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Yup, cant beat a tight hole. The sleeves have ridges which should grip well enough and unless you are disassembling the cabinet glue might be overkill. Just that I have some wood glue and although might not be necessary a dab or two certainly shouldn't hurt.

Thanks. She is Thai with a Thai husband so not sure why she is asking but will pass on all the information. Thanks again for all answers.

The bolts would , as you say , probably be better , but are the pre drilled holes big enough for the sleeves ? If not you need to drill out the holes and make them bigger before gluing in the sleeves.

Thanks for all the answers. Seems it's pretty much as I told her. State pension only for wife ( one off payment and need to reside in UK ) Private pension will need to be named as beneficiary on the policy and will be liable for UK taxes. Thanks. She is not married to a foreigner. Best dentist I ever had and pretty much retired now as only does work for her regular clients. She asked because she was curious about something but did not say what, probably asking for a friend.

Apart from what you eat , has the time you eat changed and if you skip a meal does it effect you ?

Maybe someone better informed than me can answer this question. Sitting on the sofa this evening a got a bing message on Line. It was from someone called Nok ? Don't know any Noks ? Thought it was a scammer. But it turned out to be my dentist of many years ( I'm her only British patient ) and once I knew that , I was ready to help answer her question which is. ( her words ) Is it true that the beneficiary of a pension does not necessarily have to be a relative or someone in the family ? A bit vague. I asked if it was a government pension ( old age ) or from a private company ? I thought if government probably need to be a relative but if from a private company it could be a nominee outside the company. She sent me this : ( private company ) Looks like a legit company so how should I answer her question ? Yes it is not necessary to be a relative if the pension is from this company ? Thanks in advance to any experts on pensions about which I know little.

Great interview with returned British soldier . Well worth watching to the end.

Or thieves stole the plug for the rubber.

At least his friend improvised one with a table cloth.

Wife sampled it all. But the best English food she had was my mums Sunday lunch with all the trimmings. Here she is in Witherspoons in Shewsbury on the way back from North Wales :

Good luck with that.

Spot on. Both my wives loved the charity shops. Couldn't keep first wife out of them !! The problem started when she got a virtually brand new , perfectly fitting pair of Armani jeans. After that I had no peace, We had to visit each and every charity shop within a hundred mile radius until she had a whole new wardrobe stuffed with designer label clothes and news. Back in Thailand she wore them all the time bragging to her friends how they had cost her a fortune but money was no problem for quality clothes.

One other tip. Tell your wife not to take any of her gold with her. Not wise to wear in the city. My former wife had a 2 baht chain snatched off her neck as she was getting on a bus. The thief was young and easily outpaced her. Cried buckets as well you might. I had frequently told her not too have expensive gold on show as people these days know the value of Thai gold. Had to learn the hard way.

Cockney are up there too

Wife loved the clothes shops in Manchester. Cheaper than London. Also took her on the tram then another buffet lunch in Manchesters China Town. She even enjoyed the motorway driving and at how far better they are than anything in Thailand.

My wife was lucky. It was early April and one morning there was heavy snow which settled for the day. Next day it was hot and sunny and all snow gone. We took the underground into London then a boat trip down the Thames to Greenwich. Lucky enough to see Tower Bridge closing behind us. From there was saw the Cutty Sark and Maritime museum. Then up Greenwich park hill to the Meridian. Coming down we enjoyed an all you can eat Oriental buffet in the old town. Great day out.

However we may feel about the place I have never yet met a Thai or Filipino who wasn't exited by the chance to travel and who overall, enjoyed the visit to see how the other side lives.

Find a good genuine car boot sale and take her there. I found that Thais I have taken there enjoy the bargains and get an idea of how to recycle unwanted household items. Bad time to be going weather wise. Might be cold and wet plus the early nights can spoil days out in the country so plenty of indoor excursions as a back up might be useful. One of the things my wife most enjoyed was snow ! Life long dream of seeing it and touching it satisfied.

To be honest , the thought of an old man coming down peoples chimneys and emptying his sack is a bit disturbing.

He sounds pretty hard core..

Normally , this takes place after the monks have already completed their door to door alms round. Once the votive offerings are collected the monks return to the temple and eat from the offerings. What is left over is then given to the village poor. Wife gives every morning and receives her benediction. Usually , it acts like my alarm clock.

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Yup, mislead by England's 6-2 drubbing of Iran , she put all her money on them to beat the USA. If only she had spoken to somebody English before making the bet , they would have set her straight.

I think you have misunderstood. They are not anally inserted. They just pin people down.

I bought a knife sharpener for 100 baht. Result...razor sharp knives. Have to be careful putting my hand in the cutlery draw afterwards as just rubbing against them slices into fingers. Way better than done by hand on a wet stone.