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youreavinalaff

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  1. Why not quote my whole post and not just the bit that suits? In Pattaya one uses an agent. They will arrange banks deposits and addresses in Pattaya. Using a local IO is a different kettle of fish. You will need to live in the IO's duristiction.
  2. Indeed, and agents use fabricated lease contracts to show addresses. 90 day reports have to ne done using those addresses. The way to do it outside of Pattaya, an example you used, would be to use the IO directly. They would want you to be living in their duristiction.
  3. There is a difference between " fake" and " not legit". Fake is just that. Someone somewhere has stamped your passport with a fake stamp. Using an agent or an IO to get an extension by circumnavigating a particular rule, whilst not legitimate, it is deemed a correct stamp as details have been entered into the system as would a totally legitimate extension. We don't, as yet, know the circumstance of the OPS request. He may only be asking for guidance by an agent, thus he will need to use the office servicing the province where he lives. In any event, living in Surin and using Buriram office would not work.
  4. That's all very well, if the classroom has doors that lock. That would only likely be the case in air conditioned rooms.
  5. Why do you think you need an agent? The process is simple and the staff in Surin IO have been good reputation.
  6. How would you define a good school? Are there any schools that are good through and through? Government schools in Thailand must take 60% of their students from the local catchment area. These students are not required to take any kind of entrance exams. The remaining 40% will need to take the exam and will, usually, become the creme de la creme of the school. I have taught in a top 5 ranked school. I can assure you, once you get past the 3rd ranked class in each grade, the behavior is no better than the top 500 ranked school down the road.
  7. My father in law does not by organic fertilizer. As I pointed out in my post, he keeps chickens, ducks and fish. Lots of natural fertilizer being created.
  8. I can't see any connection between the post you quoted and your reply. You appear to be putting words into people's mouths to try and make your point more relevant. During my school years corporal punishment was allowed. I both witnessed it and experienced it. Speaking from experience, I disagree with most of what you have said on this thread.
  9. Then they should stop using fertilizer. For many years now my father in law has been organic. Chicken coops over the rice fields, ducks in the rice fields and fish too. Natural fertilizer being made every day.
  10. No. I have never admitted to such. Back under your bridge. You'll find more like minded people there.
  11. Then you clearly don't understand the idea of partnership. That's all I'm going to say. Any further conversation should take place at ground level. Not under a bridge.
  12. Because this thread appears to be about snagging rather than living with Isaan girls. All those sexy ansome men that pay for sex and boast they are Adonis. All these guys letching over university girls young enough to be their grandchildren. Sad really.
  13. I did. 22 years ago. Lovely in my eyes. Then and now. Best decision I've ever made.
  14. Where does it say "some"? Where does it differentiate between groups? "Thai people" means exactly what it says. Look closely and you'll see I asked a question. One that has not been answered yet. Thus, I have not made anything up.
  15. All of them? That's interesting. I'll tell my wife and her family what you think of them, even though you have never met them. It's no wonder some Thai's tar all farang with the same brush.
  16. Excellent. Then he can spend his holiday in detention. Great idea.
  17. Your use of the phrase " something better", when comparing government schools with private schools, is something I disagree with. I was an Englush teacher in Thailand for over 20 years. In my experience a good government school is streets ahead of a good private school. I don't have any experience with International schools do couldn't comment on them.
  18. No gated community. My hone is a traditional Isaan village. Not sure what the last bit of your question means but I will confirm that my daughter attended a school that is 100% government run.
  19. I believe you are correct. Not exactly a reason to travel half way across the world to have a baby. Nullified anyway as my daughter's boyfriend is British. ????????????
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