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thaibeachlovers

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  1. Unless they are also checking everyone on retirement extensions, one wonders why you got a visit?
  2. You are deflecting. You know very well that you could also buy all that from a human as well. I'm talking about having zero human interaction when buying stuff, because no human option will be available.
  3. RIP. She helped make life better for millions of fans. <crossy> Link added and modified thread title https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-63812952
  4. Why dangerous? I've had a few apart and other than being made of cheap metal I saw nothing dangerous in them. The switches often stop working so I just bypass them and use the wall socket switch when plugging something in or out. Obviously the cable is too light for high powered devices to be used though, but good enough for ordinary things.
  5. Lucky then that I bought a few universal power strips to bring back when I left Thailand. Otherwise I'd have to use adaptors with all my Thai appliances, and they ain't cheap.
  6. When I were a lad in NZ never saw a switched plug outlet. Common now and I imagine required for new builds. Re OP. Easy enough to get switched sockets now, from what I saw in the big stores.
  7. All you have to do is show them the British passport. How can you exit on a British passport without an entry stamp? NB Exiting immigration and checking in to the airline are two different things. The airline only wants to know that you can enter the destination country.
  8. If you entered on the Thai passport you can not exit on the British one as no entry stamp.
  9. Is that a requirement if a tourist staying in an hotel on a tourist visa?
  10. Were you not born in Thailand? If you were, the birth certificate should prove you are Thai, unless you gave up citizenship to become a US citizen.
  11. That's already covered by the law. Another poster already said it, but I'm just reinforcing. You can waste your money with a lawyer if you want. Up to you. As for land, if you give your wife money to buy it, she doesn't have to give you 50% when the marriage fails as you never owned it.
  12. I hope it doesn't catch on. It's now possible to go to town and pay for car park at a machine get money from a machine at the bank buy groceries using a machine and now purchase goods from a machine. So it's possible to not speak to a human at all anymore, and we all know how people don't talk to friends anymore in person- on a machine instead. What could possibly go wrong with that? Personally, I'm waiting for a solar flare to wipe out all the electronic devices and see the resulting chaos.
  13. Sorted it for you https://ro.co/health-guide/what-age-does-a-man-stop-getting-hard/ The answer to the question, “what age does a man stop getting hard?” is simple: it doesn’t exist.
  14. Way back when the pedestrian crossing lights on Beach Rd worked, I saw a video of a police car running the red light!
  15. Another fail by Pattaya administration. Have they ever done anything that hasn't made a dirty word of "administration"?
  16. I don't see anything about Australian weapons on that link, just a load of photos.
  17. All been explained before. Don't you read all the posts? IMO if Ukraine uses a US or British weapon to attack the Russian land, it's virtually a declaration of war by the US or Britain, and possibly WW3 ensues. Do you want everyone you know to die in a nuclear war? Also, if Russia was actually being invaded by Ukraine, do you think they wouldn't use nuclear weapons against them?
  18. Probably because they were developed over years, not rushed like that pfizer thing using "new technology" LOL. I did have 2 jabs, but not of pfizer and they didn't work either. I've had colds that were worse.
  19. I see you managed to shoe horn him into that. Just can't get over him, apparently, as keep putting him into as many posts as possible.
  20. Will you accept a coroner has medical qualifications? See my previous post.
  21. So do I, and I've heard on the news that someone died because of the jab. https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/475109/man-s-death-ruled-a-result-of-rare-reaction-to-covid-19-vaccine Dunedin plumber Rory Nairn died from myocarditis caused by the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine, a coroner has found. It is the second death ruled to have been caused by the vaccine. Get another dose regularly, OMG! The drug companies must be lovin' it.
  22. Wouldn't it be more to the point of being able to have someone to boom boom with? Unless you have a medical condition, why should you need a booster?
  23. I missed a few pages, but never mind, as seems to be repetition. If I'm wrong apologies. Lots of posters seem quite worried about living a day less, so into health checks and medications, or not, to prolong life to the very bitter end. While I'm no role model, isn't it more important to live life rather than worry about death? So what if I die before my father did? He was rather demented and a very sad man last time I saw him alive. I was quite upset at his existence, and he wasn't short of a few bob to be able to afford a good rest home.

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