ae4b236972c562 I notice no mention of the 40000/400000 baht insurance requirements now. I checked with the insurance company link and Pacific Cross still shows the original requirements. A Mandatory Requirement For Thailand Long-stay Visa Applicants The new requirements, which were approved by Cabinet in April 2019 and announced by the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH), state that people applying or renewing (or rather re-applying for) a Non-Immigrant Visa “O-A” and “O-X” now need to have a Thai health insurance policy for the duration of the stay, with coverage for Outpatient Treatment of no less than 40,000 baht and Inpatient Treatment of no less than 400,000 baht. https://www.pacificcrosshealth.com/en/longstay-visa/

UK inflation rate is 2.9%, down from 3% last month. US inflation rate 5.4% in September, up from 5.3% in August. US rates rose significantly in March, April, May and June, steady since then at around 5.3%-5.4% Hyperinflation... Not yet. Not by a long way.

Asda, (UK) Frozen for freshness broccoli, 58p per kilo.? 27 baht... Fresh...£1.31 per kilo...60 baht. Can't seem to get a response from Big C online, Tesco Lotus online or Tops online.

What side of the road does he propose they ride? Most of them ride along the hard shoulder, where, it appears to me, to be the best place, as they fail to keep up with traffic. Especially those with the hand made side cars and trailers full.of passengers, grass, dogs and other stuff. There are no powerpoles, trees or such like in the roads or carriageway where I am. Most trees are more than a meter from the road. Most electricity poles are at least 2 meters from the roadway, road lamps too. No one should drive through a puddle, no one knows how deep it is. I avoid puddles on the road in my pick up, for that reason and the fear of aquaplaning. Try anticipating the road conditions and drive to those. In my view, U turns are the worst. Driving against traffic flow, failing to look when pulling out of a side turn. Failing to accurately judge the speed of traffic. Failing to signal, or cancel the signal. No back lights, no front lights, no helmet. Road here are no better or worse than eslwhere. Percentages tell the story. The greater the percentage of bikes on the raod, the more likely they will be involved in accidents. I did not forget drunk driving. It's up there with the contributory factors, like rural roads that have sharp 90 degree corners, no stop signs, no give way signs, no keep left signs, no turn left only signs, no no right turn signs. No idea of roundabouts. No idea of roadsense.

These are not floods. Please stop calling them that. His PMness said there will be no floods. Thus, these are not floods. This is just a surfeit of water...

Damn power poles. Have no respect, not even for their keepers. Wild animals, the lot of them.

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