edgarfriendly

Did u sell that router?

which hotels have the best rooftop buffets?

Indicas are what she needs. short fat afghani plants not these racy local sativa tweeds

easy to say the pricing is out of your hands, doesnt make it true. and premium prices should only be for premium quality. anything else is greed aka a ripoff

while i appreciate the option as well as the responses given, 700 a gram is frankly a rip off. and to post your price list with zero reduction up to 8 grams is just laughable! if your price is 700 a g, why bother listing additional weights/prices?? 2 grams for 1400 3 grams for 2100 4 grams for 2800 5 grams for 3500 6 grams for 4200 7 grams for 4900 8 grams for 5600.... lmfao!! wish you luck but on principal i cant pay that sort of money for a herb i can now legally grow myself..

Links?

Id suggest asking at any water storage tank place you see, they usually carry a bunch of other stuff like boats/ornaments that you might not expect to find there

i was speaking/typing from experience. My son uses DTAC and has a better service/signal than I, so your website is sweet. though to be fair it all depends on many variables. I suppose the smart choice is to have all available options and compare ones self

can you list the advantage(s)? ive been unable to find any other than a 20/80 chance of local priced entry to national parks E2A - Advantages First and foremost, you will be granted a 'Citizen's Number' (You're not a Thai citizen of course but this is how it translates into English). You are officially in the system so to speak. This is an enormously valuable step forward for your life in Thailand and it's the next best thing to your passport when dealing with government bodies and private companies alike (e.g. getting public utilities such as electricity supply, telephone landline, or satellite TV and cellular contracts etc). It is often used as definitive proof of your lawful presence in this country. The Citizen's Number will go on your Driver's License for example (ordinarily, a passport number will be used on a foreigner's license). More recently it has been used as a de facto social security number for those working legally in Thailand. The prefix on this Citizen's Number is an important indicator of your status (see below). You will never again have to go to all the time consuming trouble and expense of getting documents issued that prove who you are and where you live, or similar documents from your embassy/consul (this is a particularly important money saver, especially if you're British, as your embassy charges grossly disproportionate fees for even the most basic of services). It saves you HEAPS of paperwork. Your days of queuing at immigration for a 'Letter of Residency' are over. It's worth the aggravation of getting your house book on this point alone. Many foreigners simply cannot understand the advantage of getting one. These are the people that are happy to be obstructed by red tape and officialdom at every turn. Yes, it's possible to manage without one but the combination of your passport, visa and Tabien Baan will eliminate nearly all of the additional red tape that is forced upon foreign residents. You will be able to open an account at any Thai bank, even those that ordinarily have the strictest criteria for expatriate account holders. With a Tabien Baan, you're taken much more seriously. Emotional value. The sense you are receiving greater acceptance in Thai society should not be underestimated. It's free. Crucially, for those with Thai family and/or children, a Tabien Baan is prerequisite if you plan on applying for Thai citizenship. Without it, there is no possibility of applying for citizenship, so for some of us, a Tabien Baan is something one has to obtain, no matter what. Disadvantages None...

AIS in the city, True in the North

ok, pm me or just post details here. thx

Amphur

Tabian lap long boot. At local amphora office. Child will need to speak/answer in thai and sign in name in thai on document.