josephbloggs

You have to be kidding, right? How do you come to the anti EV, anti China conclusion when they are supporting the consumer? If you want to see ripping off, go and get a quote for a Camry and see what you think. Or an Accord. Or a BMW 3-series. Or a Mazda 3. Or a..... And they are slow, dirty, noisy, and full of old technology. But your problem is with EV manufacturers reducing the price, not with those guys with ridiculously inflated prices for inferior products. Got it.

Strange, it is actually a standard form for all clinics and hospitals that is issued by the DLT themselves. Maybe your clinic gave you the wrong one? https://tmc.or.th/download/Medical_Certificate_EN (13-5-64).pdf

Just walk in to any clinic and say it's for a driving license. I went to one near my house and they had a stack of driving license forms behind the counter - they probaby do several a day, so they all know what you need.

Yes, it is correct. You won't have to do written or practical tests, but you have to do the usual physical tests (reaction time, colour blindness etc) and if I remember correctly watch the one hour safety video (which you can do online before you go). Same documents required: passport and copy of photo page visa, entry stamp, non-immigrant visa, medical certificate and certificate of residence. You will be given a one or two year license only, then upon renewal you'll get the full five year one.

No coincidence that their dominance ending coincided with the backpass rule being introduced. Took them nearly thirty years to work out how to win the league without being able to do that.

That is complete nonsense.

That literally makes no sense at all. It's like certifying Thai chefs in America and you saying "they have the Empire State Building, one of the most famous buildings in the world. Why should they care about Thai food?" I know you just need to get your Thai bash in for the day, but at least try and make it a logical one.

Ah, not this old chestnut again. The Daily Mail is so sensationalist: "armed with batons and pepper spray" - yes, like nearly every single police officer in Britain is. Yes, Mr Foulkes was genuinely arrested. If you read the full context the post did seem to be a call to storm Heathrow and intercept Jews, so no surprise the police looked at it. Imagine if there was a genuine plot to storm an international airport to block Jews and it wasn't investigated?? Of course they should look at it, especially in the current climate. However, eight hours does seem like too long to investigate and conclude that he actually wasn't making that call, and the police have publicly apologised for it. But incitement to violence is definitely a matter for the police to look at, especially at an international airport - just in this case they bungled it somewhat, mistakes can happen. Even Foulkes realises this: On reflection he recognised it would have been better if he had made it clear he was challenging the original poster about their escalation of antisemitism, rather than it appearing as if he was the one who was planning action at Heathrow.

You do realise how laws work, right? There has to be a cut off point, and it was decided that the cut off point for demonstration free, safe access is 200m. You think the law should be "no demonstrations within 200 metres, but if they are pretty quiet it is fine, don't worry". So if 100 people gather there to "silently pray" it's not intimidating for a mother who is already undergoing a traumatic procedure to have to walk through them? It's like saying a stalker who is given a restraining order should be allowed to break it if they keep their thoughts to themselves whilst doing it - it is an idiotic suggestion.

I don't know in your case as you don't live here. I suggest you email them to ask - they are actually quite helpful and you usually get a response by the next day. [email protected] But as you are paying an agent to do this I would have thought part of their job is to answer these questions? Anyway, just email yourself to ask.

It's your proof of address (utility bill, Thai DL, anything). However if the child has turned 16 then it must be proof of address in their name, not yours. Just renewed a 16 year old daughter's passport recently and that caught me out.

Oh wow, saying the left has lost credibility yet you insinuate they want men in girls' showers. Where do you come up with these childish accusations about people who disagree with him? "Lefties" want men in girls' showers? They want open borders, they don't want law enforcement? You think people who don't like Trump want all of those things? Are you six years old? Anyway, come on then, tell me the things you don't like about Trump. Please. What are they?

Ah yes, Robert Hersov who's father made his money from mining (ie. stealing South Africa's wealth) and benefitted massively from apartheid, who was awarded medals by the apartheid regime and received an honorary appointment to the South African Defence Force (apartheid military). The same Robert Hersov who has directly benefitted from apartheid, who made his fortune based on it, he now claims BBC bias against white farmers. You need to read up more before you quote people, perhaps see if they have an agenda - which he clearly does.

Are you sure you meant to respond to me? I was making the same point.

Okie Dokey, whatever you would like to believe, that's fine.

I actually agree with that, but it has nothing to do with your anti-vac conspiracy nonsense.

Again your argument is "because humans didn't go extinct before vaccines, we therefore don't need vaccines". To Hell with the people who did die or will die of otherwise preventable diseases. And because crocodiles are around and they didn't get vaccines then there's no need.

Wow, you got it! Yes, humans survived before vaccines! Oh, wait, apart from all the ones who died from diseases that became preventable once vaccines were invented for them. You really do have a very, erm, "basic" outlook on things. Did you really think that was a convincing argument - that because humans didn't go extinct before vaccines that we therefore don't need vaccines? Really??

For you GB "News", Fox, and Sean Hannity.

He gets 90% of the world news threads because he comes out with bonkers stuff every single day and other world leaders don't. Simple.

You'll be fine, don't worry about it. Assuming you had a couple of beers and were slightly over and weren't drunk. I think all that is to make you feel they have something in case you were thinking of going to the press and claiming bribery or something stupid like that. You made a stupid mistake , paid the price, feel bad about it, wish you hadn't done it, won't do it again. Keep it to yourself, learn a lesson, get on with your life. And prepare for a load of self righteous posters to come and slate you. If you were drunk you'll deserve it, but if you made an honest mistake and were just slightly over don't listen.

Deflection. What has this got to do with the Civil Service Muslim Network or the mythical 85% "mussies" in the CPS persecuting "tommy"? You know, all the things I was challenging over several posts and still haven't got a link to.

DOGE! Er, oh, never mind about that now, but please keep on firing people.

There is another list of his close friends who are pedos though, ones that he defended and tried to have freed. Another list of convicted EDL pedos or people associated with the EDL who have been convicted of pedo related crimes. It's quite long too.

No, not everyone is a gammon. People can have different opinions from me and that's OK. You express yourself quite eloquently and can have a discussion - I wouldn't call you a gammon, not at all. A gammon is someone with illogical and unreasonable hatred for things that they don't really even understand. The type of person that will stand on the shores of Dover and shout at the sea. A gammon gets himself all angry because the "mussies" are 85% of the CPS (even though they are clearly not), and the "mussie network" is ganging up on poor "tommy", and is so angry that they can't even copy and paste a link or back up their claims. It turns out his anger is because someone told him there's a Civil Service Muslim Network. Imagine that! So I calmly explain there is also a Civil Service Christian Network, and a Jewish one, and a Hindu one, and one for vegans, one for peole going through cancer, one for ex-service people etc etc, Literally dozens of civil service support networks. The civil service employs around half a million people, so any organisation of that size will have dozens of networks and support groups. Instead of replying "Oh, I see, that makes sense" he doubles down, saying there are too many words to read and railing about "the mussie network" trying to take down "tommy" and he's going to take to the streets. A gammon is closed minded, not open to discussion, easily angered, and blinkered. Present logic to them or a counterpoint and they double down on the anger. You can image the red face as he bashes his keyboard with two fingers to rant about "mussies". I hope that explains the distinction.