Skipalongcassidy

Note to self... if the systems are not user friendly and reliable they are no good.

The banality of this discussion is that being a sporting event "bigot" is misleading the responders. Each team has its followers which could be called bigots... the broader concept at play here is it ok to be a bigot in the world scene... everyday life... and the answer is ______... BUT is it ok to express your bigotry in a public venue with total disregard for anyone else at said venue... the answer is "NO". Freedom of speech has nothing to do with it... respect and decorum is implied along with your individual freedoms based on societal norms... IMHO that's where the "public" has lost their way... and quite frankly they have been mislead by their hero sports figures... no matter which sport.

When it is broken down to specific areas... in this case the USA... some temperatures are up and some are down... so for you to say that it is global is misleading... global is all inclusive and the facts are that it is not a global trend at all but rather is a locational phenomena.

The "spin" as you put it is by the activists... it's about power and control

The facts debunk this report as false... the 1930's were far hotter... the 1970's were far cooler...

Don't the police have to show up in order to "crack down"???

So was Darwin...

I see that 3 (so far) are confused by this graph... probably dems or activists... It shows that the high temperature that we are experiencing today are just part of the continuum and it is not "global warming"... https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/not-climate-change-causing-heat-waves-this-summer-explain#&_intcmp=fnhpriver_19

It is not an "extra foreigner fee"... it is the "fee"... just because the Thailand attractions, government, or whatever or whoever give Thai nationals a discount should be of no concern to you... it's a perk for Thais

In is my opinion opinions are like a--holes... everyone has one and they all stink especially in broad generalizations and are a stain on the very name of human existence.

Another case of getting caught out and trying to cover it up with the old "we did nothing wrong mantra"... "it's all a misunderstanding"...

He read it... just can't seem to comprehend what he reads...

If your employment is terminated during your stay in Thailand then your employer needs to give you a letter to this effect which you can take to the labour office to cancel your work permit. You need to do this on the same day that your employment is terminated. The labour office will give you a receipt for cancelling your work permit which you need to take to your nearest immigration office who will cancel your visa with immediate effect. They will then issue you with a 7 day permission to stay which is intended for you to tidy up your affairs in order to leave Thailand.

First you should read the entire report... you can "break the lease" with 30 day notice... however the lessor has the right to keep the security deposit(s)... that is to say that they cannot force you to live there and pay rent for the lease term... however, there are obligations on your part and walking away early involves also walking away from the security deposit(s) that are put in place for just such a breach of fulfilling the entire contract... that's the part that you do not understand... security deposits help protect the lessor from both physical damage to the property and monetary damages for unfulfilled rent... you are damaging the lessor in a monetary way and now you want to further damage them in a physical way... grow up!

If you plan to stay in Thailand full time your best option is to stay married and hope that you don't get caught not living with your wife for the next 3 years...

Probably not even rated for 1 ton... and brake failure is typically due to lack of proper maintenance

I will check this out...

Thanks... one thing tho... it's not about keeping the rent money flowing... we have a 2 year lease for an amount that does not change with or without the 2 additional "guests"... and we do not mind doing tm30's for the guests even if it is an additional pita... but we cannot supply a rental agreement as required because we do not have one.

The problem comes into play that as the owner I must include a copy of the rental contract with the tm30 application... as aforementioned we have no rental agreement... they are guests of the person that we have the rental agreement with. They are all farang... I am farang... my wife is Thai

My wife and I own a house that we lease out... currently there are 3 people living there but only one is on the lease (which is ok with us)... we provided a TM-30 for the leaseholder... is it required or even legal for us to provide a TM-30 for the other two occupants as well?

You are breaking the lease ("for other reasons")... are you paying out the term of the lease that you agreed to... I think not... you just want to walk away with no obligation... security deposits are put in place because of people like you... renters who damage property and renters who break the lease... a lease is a contract for a specified period of time and for a specified amount of money... it's not something that you can just walk away from "for other reasons" because you want to without satisfying the lease terms. Grow up... fulfill your obligations... you made them.

HAHAHA... again with the typical liberal left response when they are caught out.

You know that... how?

They merely got back to Constitutional Law and restored the states rights concerning abortion... you are still allowed to murder them if you live in a state that permits it.