Posts posted by chickenslegs
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Not in central Pattaya, but Bang Saray/Sattahip - Missus tops up the tank with diesel every few days during the school run (4 stations to choose from en route). No problems and hardly any queues.
In normal circumstances we usually try not to go below half a tank, but now we try to stay above 75% full - that should give us about 600km if the worst happened.
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My wife opened her own Wise account using our address in Thailand. I can send money to her from my Wise account, or from my UK credit union account (in GBP). She can choose to keep GBP in her Wise account or convert it to THB and send it to her Thai bank (or pay direct for school fees, and other bills). The amount she receives will keep her below the tax threshold.
Unfortunately, our Wise accounts are based on our Thai address, so the upcoming changes in May could scupper our arrangement.
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Normally, I don't believe a word that Georgie utters. But this one could be true (from 1 week ago) ...
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Canterburytalesguesthouse/posts/7103563926429895/

RIP Bob. I never knew him but, from the facebook comments, he was obviously well liked.
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I've had the same thing twice - only with Flash.
Delivered to the security guard at the village entrance, but shown as fully delivered.
Shown as fully delivered at 23:59hrs, but was delivered the next day.
I guess that they have their target delivery times and try these tricks to stay within those targets - maybe there are penalties if they don't.
TBH I didn't complain. These guys get paid a pittance.
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4 minutes ago, CallumWK said: This topic is about Trump claiming the US has been in talks with Iran, which Iran strongly denies.
Who should we believe: The President Of the United States of America, or the mad Mullah of Iran?
That would have been an easy decision in any other era - now it's 50/50 at best (IMO).
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Possible to add an stop valve outside the water tank?
in DIY Forum
Sounds like you need a non-return valve (check valve) on the line which supplies your tank. So that the water can't return to the supply.