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Lately I've found that meat from the supermarket whose name is like a water plant/flower'ssss does not keep for very long. I'm less than 5 minutes away and the meat goes straight into the fridge. 4 days max and it's not looking or smelling good. Chicken seems to spoils quicker than pork. The missus says just to wash it and it will be OK. I say you can eat it but I'm not touching it. Even the dogs won't touch it. I've had food poisoning twice in my lifetime and that was twice too often. Good way at losing weight but not very pleasant. I've found local wet market to have better meat but then we go there at 4am. It certainly appears fresher and not previously frozen like some in Lotus'sss. (Woops shouldn't mention their name).
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Did you know this about 7-Eleven (Thailand)?
Korat Kiwi replied to george's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Compared to convience stores in NZ, 7-11 is fantastic. Here they're open all the time, prices are the same no matter what branch you go to. They aren't a rip off over supermarkets. For example in NZ you could pay say $1 for a 1.25 litre of Fanta in a Supermarket . The same drink in a convience store will be about $3.50. I like it here. Most 7-11 have the same or similar set up so it's easy to find stuff. All good! -
Yep she sure is hot. I'm still doin it tough with no air con. Multiple cold showers throughout the day and a fan. It's night time I find the hardest. Room sits at around 34 till about 1am. Over night low 25 if we're lucky. The fan doesn't do much but circulate hot air. But on the bright side, all my skin pores are getting a good clean out. Reminds me of time in Mogadishu early 90s. Freakn hot and you sweat all day every day. I've never drunk so much water in my life. I suppose that a positive too. Still trying to get missus hooked on getting an a/c and the room insulated properly. Would be a godsend in this weather.
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Was in Mega Home (Korat) at the end of last year. Can't remember what I bought but at the checkout, the lady said in perfect English 'Thankyou for shopping here and have a great new year'. I was blown away and commented that her English was very very good. Had I been single, I may have visited that store a bit more often after that. She was very easy on the eye and lovely personality. In someways agree with the OP.
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Procession brawl in Chiang Mai leads to hefty 75,000 baht fines
Korat Kiwi replied to webfact's topic in Chiang Mai News
Boys will be boys.... Mommy can you please pay my fine? Little brats can do anything they want with very little consequences to themselves. -
Where are the women on this site?
Korat Kiwi replied to eumenades's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Where are all the women on this site? Those that know better stay away I'd think. Suppose that will be most of them. And it's safer for them to be in the 'closed women's forum' IMHO. -
So Luxon is visiting... Oh yay! The 2 smiling clowns are going to get together and accomplish the same as usual.... nothing.
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Tourist visas are not free. The printout from the Thai Embassy in Wellington NZ is correct. Visa exempt / visa on arrival is free. 2 different visas.
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Non-O retirement Visa renewal
Korat Kiwi replied to Nowaythatsreal's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
My gut feeling is that the IO knows full well how the system via an agent works. As there are perceived back handers, perhaps the IO does not want this to stop? I agree with another post, apply for a non O visa back in your home country and follow up with the Retirement side of it on your return. Maybe via a different office. -
No reason why not. My missus has Thai and Belgium passports. She was using Belgium one in order to get into NZ easier. When we came back to Thailand she initially used the Belgium one but switched back on one of my visa runs to Vientiane. So it's possible.
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My last and only scam to date revolved around PayPal. Long story short: Won an online auction. Guy wanted payment via PayPal. I didn't have a PayPal account but was told easy to open. Started the process to join. Received email stating all good. Then another email stating Seller had incorrectly put sale price with additional transportation charges. Requested that I pay the whole amount then will be refunded transportation fee. Contacted 'real' PayPal and found it was a scam. Seems like nothing is safe these days.
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Where have all the doggies gone?
Korat Kiwi replied to rexpotter's topic in Plants, Pets & Vets in Thailand
Like BE88 suggested. Has the Chinese population increased in the area since you were away? -
April alcohol sales set to double, spiking road accidents feared
Korat Kiwi replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Most likely last year's stock being sold to unsuspecting tourists... Yes hansum man, Thai beer always taste like this! -
Yes, the forward assist bolt. 5.56mm round and a very lightweight rifle. Good for close combat not much else. I never got use to the sound of the spring in the butt as it reloaded. Horrible twang sound. Sounded like a toy. The old SLR, now that at 7.62mm had a bit more of a whack. Damn heavy though. Not really suited to close combat but was used. I like the sound of this new laser weapon. If it does as its portrayed then if I was the enemy, I'd be very worried.
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I also believe that there is no actual allocation of overhead bin space, however you would think it logical to store your kit above your seat. Safety or security blog say to store it above the opposite seat so you can keep an eye on it. I've seen people but their kit in the first available bin, which I think only exacerbates the problem further along. On the odd occasion that a bin directly above my seat is full then I look to put my kit 'forward' of that position, so I don't have to 'fight' to get to it when deplaning. Not 'really' a problem.
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Interrogation at Suvarnabhumi
Korat Kiwi replied to Peabody's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Sounds a right biatch at Immigration. Probably on a power trip. I'd likely go to different IO and ask questions. As the stamp says 9 May then that's when she has to be out by. What does the extra paper say? I hate when they force you to sign something that's not in your native language. That's just wrong. Who knows what it says. Or go see a visa agent... They probably have come across this before. They give a lot of advise for free too. -
Cheers for that.... I was thinking second hand as in used, not new!
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Back in the mid to late 80s, several Physical Training Instructors (PTIs) in the NZ Army were pushing creatine. Mostly for those doing weight training but was available to anyone. Can't remember the costs from back then but it wasn't expensive.
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I don't understand the meaning of this post, can someone please enlighten me.