CharlieKo

On 7/1/2023 at 2:13 PM, Pouatchee said:

yeah and newbies who havent shown their true colors yet

 

really? you have some crystal ball as to what customs are up to? btw i write how i feel like so instead of trying to educate me just mind your own business. you wantr to give bad advice go ahead. as i said for the third time why try to risk bringing it when you can get it anywhere here... you are turning this into a witch hunt on opinions. why dont you book some tickets and go ahead and enlighten me on your travelling experiences. let it be and dont quote me again on this. i dont let go easily either 

you are being ridiculous. I don't think the OP is talking about bring with him from another country. It is perfectly legal to take with you on internal flights within Thailand. Done it a number of times and no one has tried to arrest me for it.

CME is the only place to trade uranium. Minimum futures contract size is 250 LBS. You would need around 14K USD per contract. So it's not going to be easy for a Thai to trade. 

1 hour ago, LosLobo said:

He will be no match for relentless Jack Smith, familiar with prosecuting other criminal presidents

Which Presidents were they?

If you have already mentioned the visit to Singapore in writing. Then your wife should declare the visit. For sure they will compare what you wrote with whatever your wife declares.

So next time you go to the local market, buy some fruit, and give your neighbour some of that fruit. Then see her reaction. Then you will know if she is sending you a signal!  

No

39 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

It's about the man who finally got Brexit done. The man who handled Covid extremely well. 

 

The man with no luxury motorhomes on his mother in law's driveway. 

That's the problem. Brexit was not done. He put the country in limbo. 

1 hour ago, Jingthing said:

Lies lies lies. Turn off the magadonian hate media!

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/california-bill-would-punish-parents-misgendering-their-own-children

1 hour ago, Jingthing said:

Feel the compassion and tolerance .

That is BS. 

2 hours ago, daveAustin said:

Both blokes, surely?

Indeed you are right.

3 hours ago, bignok said:

Mrs Robinson is a song.

You didn't read the OP then!   To quote

"When I was young, I enjoyed seeing this 50-Year-Old Mrs. Robinson leering at me, with her son sitting next to her, not having a clue."

I think you might find that sanded grout is cement with more sand in it than used for mortar cement. probably very easy for make yourself. 

10 hours ago, jumbo said:

The existing poles are poured in to cement/concrete, little hard to dig them out

The part that would look ugly, where I attached the 2 poles, cant be seen as we are adding earth to the land.

One meter in earth, consisting of top of old pole and bottom of new pole, and then 2 meter 'new poles' 

So break off the old posts without digging out the foundation, and start over from scratch. Your idea is going from bad to worse.

Remember you have to allow the new earth to settle trough the rainy season.

8 hours ago, VocalNeal said:

Why not the holes will line up.???? Asking for a friend.

 

But yes, we do need a photograph for aesthetic reasons.

About the only way it would work, would be to make a metal sleeve about 60cm long with holes drilled to line up with the holes on the poles. But it would look awful.

Besides the actual cost of replacing the poles for the size wanted wanted would not cost the earth. 

If the OP is thinking of bolting the poles to the side of the existing poles. I doubt the existing poles would support the weight. And would look equally awful.  

4 hours ago, jumbo said:

Or what would be an easier or better solution?

Just replace the poles with the size you want. Your idea of fixing two poles together will not work. 

Never lend money to a Thai. You brought this on yourself. You deserve all you get. Tell him you will not lend any more money. Tell your wife to stop being friends with him or divorce her. 

You have to get probate over the will. This document gives you the legal right to execute the will according to the deceased's wishes. If this includes assets in another country. You will need to apply for probate in that country also. Here in Thailand, you would probably find it easier to get a lawyer to help. 

So where is the link for this story?