Boksida
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2 hours ago, jonwilly said:
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I got to know John and met his identical twin brother of who legend said was senior police officer for the Pat Pong district in BKK.
I met the Bangkok twin first. He had a well-run upstairs bar in Patpong (probably the best one of that type). It was called The Fire--- (-house, -place, -side; can't remember now, this was the seventies) and I think his name may have been Vinai. Never heard anything about him being a policeman although he was obviously well connected. I went to John's Place in the early 90s and mistakenly thought it was the guy from Bangkok. We had a mutually confusing conversation until we figured out what had happened.
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I was able to successfully register using the LINE app on 1st May (first day) and book an appointment for June 7th, which appeared to be the first available day. The app required the number on the back of the ID card as well as the front.
Other information which may be pertinent to my successful booking:
- Age 74
- Member of the Thai Social Insurance scheme
- Previous history at the local hospital
- The name of the applicant was entered as it appears on the pink ID card
- No mention of any fee
- Confirmation of booking by LINE app
- There is an option to allow change of booking
- Type of jab not specified but I believe the current plan is for it to be locally produced AstraZeneca
Anyway, good luck.
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I registered successfully via the LINE app although it took several attempts. First time slot I could get at my local hospital was June 7 and that has been confirmed as successful.
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It's at San Kampang
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I have been to the 1 Bar a few times in the last couple of months - very impressed with the food, service and hospitality.
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6 minutes ago, NanLaew said:
Have you used it to enable or get anything that a Yellow book would enable or get you?
I can't think of anything offhand where I have been required to use a Tabian Baan - maybe for opening bank accounts, registering vehicles etc? I assume any type of book would work for that. I can't recall ever having a yellow one so cannot comment on what the differences would be.
The original purpose of doing it dates back to the bad old days when Thai women married to foreigners were not allowed to own land plus a few other discriminatory practices, so it was useful to be in separate books.
As for your comment about Secret Squirrels, I have no idea what you are talking about.
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1 hour ago, NanLaew said:
Blue book: A non-Thai with PR can be included in a blue book that will typically have a Thai national identified as primary resident that remains in the possession of the primary resident.
This might not be true in all cases. My blue book (issued in 2535) has me listed as the primary householder with no Thai nationals involved.
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On 7/24/2016 at 7:21 PM, 888888 said:
Been here pretty much full time since 1970. I would estimate 43 years in country, well over half my life. Thailand is my life.
That's pretty much the same timing for me.
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How many coups??10 years +
years are boring, let's count Prime Ministers, I have 7 to date
10 for me, including unsuccessful ones. The first one I remember was the Prime Minister having a coup against his own government. Struck me as unusual at the time.
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Ask your Customs agent what is the current tariff for HS Code 8511.40.32, which is what I think starter motors come under. It used to be 35% of CIF Value and then there is 7% VAT on that as well.
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The best has always been considered to be the lady dentist next to Sa-ard electrical good store and opposite Seri Department store in Boonyawat Rd. She's very busy though and it might be hard to get an appointment. There are several others - you might get more detailed information if you post something on the "Lampang Events" Facebook group.
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I am looking for a Beetle gearbox/diff assembly if anybody sees one while they are looking for a complete car. Thanks.
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Do you know why it's called the cockpit ?
Yermanee
Nowadays, even this is changing. If it is an all female flight crew, the alternate terminology is the box office.
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What about the red pork? I remember some years ago a friend had a similar problem - kao ka moo, with the red pork. Missus said it was the powder coating rubbed on the pork before it was cooked to turn it red. Turned out she was right. But don't ask what, why and how. I don't remember - because it's so bloody rare. So that might be worth checking
I think the ingredient to get the red colour is ดินประสิว. Simon, I suggest checking out the allergic reactions to sodium nitrate and see if any of them match yours.
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G3 Auctions in Lamphun are listing 26 mini-excavators at their next monthly auction - not sure if any of them have rubber tracks might it be worthwhile dropping by there before 3rd August. I have had previous satisfactory purchases.
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L'analytic Water Work LP Tel. 053 410182-3 on Chotana Road have been in business for about 40 years and have a good reputation. My limited dealings with them have been good and I believe they can offer everything from drilling to final connection.
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The op needs atrash pump for his application,septic pumpers all use centrifigal which are not suitable for his job.
All the septic tank pumping trucks I have seen use a vacuum pump to fill the truck tank. There is usually a sight glass in the rear wall of the tank to check the level.
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I was quoted THB 21,500 (not incl VAT) for the Kingston USB 3.0 with EMS delivery in 7-14 days for the Kingston USB 3.0 512GB stick you are after from americanbest.co.th (Kingston agents in Thailand)
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wasn't it a shame that the magnificent Tim Horan, the IRISH stalwart of the wallabies wasn't still playing to save you getting hammered by the Lions.
Tim Horan was born and bred in Australia as was his father. Started his schoolboy career at a Protestant boarding school (Downlands) and went on to the Queensland Reds and the Wallabies. How do you get Irish out of that?
You've been caught out in a flagrant porky.
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There are several CNC machine shops around the Lamphun area serving the industrial estates there. Lathes, mills and gear cutters are available.
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This sounds like a golden opportunity for someone who is willing to buy the proper drilling equipment. Might even get a governemnt grant to finance it!
I wouldn't recommend it. Thailand has the highest population of water well drilling rigs I have seen anywhere. Many government departments have them - to name a few:
Department of Groundwater Resources (DGR)
Royal Irrigation Department
Royal Thai Army
Department of Health
Disaster Relief Division
EGAT
Department of Public Works
and so on.
Most of these buy a few new rigs every year and the older ones are eventually 'recycled' into the private sector. There are scores of independent contractors with rig fleet sizes ranging from 1 to 10 units. I know one Australian supplier who has sold over 40 water well rigs in Thailand.
The DGR publishes hydrogeological maps for the whole country using the data from thousands of well to show different aquifers and expected depths and yields. As far as I know, there is a DGR office in Amphur Muang of every province and they can be a good first point of contact to get information on specific areas and local contractors.
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what could he possibly have in common with a 15 year old?
people like this disgust me, someone should cut his dick off.
73-56 = 15? She probably has a fair bit in common with you.
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Pink id card problem
in Isaan
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I believe the first digit 7 is for children of people with a 6 first digit card born in Thailand.
My ID card number starts with 5, which caused enormous confusion when I first applied for the pink card.
https://thailandformats.com/idcards