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Farage is a protest vote, something that needed to happen. Reform have a lot of work to do to prove themselves, and 4 years is not a long time. They are in a position of trial in 10 local councils. All of them will be required to show real improvements, for the party to be accepted as a credible alternative to both Labour and Conservative.
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Report Thai Senators Oppose 956 Million Baht Parliament Renovation Plan
Surasak replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Chinese anyone? -
Huge Wind Farm in North Sea Halted because of cost
Surasak replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Wallis and Gromit have more sense than this dumb nutter. If he had the brains of a rocking horse, he would still be stupid. He and the other nutcase Reeves, have wrecked the UK economy between them. -
America Is Already Great Innit Mates
Surasak replied to Lewie London's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
The US of A is a big country with 50 states, but to refer to it as united is a bit over the top, to say the least. Laws on just about everything differ from one state to the next. Its like trying to nail jelly to a tree. Yeah, so it a great country, but like so many others, it has its fair share of nutters. Something to upset a few. I count my luck stars I have never been there, and to be honest, really don't ever want to. -
"as you get older things start to grow on your body....." I wish that were true!😉
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Advice?? Bank accounts on death
Surasak replied to rasalvaje's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Personally I wouldn't use a Thai lawyer to write my will. I walked away from two, who insisted they had to be the executor. I might be cabbage looking, but I'm not green. There is no reason you cannot write your own Will, and have it witnessed. Just ensure the bank books are not given to the police, no matter what they threaten. -
Transport Double-Deckers Banned from Risky Roads After Tragic Crash
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
A double Decker bus stood at its departure point, then loaded with passengers is a harmless entity. Then a driver sits himself behind the steering wheel and starts the engine. The double Decker has now become a vehicle of MASS DESTRUCTION! -
Bangkok Bites Back: Register and Chip Your Pets by Jan 2026
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
And therein lies the problem. It is most definitely a country wide problem, not local to Bangkok. But, if you feel the need to spread the disease? -
Report Thailand to Test Nationwide Emergency Alerts on 50 Million Devices
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
No doubt it will be set off between 3 and 5am. "Now hear this. Now hear this. This is your Captain speaking. I suggest you get your emergency kit and head for the hills." Won't apply to me. My phone shuts down at 10pm until 8am. I hate it when my beauty sleep is interrupted! -
Bangkok Bites Back: Register and Chip Your Pets by Jan 2026
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Only in Bangkok! How long will it take to get around to the remainder of the country? Just another law to be ignored no doubt!? -
Report Thailand Waves Goodbye to Costly Scout Uniforms, Eases Parent Woes
Surasak replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
"How expensive could a child's uniform be anyways?" Think of a family of 4/5! 3 kids uniforms on B400/day income, can be expensive. -
I sympathies. It now takes longer to drive to the immigration office, since they moved, than it does to check the paperwork and have the passport stamped. 15 minutes tops from being called to the desk, everything checked and passport being handed back. I leave and then don't bother for another year.
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Sounds very much like life being made difficult, just for the hell of it?
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Thanks for that get out. I first came to Thailand well over 30 years ago, just for the fun on my holidays. Almost everyone I came in contact with spoke very reasonable English, so no real necessity to learn Thai. When I moved here on retirement, my wife and many of the family speak English. Where was my incentive to learn Thai? Most Thai eateries make it very easy to order food and drink, so I won't starve. If I should need to travel on my own, there are many Thai people willing to help should the need arise, and its a bit late in the day now, so I won't bother now.