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Had some fun songs way back when....
Bat Out of Hell is a classic
He should have given up singing a long time ago.
His performance at the AFL Grand Final in Melbourne in 2011 was so bad it attained legendary status.
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Hi. This information is available online on Thai Customs website - but is not easy to follow.
If importing goods you would be subject to duty & VAT. Duty varies according to the item - watches are about 10% , electrical goods can be 40% or more - although the amount of duty you pay to some extent depends on how the inspector feels on the day! The duty is calculated on the estimated value of the item - which is not necessarily the invoiced value! VAT is fixed at 7%.
Some shipping companies, like DHL, will also add on a 'service (+/- storage fee)' on top of this.
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Seen it for sale in street markets in Pattaya, and locally in Kanchanaburi. You don't see many Thai people buying it... I have eaten it in Australia - tastes like chicken! ????
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Yes , as has been said , the compressor is included. If fitting is included - it will cover the most basic installation - ie ground floor , no difficult wiring issues etc. I have had installed 7 ac units in several houses over the last 4 years - and every time the installers have found a reason to extract a few extra 1000 baht from us!
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I would suggest you contact them - possibly you have fallen through the cracks - or check spam.
They contact me regularly - I pay quarterly , and they send my first reminder 4 to 6 weeks in advance
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sometimes I wish I could just say naff off , or similar , but decorum must rule...
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a rollicking good read
I feel sooo positive now!
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1 hour ago, Skeptic7 said:
This sort.
Couldn't come to this obvious conclusion on your own? Took your wife to convince you about the seriousness of an endangered species, facing possible extinction, being illegally killed? No matter how much money they have either. Still the same heinous crime and the punishment should be severe.
1 hour ago, monty1412 said:i wouldn't have wasted the words on him to be honest , you aint going to fix stupid through common sense
I bow to your superior intellect and wisdom.
The world is fortunate to have incredible beings like you
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9 minutes ago, steven100 said:
pathetic work imo
Panthetic work would be better
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Ok. So I was a going to say lighten up everyone - just some guys trying to protect their livelihood….
Then discussed this with wife - she says ‘ same people who shot black tiger - can do anything because have a lot of money’.
Based on this , I agree - throw the book at these low lifes!!
Any animal should be adequately protected in a National Park.
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14 minutes ago, Speedo1968 said:
He looks typical Thai dog!
A simple extraction - if that is all that is required - is definitely only a one day procedure - done in morning , home in afternoon.
Anything more - I really can't be certain.
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unlikely to be cancer in 2 year old dog
What breed is he? You say mixed - but what does he look like? Terrier? Flat faced?
It is not unusual for dogs to have 'extra' incisor teeth - most often retained deciduous teeth.
These teeth - especially if damaged - should be removed.
can give more informed opinion with pics
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The permanent secretary of the city administration, Khachit Chatchavanich, inspected the triage centre in Dusit district today (Saturday), which will only accommodate children aged 5-12.
He said that the communicable disease committee of Bangkok is concerned about pub-restaurants, a number of which do not meet the required standards and may pose a risk of spreading COVID-19.
Does the CDC think many children aged 5-12 frequent these sub standard pub-restaurants? ????
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41 minutes ago, BritManToo said:
Looks more like a photo in a shopping mall to me.
(From the Xmas winter theme background)
A billionaires' home probably looks like a shopping mall to most of us normal folk
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I do not wear a mask in my home, nor do other family members. I will usually mask up to receive deliveries from mail or Kerry - but that is more to show respect to them.
Media beat up.
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On 1/4/2022 at 9:09 PM, kickstart said:
The video you posted is of a 6-7 month old Charolais bull in a proper holding crush ,that will not be difficult to do .
The pictured bull was actually a (sedated) Hereford.
You are correct that most cattle here are Brahman type cattle (Bos indicus) . In my experience, they can kick in all directions with all four feet - almost at the same time! I am sure they have better temperament here because they are handled much more than those I dealt with in Australia. They mature later than European breeds, so are unlikely to become too much of a handful until after 2 years of age.
in response to the op original question - there would be no benefit in running steers unless you were growing them beyond 2 years of age. -
28 minutes ago, pseudorabies said:
I have nothing helpful to add to this thread but after reading the thread a few days ago I've been peppered with Animal Electro-Ejaculator ads while on this website. My wife is beginning to suspect that I'm some sort of deviant as we live in Bangkok and don't have livestock. Is anyone else getting this?
