Liverpool Lou

That's just your opinion!

Absolutely right.

POAs cease on the death of the donor.

Many people already do, what's your point?

How many turbo's does a bi-turbo engine have ? Same as a twin-turbo engine but the bi-turbo swings both ways.

Which parts are you having dire problems getting and which parts "cannot even be ordered" anywhere?

You're considering buying an obviously modified used one? If you are, I'd be more concerned about the quality of the mods, the ride and the subsequent difficulty of moving it on after you've had enough of it than whether it was "any good" when it came from the factory.

None will be better than the other (if you follow the recommended service schedules), they'll all be the same. Just get the one that you like best

Although what you're saying is most likely true; Wise does impose this limit. It is true. "Wise" isn't a bank and that's one reason why Wise is not God's gift to everything financial as some posters (not referring to you, necessarily) seem to believe.

It's because her attacker agreed to pay the negotiated compensation. Perhaps he didn't find the prospect of prison that attractive, given an alternative, and didn't want to risk trying to negotiate it down.

It wasn't a fine, it was negotiated compensation paid to the victim.

...after the sexual assault by the drunk Indian, not before it happened.

Where has it been stated that "the life of a person burned to death is worth B50k"? The Indian in Pattaya negotiated the agreed B200k compensation.

Only if it is successfully negotiated by both sides, as in this case.

There's no limit on bank to bank transfers, either.

That is misleading. No Thai bank will reject a bank to bank credit to a customers account from another bank solely based on it's being over B50k ($1,375). That amount is insignificant and it would be ridiculous. Even with very large amounts, there is no limit to the amount that can be credited to customers' accounts. Large (or unusual) credits in may result in the bank asking their customer for details of the transfer before it is cleared but the funds would not be returned to the remitting bank based on nothing more than the of the amount of the transfer.

Contact their English-speaking call centre and ask them, the number's on the card.

My experience was similar with Bangkok Bank when I needed to update that information; a local "mall" branch were happy to do it to save me the trip to the Head Office.

However at some stage in the coming weeks and months, as the UK and the world slowly acclimatise to the accession of King Charles III and Queen Camilla As I said, Camilla, the Queen Consort, has never had the title of, nor been referred to correctly as, Queen Camilla.

How could you ever know whether he was "allowed" on the plane or not?

How could you ever know whether he was "allowed" on the plane or not?

Camilla has never had the title of, or been referred to correctly, as "Queen Camilla".

Don't forget that his "new wife", Diana, was very familiar with adultery having practiced it herself.

https://aseannow.com/topic/1262213-makers-of-browser-privacy-extensions-fear-the-end-is-near/?do=findComment&comment=17409250 I haven't been send any unsolicited mail in the years I've been using it. You don't think that all the other browsers are not dong anything that link suggests Brave is doing, do you?

"All three surviving victims remained at a hospital as of press time. Don Hu Lo police said they would interrogate all of them to find out why the deceased woman was in such a hurry. It was unclear what charges would be pressed". My guess is that no charges will be made against the dead woman driver.