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16 hours ago, Yellowtail said:
Is the bummer about the joint accounts that you do not get online access? I know we don't at BKK and Krunsri.
We do at KBank in the village.
However I am sure that it is a joint account and not an either/or account.
I will have to talk to the branch ladies and to the call centre to confirm that and make sure that it becomes an either/or account.
I wonder if we can keep the same account number, or whether it would have to be closed and a new account opened?
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9 minutes ago, mfd101 said:
You have to have a will in your country of origin and a trustworthy and competent executor there to manage the transition and the longterm support to your Thai partner.
And if you have no assets in your country of origin, it is a little easier.
If you are receiving a state pension that dies with you.
If you are in receipt of other pensions you need to contact your pension provider and whoever sends your pensions to Thailand (in my case it is Wise UK) to make sure that your widow still gets your pensions. It may mean rerouting the pension to a bank account in your wife's name only, and NOT to a joint account in both your names, just in case the joint account gets frozen, and your wife has no access to any funds.
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22 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
That doesn't give the boyfriend the right throw bottles and and angrily approach him brandishing a knife. If he was asked to intervene by the girl's father, it would have been his business.
And it certainly does NOT give the policeman the right to draw his gun and kill someone.
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2 hours ago, Gandtee said:
Thank you.
It was my pleasure.
I am sorry that I couldn't come up with a proper solution.
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10 hours ago, Gandtee said:
My profile picture covers the X to exit the message. I'm 90 so not as sharp as I used to be. How do I move my profile picture? Good night
Messenger for me comes up in Facebook as a separate icon. I looked this morning in settings under Display, Scale and Layout, selected 100%(recommended), but I still couldn't find the exit button. In the end I simply closed Google and restarted it with something else.
I went back to Display, Scale and Layout, and reset mine to 125% where it normally is,
I am sorry that I cannot help you better than that.
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1 hour ago, Gandtee said:
My profile picture covers the X to exit the message. I'm 90 so not as sharp as I used to be. How do I move my profile picture? Good night
I honestly have no idea. I will look in the morning and see if I have the same problem. Good night to you also.
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2 hours ago, Gandtee said:
Sorry to labour a point. This is a screen shot of showing why I can't close messages after reading or relpying without reducing to size to 33% and then going back to 50% as Jaywalker helpfully suggested. It's so annoying. There must be someway to get back the whole messenger box that includes X to turn off the message. Not delete it.
I am 79 and I have a similar problem with Messenger and Chrome though I use Window 10. In the end the easiest way I found with Messenger was to close the Chrome browser and restart it. The messages stay in Messenger after I reboot Chrome, but Messenger stays closed.
I don't like Messenger as, at least for me, it is nothing but a big PITA. Luckily I only get 2 or 3 messages a day in the mornings, and I don't bother with it until the next morning.
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On 1/23/2024 at 2:01 PM, retarius said:
It is a good law because it prevents people who control the media from participating in elections.
It doesn't and didn't stop the military who own many national radio and TV stations in Thailand, from before the last coup until now.
If the military own many national radio and TV stations in Thailand, they should automatically be disbarred from politics.
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14 hours ago, Ricardo99 said:
Land of Smiles my ass.....Land of Knives more like.
Perhaps it is, where YOU live, but not necessarily the same in the whole of Thailand.
That is the same as saying if 1 teenager is stabbed in London, the whole of the UK is over run with teenage knife fighters.
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5 hours ago, steven100 said:
you are late to the party as usual .... we quoted the Falcon 10X .... not the Falcon 10
as everyone knows except you ... sorry for the mistake.
Too many things to do TBH, and ANN is the last thing to get around to.
I normally open the topic and then answer each post (or not) in turn instead of reading them all, then going back and looking for the one or two I want to answer.
It's an age thing.
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12 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:Go Trump, go. Revenge will be sweet.
IMHO,
Definitely Go, Trump go.
Go directly to jail for the rest of your natural life, but make sure that ALL your fines and dues are paid as well.
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35 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
Nonsense. 13,000kms?
A Google search showed this information.
It is powered by two Honeywell TFE 731-2-1C engines, providing 3,230 pounds of thrust and a full range of 1,520 nm. The Falcon 10 also has exceptional performance, with a maximum payload of 1,975 pounds and maximum cruise speed of 490 knots.
1520 Nautical Miles (Nm) = 2815.04 Kilometers (km)
Not quite the same as 13,000 kms.
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7 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:Is that the sound of sabres rattling that I hear?
With IMO nutters like that in charge it's all but inevitable that the nuclear clock just ticked forward a minute or two.
In an invasion by either side, whichever side looks like losing is likely to go nuclear, else why have them at all?
