NanLaew

TOT NT Mobile Thunder Net. https://www.lazada.co.th/products/thunder-net-nt-maxspeed-1-3-6-1-i2482654262-s8748605272.html? You'll thank me for it.

I had to call Vienna from the UK because Austrian customer service doesn't have any other phone number.

As an adjunct to this story, I was recently advised by NatWest International, a UK offshore bank, that "Thailand is a jurisdiction in which we cannot accept government documents from for providence." Says it all really. I always thought Singapore was squeaky clean, but they've had some recent, high-profile scandals that's lifted the lid on things in southeast Asia's 5-star fascist police state.

Yet more revisionism. So Netanyahu partially funded the 'peaceful' side of Hamas in Gaza in order to destabilize the otherwise ineffectual Mahmoud Abbas on the West Bank?

Indeed, the words "rag head" are a pejorative. Jewish isn't a pejorative. Black isn't a pejorative either. Does prefacing the above two 'labels' with the word 'openly' make them pejorative? In particular, is it anti-Semitic to 'label' someone as being 'openly Jewish'?

Hardly tell the "status of your battery". That just indicates static car battery voltage, while the main function is stepping down the 12V to 5V for smartphones. The OP needs to check if the battery's CCA (cold cranking amps) rating has weakened. That's the current needed to turn over the starter motor. Any competent battery shop will possess the gadget for assessing that. The dealership garage will also have it, but will charge more than a battery shop to replace it. TBH, if the OP's battery is 18 months old, just replace it. The current heat wave (and last year's above-average temperatures) have increased the 'kill' rate on car and truck batteries. My bro-in-law just replaced the battery on his Toyota ute and it's only about 2 years old.

You've noticed that they do that as well, eh?

It was the Hamas pacifist social Government that Israel initially worked with and funded . Hamas then formed a military wing who waged war on Israel . The Hamas military wing and the Hamas Government were two separate groups . Israel funded the Government and not the military wing , then the military wing seemed to completely take over And that schism in Palestinian government is due to Mahmoud Abbas's intransigence and lust for glory and not Benjamin Netanyahu('s intransigence and lust for glory).

Those aren't CAA members waving Israeli flags. Those are the less radical and more peaceful members of the Jewish community who are unafraid and have been taking part in this and previous peace marches because they don't subscribe to the fallacy of "hate marches" or Khan's "Islamification of London" under Rowley's "jackbooted Met".

Mornin' bob, how's it hangin'? Watched some streams of the latest "anti-Semitic" march in London on several news feeds. Unlike Mr Falter's "bottling" CAA, it was good to see that the more moderate Jewish groups are still not afraid to join these peaceful protests. It warmed the cockles of my heart to see that a keffiyeh-wearing pillock with a swastika placard got arrested by the Hamas-loving Met for being "openly ignorant". Where have I ever suggested that Mr Falter or any other Jew should "hide being Jewish" or that "Jews don't belong in London"? I hope it's not about my allusion to trains in response to @Wobblybob's earlier suggestion that they maybe they should truck Jews out of London during these protests? So many have wrung their hands in despair over that already.

But Gideon Falter is Jewish, indeed he is openly so. Unless his basal appendage is some sort of independent state, it is also Jewish. He has "bottled" on his previous claim that he would be out there protesting THIS weekend, so he has indeed put his Jewish foot in his Jewish mouth. Queue the indignant cries of, "Oh look the fake anti-Semitic poster has returned" from the frothy and overexcitable clique of forum wokery. The ones that can't tell their ant-Semitic arses from their holier-than-thou elbow. You know who you are.

Phone number? So it WASN'T the temples that made you set your anchor here.

It's called going through the motions. Sunak and Starmer are doing it in the UK right now.

I am.

25? Yeah.., right....

They're a bit overdressed for you, no?

Agreeed. Since it was promulgated by a Labour (Blair) government, I doubt there's much chance of a Labour (Starmer) government repealing it. So, I am looking forward to having my stab at the "frozen pension whinge" in about ten tears time.

Marginally on-topic but when it comes to any discussion of Thailand's innate corruption, NatWest International advised me yesterday that "Thailand is a jurisdiction in which we cannot accept government documents" for proof of domicile. Speaks volumes, eh?

This.

Hold on a minute, I still have a few years to go.

I totally align with your dream, as you cannot grow rhubarb in Isaan.

If I was you, I'd go on one of them high-end weight-loss health spa thingmabobs first, THEN I would roam the world, handing out fivers.

If my memory serves me, only those who seize power via a coup appear to have the right to abrogate an existing charter. It's how they protect their arses. In a more democratic society (I know, I know), the public referendum to amend an existing charter is the only legal way. Anyway, the point here is to seek a public referendum to gauge if the great unwashed can be bothered even want to go down the rabbit-hole of constitutional change (again). Does anyone know the Thai vernacular that equates with 'rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic' ?

Yes, pretty much the same result when you mistakenly select the "Extra Wash" button instead of the "Fast Rinse" button on a Bosch, front-loading washing machine.

Pack in checked baggage, use the Green channel. Sorted.