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On 9/22/2020 at 4:09 AM, NCC1701A said:

this is why i only eat raw fish.

Pork filled puss is good too. Try it.

14 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

There is no rule that you non-o visa still has to be valid to apply for a 60 day extension.

After you are in the country your visas expiration date means nothing.

I believe this is correct. You know this , I know this. We all know this . But do all off them know this.

14 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Odd your 60 day start date.

I went to CM immigration last Friday for my 60 day, starts 27 Sept ...... ends 26 Nov.

 

Phuket immigration .............. should be renamed to end with a 'you'.

Mine says up to 27th November. I guess that extra day is inclusive. 

Will be applying for 1 year extn in early November.

14 hours ago, lemonjelly said:

Currently in immigration office, they’re refusing 60 day extension because my 90 day permission of stay has expired, asking them to contact Chang Wattana for advice..... bloody hell

My permission to stay had also expired because the borders were closed and I could not reactivate my Non O multi. My last border stamp had expired in June. Nonetheless my local immigration gave me the 60 day extension to visit wife ( Petchabun ). However, if your actual visa has expired as opposed to your last entry stamp then others have reported the problem that immigration would not give them an extension because their Non O visa was past its sell bt date.

What the actual official rule is on this I don't know but I would phone immigrations help line number in Bangkok and ask. They are very helpful but it might be extremely difficult to get through at this late stage.

15 hours ago, tonray said:

I'm trying to relax but I had to buy a new string trimmer to cut the lawn, our annual MooBaan maintenance fee is due end of month, GF needed some help with car insurance, and oh yeah had to postpone my long planned guitar purchase due to all of above...sabai sabai...NOT

I put off my Telecaster copy purchase for months but got it in the end at the beginning of Lockdown.

There are some really fantastic copies out there at incredibly cheap prices. Paid only 2700 baht for mine and wasn't expecting much. When it arrived it way exceeded my expectations. Great quality for the price if you don't mind doing your own set up.

As for strimmers. I bought an electric one a few years ago and it just will not die despite the hard work I put it to. I don't buy the manufactures refils any more as too expensive. You can buy a strimmer spool a lot bigger for around 30 baht you like any thickness you like. I use very thick for weedy areas and thin for the lawn.

On 9/22/2020 at 1:52 AM, ChipButty said:

Anything is better than nothing

You havn't seen my MIL in the buff.   Trust me ..... sometimes nothing is better than something.

14 hours ago, Max69xl said:

"UbonJoe's  list should include; use BLUE ink on all forms."

Blu ink is old news at almost every immigration office when talking about signing forms. Several offices allows filled in and printed forms from a computer. But with the signature in blu ink. 

Used black on mine ? No complaints.

20 hours ago, salsajapan said:

 

Which province please ?

 

Up country. I wont shout it from the roof tops because I don't want to potentially land them in trouble. But I have a friend using a different up country office who has had the same experience.

Seems to be fairly common.

15 hours ago, Hi Tea said:

'Domesticated' wild animals, raised in zoos die in the wild.

 No they don't if properly introduced to their proper habitat. You don't just boot them out of the back of a truck in the middle of nowhere.

Plenty of documentaries about animals being released into the wild.

However , my point was that wild animals should not be taken from their natural habitat or bred in captivity in the first place just for humans to gawk at.

Friday night in lower Petchabun...... very heavy rain all night , 8 hour deluge.

Woke up to find local roads a bit flooded plus the large 100 x 50 meter pond that was empty Thursday now full to a depth of 15 meters with banks broken and washed away. Great for local farmers who thought they were facing a drought.

The people of Phuket supported the PDRC and Suthep ?? They closed Phuket airport to support the overthrow of an elected government ?

This is fake news surely ? In fact they must in reality be very happy that they got the government they wished for.

Just wait until they see those Chinese submarines sailing around their little island. Truly they will say Prayuth has returned happiness to them in full.

Stopped watching television a few years ago in favor of reading or viewing internet .

On 9/17/2020 at 2:32 AM, Phillip9 said:

There is an anti corruption office, but they don't take complaints unless you give them a bribe.

Manys the true word said in jest.

Good news for anyone returning there due to the September 26th amnesty coming to an end.

So, where do the Japanese cartoons and cross legged woman come into it ?

Do the cartoons represent the opposing parties and is the cross legged woman an arbiter of sorts ?

Very confusing report , even by the Nations standards ?