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If you have an AIS phone, connect your TV to the WIFI. Download AIS Play app Call AIS and request a password, they SMS you immediately. It’s free, for AIS phone users, but there are additional packages, give them a call and ask for a trial. You get all the Usual Thai channels, 1, 2, 3, etc .. hundreds of them. https://store.ais.co.th/en/ais-play.html?___store=en&___sid=s the premium Packages include Disney+ https://www.ais.th/disney/en/

Sometimes it’s quite difficult to find documentaries with Thai subtitles that appeal to the wife. This went down well.

15 Mins and free You need a request from DLT to provide a certificate of residence, so you need to apply for the license first. I used a little clinic by the big comprehensive school on Lao na dee road, the 50B certificate was 100B, he put a stethoscope on my chest for 10 seconds and signed it.

Do you have a date on that map? We know from history that borders were moved at different times in history. Perhaps I should have worded the sentence better. My bad. I am don’t claim to be any expert on the subject, I do know it goes back to the British empire interfering with borders, @spidermike007 came up with some even older treaties, but I know it’s not just a case of “dirty ragheads” as some members of the forum see it.

You could start by learning about the 1909 Anglo-Siamese treaty - This area was never Thailand.

BBC iplayer doesn’t produce a true 1080 file, just an upscaled 720. There is a 1080 from scene group darkflix (web-DL from iplayer) of red rose available but it’s a smaller file with lower bitrate (detail within the picture) than the 720 you might find on another site. The 720 file looks to be your best option.

Sorry? What is racist about this? I’m just referring to a local kid, a product of the tech college system, with no real knowledge, just rote training, straight out of the handbook. It may be derogatory, but there are hedge monkeys in every nation or race. What have Irish people got to do with Thailand motor mechanics?

I don't think so, what about that woman who was caught feeding the fish off the beach at one of the southern islands, I dont think she didn't get off with a wai. Whatever the fisherman did, he shouldn't be hounded out of his hotel and forced to flee. Thailand's Natural resource and environment minister should be transferred to an inactive post and the park rangers be sent on training, then all the tourist charter skippers in all the tourist port brought in for conservation education seminar. But like others have stated, its easier to go after the westerner, no loss of face.