If you're in the ballpark with what you heard, I'd guess she actually said มีลูกไหม - Do you have any children?
If she was being insulting or condescending, which seems very unlikely from the context, she would have used เด็ก not ลูก
You can also register and pay your road tax online. If you haven't paid the compulsory insurance or done the car test, it shows you and won't allow you to get the tax until you've done the others. My private and compulsory insurance come up together a couple of months before the road tax so I just get them together. You can check it in the online system and once you've tested the car, you can pay the tax online.
Not disagreeing with your overall points. But you made your comment in reply to someone saying that in Thailand or the US people showing racist bahviour at a stadium would be arrested. You would also be arrested and banned at a football stadium in the UK for racist or homophobic behaviour. If the match the poster was referring to was in the UK, it would have been years ago. Sounds like it may have been Spain or Italy if more recent.
First ever recorded sighting of a Clouded Leopard at Yod Dom Wildlife Sanctuary, Ubon Ratchathani, caught on camera: https://tna.mcot.net/environment-1214822
Not if MFP are not part of the coalition. A new coalition plus votes from MFP outside the coalition would mean that they'd need far fewer senate votes. Then if there are MPs defecting from Ruam Thai Sang Chat (as sounds quite likely) and maybe even from PPP to Bhumjaithai, it's even more likely there'll be enough senate votes to see it through.
But maybe MFP have agreed to vote for the PM candidate of Pheu Thai coalition that includes Bhumjaithai even if they're not part of it. With promises made for later.
Think you'll find that in England you'll be arrested for homophobic, racist or other offensive behaviour. They will also track you down after the event. Try Spain or Italy.
Some deal of this nature has obviously been agreed. Even the political editors don't seem quite sure what the formula is yet. Has Move Forward agreed to vote to approve the PM of a new Pheu Thai coalition even if they're not in it? Will PT take the premiership of a coalition that includes the Democrats and Bhumjaithai, maybe with some defectors from the Prayut/Prawit parties? Will it go the way Chuwit says here?
Pretty sure Thaksin is fairly confident now of how it's meant to pan out.
There's talk that MPs in some parties may be ready to jump ship and go to new homes. Prayut was the only reason most of his party came together so now that he's stepped away some of those MPs are open to moving on. One faction could even join Pheu Thai, though it's rumoured more likely that they'll go to Bhumjaithai. Anyway it could mean more numbers for a PT coalition and as they wouldn't be in 'military' parties any more, Move Forward wouldn't be expected to object to their presence.
Some hospitals, like Siriraj, have already announced that they'll be operating normally and not taking the holiday. Which will probably then lead to criticism of the ones that have followed the government's announcement.
Are you sure that you need her at the ampur if you have the court order already? Someone else has already suggested that you don't. You need to be together if you actually divorce at the ampur but otherwise will they only issue the certificates if you're both there? I suppose it's an unusual case where someone asks for and goes through with the divorce but then refuses to pick up the certificate.