Liverpool Lou

Not to mention the content of the rest of the post!

Leave him alone, he's intellectually....er, never mind!

You're ignoring the other option, that is, those emojis are a reflection of their opinion of your posts, not the state of mind of the posters! "...just the mental quality of the people". What is the "mental quality" of those who are so bothered by emojis?

"It seems that this forum has many members who's intellectually challenged" The irony!

From soi 4.....?.......Using the cut through to soi 2? Your words, not mine!

I knew you would know....555 LL on fire as per. Knocked a few balls around, so to speak, in my time...still do.

I agree. Although,, without mentioning any names, some riff-raff did get in there!

Ball in the Hand...gone? That went years ago, changed owners, went to Times Square basement, had a fire and was reborn as Hustlers.

What's all that got to do with ozone?

I'm soi 4 riff-raff and live in the Marriott....555 You'll get no argument from me about that!

What do you think that the penalty for attempted robbery, which is what happened in this case, should be?

Is being outside at 3am illegal? There are no curfews any longer in Thailand, are there?

What was "ignorant and rude" about this response... Well?

That's just your opinion. Please don't call me "Jesus", that's ignorant and rude.

Registering Overseas Divorce With regard to overseas divorce, there never has been the facility to register or deposit documents for an overseas divorce in the UK. For a foreign divorce order to be valid in England, under the Family Law Act 1986, the foreign order must be valid under the law of the country in which it was obtained and at the date at which recognition of the foreign order is sought – either of the parties has to be habitually resident, domiciled or a national of the country in which the foreign order was obtained. https://www.nelsonslaw.co.uk/register-my-overseas-marriage-or-divorce/#:~:text=In short%2C there is no,do so under UK legislation.

1. Yes, he can travel on his new passport, obviously. No, the IO at the airport will not transfer the stamps on arrival.

The Marriot probably doesn't want to encourage the Soi 4 riff-raff!

No. Why would the UK not recognise a Thai divorce following a Thai marriage...what's it got to do with the UK authorities? Maybe you married in the UK? Maybe your lack of clarity is leading to the differing opinions?

You are right I know.

All those who "rock up" are immediately denied whatever they want...best to arrive as a normal person without the swaggering.

No. Because he did not make that commitment!

Only if the applicant lives in the UK, doesn't apply for expats.

Yeah, that is what I said No you posted that it was a "straw man's argument", it was a straw man argument!

Obviously, they did last and they were not executed as the pilot has reported on what happened, after they were located.

Indeed. It was covered in one comment.