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Really? @Daab unlikely you'll find anyone whilst in a Muay Thai hotbed. Why not expand your knowledge and skills by going to the local Muay Thai gym?

On a previous post the OP mentioned the young lad attends school, meaning he will be registered at an address local to the school. Each local "Anamai" clinic will have a full list of all addresses for their catchment area. If someone from that address has been to the clinic before, there will be a file for that address ( our local still only has hard copy files but are looking at computerising soon). Each time a family member goes there, I guess with house book, they will then be added to the file. My name is in the file for our address, I believe my wife showed copy of my passport along with her house book. My name is in our house book as father of our daughter. This was enough for them to register me. I have never been charged for any treatment although I did make a donation when I'd had a course of 3 chiropractic treatments.

Really? You obviously haven't read Stevey's recent posts. It is my understanding he is currently in UK. Not inconceivable for an expat in UK to check with those who have knowledge on this forum.

Indeed he did say that. However, he has also made it quite clear it is a joint decision. My wife would not have moved to UK if she wasn't married to me. That's not to say it was my decision and she moved against her will.

You clearly didn't read tge whole OP. He quite clearly gives his own reasons for moving. Also mentions he likes Korat.

Exactly. Look at the Jury system, for example.

Commitees have opinions.

Yes, if you interpret what I said correctly and not twist it. Let's face it, if things had gone the other way you'd have been all over the idea he was let off by bias in his favour. Myself, from a neutral point of view, am saying bias cannot be proved or disproved. Opinions are just that. Put the evidence in front of supporters of Boris, a different result would have occurred. That's politics. Plain and simple.

What? I've already seen it. That still does not prove, nor disprove any bias either way. It's still based on the opinions of the committee.

The best school is right outside your front door. I don't understand why people want language lessons while residing in the country of that language.

Indeed. Based on their opinions. Still waiting gor you evidence as requesting in my previous post.

An opinion of the committee. No one will ever actually know for a fact if their opinion is correct. That is another opinion. Again, something no one can call as correct or not. Do you have evidence to the contrary?

I remember telling some Thai folk that most streets in UK don't have a house number "13". They thought that was strange. Every country, many people have their superstitions. Why not just let them get on with it?

I didn't disagree. I pointed out this topic is about a named ex prime minister. Not someone who has been officially ranked in an imaginary league of best or worst. Just a fact. That's all.

I guess, due to the lack of a link from a credible source, that's just a personal opinion.

Wrong. Please read the OP. It's about Boris Johnson.

That sounds more like medical negligence. I know of a few people who have very successfully transitioned.

You say " gender cannot be changed" The subjects in the OP, just as everyone else around the world, have been proved (almost definately) to have gender defined in the brain. The majority of us have been fortunate enough to have genitalia to match the brain defined gender. So, you can't change the brain. Something else must be changed.

Depends which reports you listen too. On the day she and Boris resigned, it was reported she already knew she had been removed from the list.

Presume all you like. That was the deal.

It didn't have to be. Remaining in the union kept the monarch as head of state of Scotland by default.

"We?" I believe it's up to he next generation. The process in 2014 was a " once in a generation" opportunity.

But we do know. 55% to 45% to have a prime minister, and monarch as head of state.

So, an independent Scotland would have a PM?. I would have thought they'd want a President.

Scotland don't have a Prime Minister and never will.