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4 hours ago, webfact said:the Australian man was identified as MR. NAVALE LACHLAN
Gee havnt times changed, I remember when they were all Smiths and Browns lol!
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Why investigate? We already know the results. But if the real results were acted on, the country would fall into anarchy because there wouldnt be anyone to police it!
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Why didnt the Aussie just holla "break failure"!? Seems to work every time for Thais?
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was it cannabis again? lol
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Ya baa? I thought we had to blame everything on cannabis now? lol!
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4 hours ago, webfact said:
“getting the first shirt button wrong”
Easy fixed, shirt over head, buttons not involved! LOl!
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5 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:
For some folks when you get in deep you just keep getting in deeper as there is no way up and out. Digging a hole is what she did, and it only got deeper. Sometimes one just needs to fold and close-up and one day restart. Getting in over your head is never a good idea.
Same MO as a gambler.
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7 hours ago, harada said:
Thailand’s future, political or otherwise will be decided from far away, and unfortunately it will probably be more of the same same.
Yes Sir Les, I agree, The peoples votes may have been cast and counted but the big decision will come from elsewhere. Early days still.
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You send your dummy on flights and holidays? Oh no no no! My sex doll stays in the bedroom where she belongs irregardless what she says.
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4 minutes ago, NotEinstein said:
Assuming you are married to a Thai, how often does your wife 'make merit' with your hard earned?
More often than I like but she is getting wiser to it,
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1 hour ago, soalbundy said:
He is now known as pra crash bang wallop. As for money, temples obviously posses vast wealth. In my village there is a small well kept temple in the temple grounds, then they built a large teaching center for monks for 14 million Baht, next on the list was a new temple for services as the old one was too small but is, unlike the teaching center, still used by the monks, the latest is building a new hall (for whatever purpose), to do this they had to demolish a perfectly usable hall in the same place, I've only seen it being used as a dinning hall for 10 or so monks. Recently they bought four 3 meter tall 'monster guard' statues to be placed in front of the old temple. I saw that my and my wife's name along with other villagers have been commemorated in gold leaf on black marble plaques on the base of the statues so unknown to me my wife has contributed no small amount to buying these decorative monstrosities. They must be rolling in cash, some of it mine.
Yes its a perfect example of modern thai culture. I live in a very small village and yet we have something like 7 temples. Its 3 times as many as the population requires. And they forever have their hands out for some improvement of some kind. They are nothing like the temples you talk of but still too much for a poor village. They could knock them all down and build two big ones to well and truly accupy all the worshippers and more but then there would be no competition for whose got the biggest statue or meeting hall etc. They cant even follow the most basic of Buddhist principles.
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9 minutes ago, sambum said:noun : the killing of a large number of people.As far as I can make out from the post not on person was even injured!!!
Dont let silly things like the truth get in the way of a good story.
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7 hours ago, NotEinstein said:When did the rules change so that it is OK for monks to drive vehicles?
How does a monk, who are supposed to live austere lives, come up with 200,000 baht?
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2 hours ago, Jumbo1968 said:
Not blocked on the BBC site using 3BB Internet, I watched it earlier.
Hmm I like what he says but its early days yet.
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3 hours ago, HappyExpat57 said:
You want to investigate coral damage? How about tour boats dropping anchor straight onto coral, then killing more when the pull it up? Is that damned yellow submarine still going around in the Pattaya area doing the same thing?
What's good for the goose . . .
Sadly you need to have pics of tour boats dropping anchor straight onto coral or fishing boats throwing plastic waste overboard posted on social media before any action is taken. Shove it in our faces for everyone to see or it didnt happen.
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12 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:
OP...
1) You can get the Yellow Book in your name for your address - it involves hoop jumping and more work than getting a simple residency letter, so you may not find it worth it. BUT, if you go through the process, it will be there for you went you need it next time.
2) You can get a Certificate of Address from Immigration at Chaeng Wattana IF you have already submitted a 90 days report.
