Thailion
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It was also revealed last year that Pechey accused Thai police of extorting him, with claims authorities threatened to deport him and demanded $120,000.
Haha.....oh, the irony!
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Don't do it!!!
I can't say 100% but I am sure it will be pretty close....you will regret it.
Remove the tiles...have the base resealed (ensure it is properly sloped towards your drain) and then get the new tiles laid properly.
I wouldn't dream of tile on tile on the ground floor let alone the second...water has an amazing knack of finding those little, tiny hairline cracks!
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Another Aussie news source has said that a former surrogate agency worker has stated that the couple definitely knew of the condition of the wee lad as the 2 babies were in the same hospital and same room for 4 weeks after birth.
They also said that they knew before birth as aborting Gammy was discussed but the Thai lady said no...she will take care of the boy.
I would quote or link the source but I am not sure that I can in the forum rules. I will if a mod says it's okay.
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Thailion, on 05 Aug 2014 - 17:19, said:
I would like to know who named the poor wee boy??
Gammy is not a Thai word and if the Aussies named the boy Gammy then they are some sick 'bleeps' as Gammy means no good, damaged or useless in Oz.
Anybody know?
The Thai surrogates mother's eldest child, aged 7 years, is named Game. There should be a hint in that for you.
Thanks for the info...didn't know that. Cheers for the sarcasm as well...glad you found it necessary!
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I would like to know who named the poor wee boy??
Gammy is not a Thai word and if the Aussies named the boy Gammy then they are some sick 'bleeps' as Gammy means no good, damaged or useless in Oz.
Anybody know?
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"those of her unmarried spouse Anusorn Amornchat"
Excuse my ignorance but what does the above mean? Is she divorced?
Never mind...just googled it. It means common law marriage.
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Love the pink notebook!
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Hi JXXXL,
We have a group of expats that usually play every Sat. am at mostly Highlands and Maejo.
We use Thaigolfer to record all scores and keep your handicap. (It is based on the USGA system and all Chiang Mai courses are in their data base).
Oh....and its free!
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However, Pol.Sen.Sgt.Maj. Nopkrit Phonwattanathanakit identified himself to Khaosod as the office seen in the video, and denied that he did not slap the Russian tourist.
...sooooo...he did slap her then.
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2012
Total floats: 916,354
Made with banana leaf: 693,976
With styrofoam: 131,338
Other natural materials: 91,040
Source: Department of Environment Quality Promotion
Seriously....who counts these?? Or is it a number plucked from the backside??
Then there are the millions of firework debris, spent khom loys, beer cans/bottles and all other rubbish that gets dumped in the river during this festival.
In saying that I still enjoy this festival to say sorry for abusing the water by...of course...abusing it some more!
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I disagree semi...I think it has been changing (albeit at a snails pace) and will continue to change the more Thai move into middle class status.
The problem now is the majority of Thai fall into the lower class category (earn less than 15k a month, farmers, etc.) and don't pay tax...so the government aren't stealing from them.
On top of that the majority of the 'perks' (rebates, minimum wage, 30 Bht. doctor visits, subsidies, rice pledging, etc.) are aimed at this group which in return means votes...the 500 Bht. handshake also works well.
If I was in this category I know I probably would be voting for the ones that will make my life a little better...at least in the short term. (remember too, that this group generally are poorly educated and struggle to see long term effects.)
What I have seen in the 12 years living here that more and more are shifting from a lower class status into middle class and hence more and more are paying taxes.
In fairness I can only speak from what i have seen in Chiang Mai and cannot comment on other parts of Thai.
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Does this include the bill that is currently in the Senate?
No mate....the senate still gets to vote on that (maybe Monday). If rejected it goes back to the lower house where they have 180 days to convince the senate to pass it or an amended one or they do nothing and it becomes law after 180 days!
Next week could get messy!
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Saw the rare red eyed mileormore. A little brown bird that sticks it head in the sand and whistles outta it's ass, and you can hear it's whistle a mile or more.
Hmmmmmm...thought you went off topic there for a sec.
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Maybe they should talk to the met office, theres no mention of severe weather there.
In fact the 3 sites i checked suggest its going to be relatively dry for the next few days.