I knew a guy that served in BAOR and he said it was accepted that their life span was measured in minutes from the commencement of hostilities.
I was with the RAF in Germany during 1973 to 1976 and we all knew that IF hostilities broke out, we also would have had a short life span.
But so what? We were all volunteers.
I was proud to serve the UK for 25 years, but at 79 with a wonky knee and a bad back, I don't think I would be of much use nowadays.
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On 1/20/2024 at 7:59 AM, Hawaiian said:
At the conclusion of this conflict, whenever that is, Netanyahu should step down before being soundly defeated. Instead of being hammered with accusations of a disastrous security lapse on his watch he can claim how he destroyed Hamas. He can also announce that his job is over and will now leave it to someone else to lead Israel forward. I can hear the snickers now. Never happen. Comments welcome.
IMHO both sides leadership are as bad as each other.
Again IMHO Netanyahu and his entire war cabinet and whoever is in charge of Hamas and all of his war mongering leadership should both be brought before the ICC in the Hague and charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity.
I think it may be possible for President Biden to pull the plug on the Israelis and get the Iran leadership to do the same on Hamas.
The downside to that is that IF Trump can stay out of jail long enough, the spineless yapping dogs of the gop, may back him to win the next election in the USA, or they may not, as a new younger generation of voters are coming along and from what I can gather, are not too happy with either big party.
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13 hours ago, impulse said:
She was the beneficiary of the people's money that she arranged to pay him.
Big showstopper.
Not only that, it goes to her ethics, and what other ethical tenets she'd be willing to cast aside. Clouds every case she's ever been involved in.
How about the ethics of Donald Trump?
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16 minutes ago, Kinok Farang said:
Not really.
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On 1/20/2024 at 8:32 AM, bbko said:
British, luxury??
Why not?
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On 1/19/2024 at 3:44 AM, flyingtlger said:
If I was the father, the would be rapist would not be alive.....
And you would be in jail for a few years and then deported, most probably banned from Thailand for life.
What good would that do for your family?
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1 hour ago, Chris Daley said:He was only on his third bottle of cough syrup and a few rounds of glue sniffing.
We should all bow to your superior knowledge as you must have been on the scene at the time and given the truck driver the benefit of your complete medical training.
The alternative is a very poor and sad attempt at humour in a situation where a person has died and others were injured.
However your post is at the abysmal level that I have come to expect from you.
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17 hours ago, RichardColeman said:
And this nation of driving experts want high speed trains.
The trains are not the problem.
It is the stupid drivers who HAVE to race the train and be first, that are the problem.
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19 hours ago, brianthainess said:
How on earth did he get stuck on a crossing?
I would think that the truck could have got over unloaded, but with the makro on the flat bed, the body sank a bit. If the rail track was raised then there would have been a slope, and normally 3 axle trucks are only 1 axle, 2 wheel drive using the middle axle for the driving wheels. If they get lifted clear, and the truck is balanced on the front (steering) wheels, and the third axle is not driven, then the truck cannot go forwards or backwards under its own power, and is therefore stuck.
The train having nowhere to go but on the rails, would had nowhere else to go but into the truck. Trying to stop a perhaps, 200 ton train, is not quick or easy, hence the collision. The train driver probably thought that the truck only had to move maybe 10 metres forwards or backwards, not realising that the truck was stuck until too late.
I feel sad for the train driver and his family and the crew and passengers on the train as it really was not their fault.
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14 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:
Update on the number of israeli military killed in the conflict since October 7. I doubt any numbers of Hamas fighters killed would be able to be verified, so I'll leave that for someone else to post.
The Israel Defense Forces has published the names of 529 soldiers, officers, and reservists — many of whom are local security officers — killed during the ongoing war with Palestinian terrorists since October 7, mostly on the border with the Gaza Strip, with at least 193 during a ground offensive in the Hamas-run territory.
I am sad to hear that anyone has died in this pointless, pitiless slaughter of either side
I can't call it a war because it isn't.
It is pointless mass destruction and slaughter by armed people on both sides inflicted on unarmed helpless people on both sides.
Or I could call it the same as @JingThing keeps throwing at me.
It is war.
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Empowering Thai women in international marriages: TWNE’s Hua Hin event highlights widowhood challenges
in Hua Hin and Cha-Am News
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My biggest problem at the moment is contacting my private pension supplier.
They have sent me the online contact form to fill in but I have tried for 3 weeks and failed every time.
The response from the robot is that it does not seem to like that I only have 1 phone number and it is a mobile number.
After 4 tries yesterday I sent the robot a sarcastic and snotty reply which will take 2 working days (sound of hollow laughter) before it is responded to by a human being.