CallumWK

The judge ruled they can't block tax renewals because you have an outstanding traffic fine, but that doesn't mean that the department that issues the fines can not come after you. And I think it is clearly mentioned on the receipt that if you not have paid on due date, that there will be additional fines added.

Only 2-3 times a day, because I hold it up as flushing the toilet cost money, but it's pale yellow. Over the years there have been different scenarios.

Bit strange this, since currency markets are closed during the weekends I thought. On Yahoo finance the baht is listed at 34.10 since the US markets closed.

It was because I don't consider myself a currency trading expert, neither am a crybaby which goes lamenting when they get a few satang less for their USD. Which one fits your profile?

Yes please, choose Myanmar, if we are lucky ther may even be a Myanmar forum where you can continue posting

Looks like you have no idea about it at all. How is PAYING the ticket related to safety?

I guess that hurts then

I must have missed how paying a traffic fine adheres to safety

Did you see, and do you understand the meaning of, the question mark at the end of my post? False accusations.........against forum rules

Yes when there are no people around the beaches obviously will get less polluted. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.

One woman indeed, which got caught, but the digits at the end of your post was probably the amount of people she registered?

I think that only happens in your head, but I notice that you are mostly absent from the forum, until there is a thread about THB exchange rate. Must be a very sensitive issue for you. I transferred enough money to Thailand to last another 30 - 40 years, so exchange rate changes don't bother me at all anymore. You should try it yourself, because exchange rates will change all the time, for the better or the worse, but it will relax your mind

I'm surprised Germany still allows to call it Christmas market. Where I come from they are now called winter market.

Time to find another pool boy

I think you just answered your own question. Because it is only partly dependent, so every USD move isn't fully translated in the THB exchange rate

What would be the going price for a 2 year old pcx or nmax?

Have a read here for a start.

So you have compared 172 currencies in Wise. How long did that take you?

Because the OP has never been to Chiangmai, he only lives in the memory of a PC

Of course I didn't, I leave that to the experts like you. I guess you have compared the baht to the other 172 currencies that are not in the index? I'm all ears.

Like I said already, the health business, like most other businesses, has gone woke. I'm sure you remember the times, even now, that you are advised to eat more fruits if you want to be healthy. Only a few years ago muesli was considered a healthy breakfast. A few years later, granola was considered much more healthy. Today both are considered the worst of the worst breakfast you can have. Time to take back our own lives, and lead it the way we want

Yes I can google that also. Fact is Yes, Herlda Senhouse, the second-oldest person in the United States, died at the age of 113 in November 2024:Yes, Herlda Senhouse, the second-oldest person in the United States, died at the age of 113 in November 2024: Doesn't sound as your grandad. Time to put another troll on ignore https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_verified_oldest_people

Sure, the oldest person on the planet died at 113. Did he also win the Aussie lottery like you claimed a few weeks ago? But more to the point, did he also let wokes decide what he could eat? As I said, my mom died at 92, my dad at 96, both died within 18 months of each other. They never thought about what they shouldn't eat, other than that they didn't use salt in their meals, and at the time my dad died the only medicine he took was something to lower his cholesterol.

And do you have any proof you wouldn't have made it to this age if you enjoyed eating what you like, within limits?

I also remember then be in Soi 8, when you could extend a 30 day tourist visa indefinitely, lol. My first retirement visa was 16 years ago, and that was done in Jomtien