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Sadly you seem to be living in an area where the costs for foreigners are well and truly inflated.

I do not know whether you are living there permamently or not but if you are not it may be cheaper to move somewhere else for the month or so before.  You will probably find it a lot more affordable.

Although this may not be what you want to hear do not forget Thai mothers have been having babies for centuries and the Government hospital may be a lot cheaper but the care is good.

Sheryl should be able to give you some advise.

As far as I can see she has nothing to be ashamed of...wait I will get my glasses.

Seriously......a pretty girl and customers do like something to look at.  Does not make her a slut.  

I suggest sending a PM to the poster...Sheryl who can put you on the right track.

Good luck...you have an interesting few years ahead.,

Sad...I recall there was an accident with a previous Children's Day display.

I guess this wil end them which will be a sad loss.  I still remember he aerial displays when I was young (not in Thailand) and the oportunities to actually sit in a Sabre cockpit and be told how to fly...I was about 10 by the person who flew it for real.

Having DNS troubles with 3bb in Chiangrai off and on today

1 hour ago, NancyL said:

Actually, the average age of CEC members is right at age 65, so many come here before age 65.  Companies like Health Care International will start new policies up to age 75, but the cost will be more than US$2300 per year.  What MalandLee proposed simply isn't workable from an actuarial standpoint.  There's a reason insurance becomes more expensive the older you get.  The Thai gov't health care system is stretched to capacity already.  The last thing they want are to open the flood gates elderly foreign retirees who are paying something like the 13,300 baht/month proposed by MalandLee.

 

Hubby and I went to Malaysia and investigated the 10 yr Malaysia retirement visa in December.  You have to have health insurance.  No option to buy into their gov't health care cheaply.  You have to purchase private health cover at the sort of prices Luther mentioned.  

MM2H (Malaysia My Second Home)

Well no but if I agreed based on a promise and a promise proved to be a lie would it be rape.  There surely could be no consent based on a lie

But what is rape....male or otherwise.  Does the consent have to be real...or can it be based on false promises.   If the promises made are false is it rape or not

7 minutes ago, Rc2702 said:

What's funny is it sounds like your implying something has gone on which is a very serious matter and not one you would casually address in a forum and on the other hand only a matter of an hour or so ago your discussing the legalities of work permits etc for digital nomads? Hope all is well anyway.

The internet is a very up to date media

Gay or not isn't rape rape.  Or cannot gays consent.  In which case it is rape as rape needs lack of consent.  Well there is consent which is not consent....so what would not be rape is rape.

Actually under thai law a parent inherits a portion of the property....50% in this case

1. descendants
2. parents
3. brothers and sisters of full blood
4. brothers and sisters of half blood
5. grandparents
6. uncles and aunts
7. The surviving spouse is a statutory heir, subject to the special provisions of Section 1635 Civil and Commercial Code.

The first step in solving a problem is to identify it  and admit it is a problem.

The second is to find where it is.

I suggest you stop posting half truths about the Convention.

2 minutes ago, SaintLouisBlues said:

I suggest you contact the Austrian government forthwith and inform them of that fact and your conclusions. I'm sure they'll be most impressed

2 minutes ago, SaintLouisBlues said:

I didn't say they signed up for it in 1951. That's when the Convention came into force. There's a nifty little thing on the Internet called "Google" that will allow you to search for such information

Austria 01 Nov 1954 ratified the Convention.  It did not have autonomy till 1955.

2 hours ago, SaintLouisBlues said:

It's irrelevant whether the Austrian people were consulted before the UN passed this; the Austrian government signed up for it. The UN did not impose it on Austria

There was not a real Austrian Government in 1951.   It was a Soviet Occupied territory.

Mobile crusher...park it on beach road... 

2 or three baht busses crushed should get the message over

At the moment the Thai law is that a business is not responsible for acts done by employees or contractors.  In other words the only one who wears it is the driver.

Been raining off and on a few days here

drunk at the time...admission made....driving vehicle..add charge to sheet.

She is here because the Thai Government wants her here to answer charges as does the court.  It is the duty of the government and police to ensure she does not leave the country or otherwise breach her bail conditions (bail is a conditional release...not a do anything you want card).  She has a full choice.  If she does not want supervision in the community she can surrender to the Central Remand Prison which will give it to her.

2 hours ago, Wilsonandson said:

Yingluck tweeted this picture on twitter to prove she was being followed.

Seems to have a lot of friends doesn't she.

a whole table to herself and one cup.

I have now lost the limited but existing respect I had for Obama. THe election has been done...His job is now to wnsure a smooth transition and this he is not only failing to do but deliberately causing dissent.  

Obama......The president who though only of him.

I am sure they would if an official request

Remember in Thailand a company has no responsibility for any  acts of its employees or contractors.  the only person you can sue is the driver.

It is interesting that BorKorSau was started in the many years ago just to put these bandits out of business.  There was a big problem with deaths and dangerous unlicenceced one bus company air con tour busses poorly maintained and trying to do as many hours as possible.  The government imported top class Mercedes busses and for a few years ran a top class service running these shady companies out of business.  they then licenced the busses to other companies under strict conditions.  Sadly those conditions no longer seem to apply.