Ralf001

At home - Outlaw Brewing showdown IPA. At a bar - Leo #8.

Insurance will want both set of keys to consider a theft claim.

He left her the bike with keys and book. Theft ?

The dealership is taking the <deleted>. The price will not have doubled in 9 years. I'd ask for a cost breakdown.

In 2013 a 2.5 belt change was 9.5k. https://aseannow.com/topic/640368-timing-belt-change-mitsubishi/

What a load of cods wobble. I fill my pickup until the bowser goes click and stops.... then without resetting the pump I will fill the fuel drums I have in the back... each until the pump goes click and then stops. According to you those extra fuel drums are empty !!

Am sure you can work it out.

PM sent.

Picture are supposedly from the Kanchanaburi news website. They were posted on another Thai forum. I can PM you the pics if you want but yeah... dead naked girl warning.

Picture of the naked corpse I have seen suggest there was very little butchering and dismembering.

I can only assume there is no Farang prisons in Thailand.

"ATMs can vary in price ($2,000-$8,000), but typically the average new, freestanding ATM machine will cost around $2,300-$3,000, and a used ATM will generally cost between $1,200-$1,800. There is also an installation fee to consider, which normally runs $200-$300, but many business owners find the installation process to be relatively easy and choose to install the ATM on their own." https://www.liebermancompanies.com/how-much-does-it-cost-to-buy-atm-machine/

Hua Hin seems to be a popular spot for foreigners to kill their girlfriends. Is that EX- TV moderator (Stein Dokset) still in jail ?

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=current+head+of+immigration+in+the+Royal+Thai+Police

Boy Air & Sound.

15kg bottle delivered to my house 2 weeks ago was Bt.370.00. so 15b increase plus 370b... next delivery will be 420b !!

English is fine only laptop. Google translate works great as well with the firefox plug in.

most certainly but I did not know that fee is 200b. I thought the 200b fee was when using a foreign card in a local ATM.

Ive never heard of someone paying a 200b atm charge in Thailand when using a Thai bank issued card.

you carry the savings passbook given by your home country bank ?

I just leave, ive not time for that <deleted>.

How does the US bank force Thai banks to lower their advertised fee's ?. Or does your US bank reimburse you the money like other (some) baks do ? FWIW the Thai banks will be getting that 220b... maybe not directly from you but you can bet you last dollar they are not waiving their fee's for nobody.

Yeah the girlfriend buys pork and rat meat from the markets... also some other unidentified meat as well.... Might be dog.

A lot (most?) street food vendors I see do not accept "transfer" or have a QR code to scan for payment. Bricks and motor shop's on the other hand. I get really infuratiated when some <deleted> whips out his phone to make payment because it takes them for ever to unlock the phone.... then scroll through the menu a few times to find woaht ever app they use..... then wave the phone around over a printed QR code... finally it works. Really if one is goIng to use thIs payment method HAVE YA <deleted> PHONE UNLOCKED AND THE APP OPEN READY TO USE................YOU STUPID <deleted>.

Cannot see street food vendors willingly sign up to digital payments as that will expose them to the tax man.... Cash on the other hand. I don't think it is laziness at all.