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Okay Jingthing. Maybe I'll try again. But if it still doesn't 'Float my boat'..............I'll hunt you down 555????????

I got through season 1. But gave up after 1 episode of season 2.

You'll need to pay money to the police for them to do anything. Try to forget the 4000B and move on. You're not alone.

Be careful with fights/pushing around, in the classroom. They might grt out of hand. I had two M3 students squaring up to each other. Just as I was moving towards them, one got out a knife and stabbed the other boy twice in the gut. Kid with the knife ran out. The other boy just stood there shocked. I carried him to the school nurse, then went back to the classroom to calm the other kids down and reassure them about their friend. No Thai teachers in sight. Shock, and the seriousness of the situation was starting to set in as I got back to the teachers room. The boy spent three days in ICU but thankfully, he recovered. The one who stabbed him was allowed back in the school after his parents paid the medical bill. After a couple of weeks, I was told that the director was grateful to me for not talking to the authorities about the incident. Let's be careful out there.

The clue is in the header........Sukhumvit, Soi 3.

If you're ever up in Bangkok, You can get 4x Sidegra 50mg for 120B from the pharmacy at Foodland, soi 5, Nana.

If you use the deterrent spray there's no need to close off any areas to protect pets.

And play crib, dominoes or bar billiards

I had the same problem. I used a 'Rat Spray' available on Lazada. Just spray it around the engine bay, Concentrating on the rubber/electrical parts. I haven't had any more problems. I think the reason rats are attracted to the plastic and rubber items is because soy bean is used in their manufacture.

The 'U' turn where it happened is 500m from my home. Drivers making that turn are usually trying to beat the on-coming traffic and crossing 3 or 4 lanes. My guess would be that his heavy left foot got him into trouble and the car started to 'Fish tail'. He lost control and found a tree. The tree that he hit isn't far past that 'U' turn.

I've got the Redmi note 11, just the base model. Great phone, no problems with it and the battery life is very impressive. I got it on my True contract for 2000b.

I know someone who's used up all their tourist stamps (3 per year). They have a Laos passport and have been told that they won't be able to enter Thailand again. They've always used the same land crossing point in Nakhon Phanom. I have 2 questions, but I feel I already know the answers, I'll ask anyway. 1) Would it make any difference if they used a different land crossing point? 2) Would crossing by air make a difference? Any advice would be helpful.

I blame Larry Grayson........."Ooh! What a gay day"

Cactus, sadly gone. It was always great fun and Cactus Johns food was outstanding. Cocktail Bar next door was also a lot of fun.

You can also look forward to parting with up to 260B for a lady-drink.

Ok......Thanks for the quick reply Joe.

Would the same apply to a Laos national living in Thailand, with a Thai daughter?

She has an excellent relationship with her daughter. So that's one good thing.

I think her main problem is going to be a lack of funds. This is why I thought an agent might be more........flexible. Would getting a new passport help in any way?

All available as far as I'm aware.

Yes, she's on very good terms with her daughter and her ex in-laws.

Thanks for your post. Do you have any contact details for the agent?

I have a friend who holds a Laos passport. She's lived in Thailand pretty much all her life and for the past few years she's been getting back to back tourist visa stamps in her passport (Not allowed, I know). The Thai authorities have now told her that when the current visa stamp runs out, she must return to Laos and will not be issued with any more tourist visa stamps. She has no family in Laos. She was married to a Thai man (Only at the temple. Not legally), but they separated many years ago, after having two children together. Her name is on the 15 yr old daughters birth certificate. Her daughter lives with her ex-husbands parents and aunties. She doesn't work. She's supported by friends and family. What are her options? I've suggested she go to Immigration at Chaen Wattana and talk to an agent to see if they can help. Any advice or suggestions will be very much appreciated.

Lotus's's's's near my home. Disabled parking bays have been taken over by taxis. Mother and baby parking bays taken over by food vendors.

As far as I'm aware, it should always be done at a hospital. I pay 600 baht for mine, which includes blood samples and a quick look up and down by the doctor. But as this is Thailand, it really depends on how they feel on the day.