Exactly my thoughts...was about to cancel golf tomorrow until I looked at the weather sites and of course looked out the window???
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...and staying with that logic at least Suwichag's office would last 40 years!
In addition, the Democrat said he wanted to scrap the Bt40-million plan to renovate Suwichag's office as it was unnecessary.
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PM proposes reality show for brilliant beauties
Classic example of an oxymoron!!!
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she was reported to have stabbed over 20 times by the hired murderers.
Hmmmm....someone took the 'poke them' function way too literally!
On a serious note RIP to the manager whos life was snubbed out by the greed and stupidity of others.
She didn't die.
Siriporn sustained over 20 stab wounds to her torso, but was well enough to point out her perpetrator in a recent lineup.
Depends which story you read Chooka...in any event...whether she died or not my sentiment remains the same (possibly minus the RIP).
The arrest happened after two men had murdered the manager right in the office, she was reported to have stabbed over 20 times by the hired murderers. Police were able to identify and arrest one of the two murderers and the employee who had hired the hit man.
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she was reported to have stabbed over 20 times by the hired murderers.
Hmmmm....someone took the 'poke them' function way too literally!
On a serious note RIP to the manager whos life was snubbed out by the greed and stupidity of others.
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Police believe the attack was aimed only at Sarawuts since his assailant's weapon was new and still had a price attached to it.
Ohhhhhhh....okay then???
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On Us citizenship....can anybody answer do I automatically qualify for US citizenship if my Father is a citizen?
Assuming this to be the case can I then get my children US citizenship obviously after I get mine?
I lived in the States for 15 years but failed to apply for citizenship prior to leaving...I now have 2 boys that have never been to the states.
Is it as easy as doing some paperwork here to apply in both cases or am I barking up the wrong tree??
The US also has a physical presence test as well. So if your father is a US citizen, you would need to prove that he was a US citizen and that your father lived inside the US for at least 5 years (if memory serves me correctly)
Then once you have your citizenship, in order to give your kids US citizenship, you would also new to prove you spent 5 years living in US
On point I am not sure about, is whether you can use time spent in US before you received you US citizenship or will have to show 5 years after the period where you received your citizenship?
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Thanks CWMM...I will check that out.
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On Us citizenship....can anybody answer do I automatically qualify for US citizenship if my Father is a citizen?
Assuming this to be the case can I then get my children US citizenship obviously after I get mine?
I lived in the States for 15 years but failed to apply for citizenship prior to leaving...I now have 2 boys that have never been to the states.
Is it as easy as doing some paperwork here to apply in both cases or am I barking up the wrong tree??
If you have proof that your father is a US citizen then it should not be a problem for you. Where were your born? Do you have your birth certificate?
You say you were in the states for 15 years. What was your status there? IE: residency.
For your sons it might be a bit more complicated but you would need to get yours first.
Thanks ubonjoe...My Father lives here with me and has his citizenship papers, etc.
I was born in New Zealand and have citizenship in both NZ and Oz with all papers, etc.
I lived in the States for 15 years as a permanent resident but lost that when I left the States for more than a year. (Due to a woman!!! Haha)
My sons were born here and I already have citizenship by descent for NZ and Oz for them.
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On Us citizenship....can anybody answer do I automatically qualify for US citizenship if my Father is a citizen?
Assuming this to be the case can I then get my children US citizenship obviously after I get mine?
I lived in the States for 15 years but failed to apply for citizenship prior to leaving...I now have 2 boys that have never been to the states.
Is it as easy as doing some paperwork here to apply in both cases or am I barking up the wrong tree??
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McCormick sold them for US $5000 but Thailand paid US $27000 (assuming the exchange rate was 31 at the time).
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"People on pickup trucks WILL be banned from splashing water on public roads, in order to reduce the risk of accident occurring."
This will be as effective as "Thai people are banned from speaking Thai during Songkran!"
Caution urged for relaxing laws on foreigners owning land in Thailand
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I don't understand why it is so difficult.
You could have say 4 moo bahns (N, S, E and W) in somewhere like Chiang Mai where foreigners could legally buy and sell land and homes.
If they sell out and Thais want to attract more investment they can add (and obviously control) more moo bahns or cap it when they feel there is enough.