Celsius

Normally I don't usually book business class, but this time I did. It was a particularly long travel from Toronto to Hong Kong and then to Bangkok. Even with more comfort, ever since I got back I have a pain in my right leg calf. Could this be a blood clog or deep vein thrombosis? I should say that since I was born I always had problem with my right calf.... usually I would get sudden cramps and it was always a but sensitive. I would especially notice this during a foot massage. In any case, if things don't improve and I go see a doctor what should I ask for? Will ultrasound be enough or should I insist on MRI, which I am not to keen to do due to fasting and prep that goes with it. Thank you in advance edit: there is no discoloration and the leg does not seem swollen

I just realized she did a song with Tilly Birds. If you don't know the band, you probably heard it at KFC as they used to play it on the loop

Are you done? Do you need a tissue?

And they say daily mail is trash, yo

Sailor explained this so well. I think he's a bit delusional with Bitcoin, but he's definitely smart enough to explain the scam in simple terms. Got some respect for him. Might even buy some Bitcoin.

You will get skinned alive with a 3rd party shipper. Also be aware of potential brokerage fees.

Is Thailand still using the vaccines from yesteryear because in the west they adjusted them for new variants. If these still old vaccines then why even bother?

It's a promo rate, but I can put money into 1-5 year GIC term that pays 5.20% at the moment and have that rate guaranteed for the next 1-5 years. The money is federally insured for 100,000 per account. So if you have 500,000 just open 5 different accounts.

So what. I live in Thailand.

I opened HSBC savings account in Canada and they are paying me 4.75% interest. I could literally retire on this money of I sell my property.

I would not keep my money there for the simple reason they can ask for additional documents at any time and hold your money.

Okay... here

Received it this very moment. It doesn't look anything like visa, but I'm happy. Timeline for anyone that cares. Submitted November 9th Documents approved November 15th Delivered November 28th

115,000 a day? That's impressive

Wise asked you for access to your bank account? Beware of being scammed, bud

Some.... Like 0.1% and none in Thailand

What you upload a picture of your passport which is required, the application automatically fills all the biometric information. So, how did that happen?

Yes I doubt any insurance would pay for this anyway.

So if a enter Thailand on visa exempt and meanwhile my visa gets approved, can I exit to say Laos and use the non o evisa issued in Ottawa and get 90 days? How is this evisa issued anyway?

Thank you for your reply. Not in Thailand at the moment, but I live full time in Bangkok for the past 10 years,

I always had a mild scoliosis since I was a kid. However, I am scared now that I am getting older it will get worse. I am already noticing some changes and pain when I sit and my body being more curved because of belly fat, Is surgery for mild scoliosis an option? I guess it would cost a fortune in Thailand.

I have been staying in 5 bedroom council house with my deadbeat hubby and 3 children. The government just cut my allowance by 50%. Thai visa poster. Get a job. You. Very bitter post. The UK government kept providing the allowance. Why should she now get a job?

I am not new to Thailand.

I had a buddy who "invested in celsius". He was actually bragging on forums about his almost 1 million dollar investment bringing him almost $800 weekly. Very good return during low interest rates. I actually have forum posts with his bragging, but I am not sure if allowed to post here. Now he is broke and hence me adopting this user name. A genlte reminder never to be a loser like him.

It is not an investment. It is a gamble. It was a good gamble in the past, but this stuff will be so regulated now that 10x, 100x will be pretty much impossible. Easy money.... it's done. It will be like Thailand real estate. Easy to buy, hard to sell.