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Correct. Only recently, about 8 years or so ago. Usually for initial application only.

Quite possibly. I've seen many "sexy nurses". Some that turned out to be my side of 40.

Spouses of government employees, including nurses, get free health care covering all sicknesses, injuries and accidents. Speaking from experience.

Still no mention of age. Are you suggesting there is an age limit to looking "hot"? For that matter, are you suggesting one has to be a certain age to be bald? Even you misinterpreted in your post when you wrote "sexy little nurse". You likely did it for effect.

I guess you've spoken to him. What exactly did he tell you?

Murderers quite often return after fleeing to check the scene. To see if they've got away it.

It is not I that made an assumption. I merely asked for proof of yours. It would be interesting to read.

Interesting. Do you have proof?

She inherited upon her first husband's death. That would be a legal agreement. Happens everyday snd everywhere. Nothing about what %%%% of his estate she received. Working on the second one? It's seems he was the one doing the working on.

Generally speaking, if one commits a murder and subsequently leaves the area hurriedly, it would be considered fleeing

Some Thais. Just like some Brits. Some Americans. Some Europeans. Some............

You mis understand. You say "Provinces". Therefore, all over Thailand. Bangkok is the only place in Thailand not deemed to be in a province. Or did you mean something else?

Correct. Then, for extension purposes, your degree would have been verified by the TCT, if you were working for a school governed by OBEC. If not, it's likely it was not checked again. Those arriving with a NonB, or going to a Consulate in a neighbouring country don't need to go through what you did with MFA.

So, everywhere except Bangkok?

I don't recall age of either in the relationship, or health status, hair style......being mentioned. Assumptions? You know what "assume" does?

Spouses if government employees get full medical insurance coverage. If she is a nurse in the public sector, he's covered.

Isn't that a contradiction?

It's water buffalo they eat. Indian water buffalo is considered a delicacy. I got that info from the horses mouth, so to speak, during a visit to India.

That would be "Indian Style" curry. Based on British Indian Restaurant curries. Indian food doesn't include Gau Mata. It's a sacred animal. Sorry to split hairs.😁😁😁

It only takes 5 minutes, but there you go. Tam arai = what are you doing?

Not every 24 hours. When I remember. Usually every 2 to 3 days.

When I said available everywhere, I meant anyone can make it. The beauty of using loin is you can make as much or as little as you need.

Decent cold cuts are available everywhere. As with another poster. I cure pork loin. This is available everywhere. For a KG of loin; 50g salt, 15g sugar, black pepper, 2g of pink salt (can get it online). Mix it together, wrap the loin in cling film or put in a plastic bag or container. Leave in fridge for 7 to ten days. Done. Cook as you wish. You can add other ingredients to your cure. I like to add crushed coriander seeds and cloves. Not too much, a gram or 2, just for a little background flavour. I've even made pastrami. A little more difficult with the cooking aspect due to the toughness of Thai beef.

Language centres are not governed by OBEC. Neither are universities. Teachers teaching in these places do not need permission from TCT. This means the checks are not as stringent if done at all. I know guys working at low end universities with questionable degrees. They have work permits. That's possible as the checks are not as in depth or not done at all. They are deemed "legal" by employer, immigration and labour office. My comment " it's not required legally" was in reference to OHEC checks. Some universities likely do check with them, others don't. It's not needed for visa,extension or work permit. As we all know, here in Thailand it's not the same everywhere. That's the conflicting info. I refer to "some" others seem to refer to "all".

Air fryers are great. I love a roast chicken in the air fryer. I turn it upside down with 20 minutes to go to get the underside crispy too. I now also use my air fryer to make my home cured hams.