Finally, is this a good brand? I don't want to get stuck with a faulty electro-ejaculator.....
Well, the pictured EEJ has a ram probe with it , a real man would need a bull probe!
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There are pet shops at Chatuchak market that may be able to help you. If you cannot find your Norwegian Forest Cat - you will definitely be able to purchase something much more exciting. Last time I was there, they had Caracals for sale, 20kg of wild cat - that will really get the neighbours talking (or running?)
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19 minutes ago, Meat Pie 47 said:
tell that to the parents of the 17 months old baby who died in South Australia
Seriously now! Hardly relevant here.
This unfortunate death was of a young baby who died with Covid. Her actual cause of death is yet to be determined. The rest of the family was vaccinated and asymptomatic.
Let’s not get too hysterical here.
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24 minutes ago, NicholasTH said:
A lot of people are thinking with their dick rather than with their head nowadays.. omg stupid indeed stupid..
<deleted>. I am married - monogamous - am not chasing pussy (or a*s)
I want to experience life. Not hiding in a cave.
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4 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:If there is no difference, why the restrictions? Anywhere, not just Thailand.
This was sent to me by a friend in the UK, published in The Times:
by Rod Liddle, his predictions for 2022. Here are a few excerpts with his forecasts for the virus.
March
Sage announces the discovery of another new variant of Covid, which it calls Rho. “This is the most dangerous we have yet faced,” an ashen Susan Michie tells the press. “It is almost impossible to detect as it has no symptoms whatsoever.”
April
Antivaxers march on Downing Street to protest that a disproportionate number of their kind have died in the past two years, claiming “medical discrimination”.
June
The entire UK population now has the Rho variant. Scotland and Wales are under permanent lockdown. Asked what the point of this is, Wales’s first minister, Mark “Charisma” Drakeford, says: “Better safe than sorry.”
September
There is jubilation when researchers at Oxford develop a vaccine that protects people from contracting an entirely symptomless disease.
November
The successful rollout of the Oxford vaccine against nothing whatsoever leads Nicola Sturgeon to announce that vaccinated Scottish people can henceforth meet other vaccinated Scottish people, but only singly, masked, up a mountain.Love it!
I understand there may be a risk - but we have risks with everything we do
on a selfish perspective - I did not retire , to spend my life (what’s left of it) in lockdown or in hiding - I want to live and enjoy ????- but if I die - meh ????. So be it.
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10 minutes ago, Phulublub said:Let it rip....once, again, what happens when the health sytsem collapses?
Vulnerable isolate...ok. What about people they live with? Or who care for them? Or those who live with those who care for the vulnerable?
MANAGING the speed of transmission, by everyone taking sensible precautions so that eventually we will all have had it, but there is capacity to treat those who need hospitalisation, both for this and for the normal every day reasons. Why is this so difficult for some to understand????
PH
If the health sytsem (sic) is truly in danger of collapse - this should send a clear message to the Government in Thailand to stop their ridiculous practice of hospitalising or 'hospiteling' all positive cases. Let asymptomatic and 'normal' infected people isolate at home. Leave more space for people who really need help.
Sounds like a simple concept to me.
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3 minutes ago, ozimoron said:"Realist" or not, the world is going away from "let it rip".
People who are not fully vaccinated can only leave home for three reasons: medical treatment including COVID testing or vaccination; for essential goods and services such as groceries; and to provide care to a vulnerable family member or person who cannot support themselves.
Unlike previous lockdown rules, unvaccinated people will not be able to leave home to go to work or for exercise, Mr Gunner said.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-06/nt-covid-numbers-michael-gunner/100741026
What is going on in the Northern Territory is hardly representative of 'world' reaction...
The pandemic response in many Australian States and Territories has been ridiculously excessive - and futile
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time to 'find' a few ferraris and sell them
Doctors Recommendation
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You will need many specialists to cover all of these needs.
Or maybe just Wikipedia