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Yes, and the same applies to their entry to the Philippines, which is where they were bound.

Perhaps punning on "gay" and "happy".

Those images were not censored on the messages my daughter read this morning, sent by her classmates, around 6.00am. The victim was in her class at school.

Blackman AKA Pussy Galore

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My wife has a sister married to a European. Our two families exchange gifts at Christmas. There are no other relatives who celebrate Christmas, it's just another day to them, so no gifts.

The Great Escape. I must have watched it at least 20 times. My kids could recite every line when they were teenagers. If anyone has a link to it dubbed into Thai, I would really like my missus to see it.

I think Western Union has an app that will let you transfer money without visiting one of their kiosks. https://www.westernunion.com/th/en/mobile-app.html?cust_src=organic_search

And never will ???

You owe her nothing. Kick her out, or move away. There are plenty of good women out there who would be happy to find a nice guy to take care of them.

Update: Now at 0.485, almost back to the buying price - yippee!. On the other hand I've had 269% average profit on some TRX bought between 2021 and 2023. I just play with a few hundred dollars for fun.

Lifelong supporter of Labour here. I think it's disgusting that the PM can't find a few minutes to meet this lady and listen to her grievance. What is he scared of?

The question is now moot. I found a good deal on a Honda CRV auto at Manchester airport, just under 1,000GBP for 30 days, including full excess cover. Topic can be closed.

As I've said before - I opened my Wise account whilst living in Thailand. Wise will not issue cards, physical or virtual for Thai accounts. I wish they would, it would be a great convenience for me.

Not available. I was already living in Thailand when I opened my Wise account.

Not available if you opened your account in Thailand.

Just to clarify. I can't use Wise to pay online shopping sites (Lazada etc) or to purchase flights, as these sites require card payment.

I keep a GBP balance with Wise. I enter the amount due in THB and send it. No need to keep a THB balance. Takes a few seconds to arrive.

I pay for wine orders, car insurance, maintenance fees, health insurance and a few other thing using Wise, and I don't have a Wise card (not available for Thailand accounts). You just need the name and bank a/c details of the vendor and add them as recipient then send the money. Wise provides a reference for the transaction, which you can copy and send to the vendor to confirm.

December 1 was a Sunday.

I will be visiting the UK for a holiday with my wife and daughter from mid March to mid April next year, and I will need to rent a car for 30 days. I can drive stick shift but, having got used to automatics for the past 20 years here, I much prefer automatics. However, in the UK an auto ICE is at least 50% more expensive to hire than manual. Electric cars are available at around the same cost as manual ICE cars (e.g.- 750GBP for EV compared to 1,200GBP for ICE) so it makes sense to go EV. I believe that charging stations are plentiful in the UK, so I'm not concerned about that. I have never driven an EV and I will be getting off the plane and literally stepping into one (looking at an SUV Jeep EV). So my question is: Is there any significant difference in driving an EV, compared to an auto ICE. What do I need to know? Any advice is appreciated.

I seek out movies or series which have a plot she can follow and I pause the action, occasionally, to explain things that she may have missed due to the language gap. If she or I need to take a break to brew a cup of tea (her) or pour another beer (me), or even answer the phone, I hit the pause button until we are settled down to watch again. At the moment we are watching a lot of Agatha Christie whodunits. She loves it when she guesses the identity of the murderer before me. We are 68 and 56, so not of the tiktok generation.

I never get tired of these ...

I was told It's Ma'am as in charm, not Mam as in spam or Mum as in chum.