3) IF you have not been in Thailand for 90 days (in one spell) and can’t yet submit a 90 days port, then wait 90 days... OR, you may have to ‘bite the bullit’ and go through the process of applying for the Yellow House book (and pink ID card).
This part is not true - No work permit is needed for the Yellow Tabien Baan.
You will likely need (amongst others).
- MFA verification of Translation of Embassy Certification of your passport.
Visit your local Amphur Office and ask them exactly whats needed for your Yellow housebook as requirements sometimes vary and some offices are easier to deal with than others.
First I would visit your local traffic office to ask what they require. Some offices, especially in Isaan dont recognise the yellow book.
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2 hours ago, dingdongrb said:
reason for such a high ranking is that there's 36 million people in the Thai military.
And I think they are all generals arent they lol!
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On 5/27/2023 at 8:21 AM, bkk6060 said:Ha, yes sure until some conflict starts then they will beg the U.S. and others to help them.
Where does this rubbish come from John Wayne? Can we use Afghanistan, Vietnam etc as a good example here. You have to win a war for that to work. I know, yes you did win against Panama, but China is a lot bigger than Panama, look on a map. LMFAO!
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I have been living here in Thailand for over 20 years. Prior to that I was a frequent visitor coming 2 or 3 times a year for 15 years. I have family back in Oz including a daughter. Over that 35 odd years I have used Thai post quite a bit, especially when my daughter was younger to send her clothes toys etc. I also found it easier and cheaper to post stuff back to OZ rather than carry it on my travels. Only ONCE in those 35 years have I lost a thing.....one parcel sent to Oz never made it. Lost here or there who knows. Incidently I always used the cheapest post as in no hurry to have it delivered so long as it gets there and it almost always has.
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1 hour ago, Pouatchee said:
don't think it will be so easy to get considering how ultra conservative doctors are here in thailand and they already made their positions clear about weed.
There are also a great many doctors who are concerned about the road toll but dont hesitate to give you a health cert for driving licence without even seeing you lol! Money speaks the loudest in Thailand and will do for the cannabis crew (unless the alcohol lobby get busy with it)
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To report that the US has interfered in another country's politics is certainly nothing new, never has been and never will be, but nothing in this report sounds right??
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Sounds like a cry for help the only way he knows.
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This isnt a news report its an advert!
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5 hours ago, webfact said:
who has a net worth of US$14 billion
That is disgusting! I wonder how much influence US$14 billion gets you (influence in this case sounds so diluted and weak, maybe force is better)?
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Aliexpress much better than a few years ago
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I have used them quite extensively over last couple of years with few problems. Most deliveries between 10 to 14 days upcountry. There is no indication, unlike Lazada or Shopee as to from where in China its being sent from so time can vary. Like any of these sites it is essential to always read the reviews of a shop/product before buying.
Customs clearance is handled on the way. I have had to pay customs duty on only 2 out of 15 identical items over time, and that was when the orders final leg was by Thai post which was paid at local post office.
One trick to be wary of that caught me was because one time I didnt check reviews. I ordered goods from a store that in hindsight they didnt have in stock and needed to be brought in. The trick iis they order the carrier to pick up the non existing parcel which makes it a failed pick up on the logistics side. Now you know there is a problem as time goes by because still not picked up, but you cant cancel the order and start the refund process until a certain time period has passed (2 weeks I think) . In the meantime the store is hoping to get your order in and forward it before the time period ends thus leading to delays on your end.
Another problem I have had is with payments. Sometimes you need to clear all cookies before making payment otherwise a failure due to some security reason. Separate to that I have had problems with using a Thai SCB debit card whereas my Aussie debit card goes through every time. With the SCB card very 2 or 3 orders (every 2 or 3 weeks) they want to verify my the card with statements, ID etc causing a delay of a day or 2. This verification never happens with my Aussie card except when first using a new card replacing an expired one.
All in all I have no hesitation in using Aliexpress.