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Stocky

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  1. Far from it, she knows precisely what's she's doing, I think it's you that are probably confused.
  2. Take the cake, looks like she's eaten the whole bakery! And the baker.
  3. You're reading far too much into trendy adverts that are over-trying in the 'inclusivity' department.
  4. Those kids are Malaysian-Chinese, the one far right might be Malay Muslim. The kids come up to get their cars and bikes pimped, it's cheaper to get the customisations done in Thailand than it is in Malaysia. If they're looking for a leg-over there's not much point straying past Sadao/Dannok
  5. I wish they'd do the same with the local kids racing their motorbikes at the weekends, our road is on one of the race circuits, there are several loops they change each week to avoid the cops. All have modified exhausts and racing starts around from about 2am.
  6. Indeed, this years submission, 2 sets of documents each over 1cm thick. The only parts they really need are the letter from the bank plus statement and the document from the amphur showing we're still married, that and the application form, everything else is pretty much superfluous.
  7. Newmont's Peñasquito Mine in Mexico is the worlds biggest silver mine, it's a gold, silver, lead zinc deposit and produced 30 million oz of silver annually. Industrias Peñoles is the world's biggest silver producer, it's mines in Mexico produce a combined total of 80 million oz of silver annually along with 750,000oz of gold, 62,000 tonnes of lead, 200,000 tonnes of zinc, and 17,000 tons of copper. Fresnillo Plc in Mexico produce 56 million oz silver and 630,000oz gold annually. Overall Mexico is the world's largest silver producer with a total of approximately 6,300 tonnes per annum equivalent to about 200 million oz. Glencore is indeed a significant mining company and a major producer of copper and cobalt, and it produces about 20 million oz of silver annually as a by-product of it's global copper production of 1 million tonnes annually. Copper mining is a significant supplier of silver, but most silver is a product of gold, lead and zinc mining.
  8. I would argue that Hitler's ill-judged decision to tear up the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact and invade Russia on 22nd June 1941, nearly six months prior to the 7th December Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour and the USA declaring war on Germany on 11th December 1941, was when the outcome of WW2 was decided. The US's entry into the war undoubtedly shortened it's length, but Hitler's decision to start an Eastern Front was the point he lost the war.
  9. At least I'm not the only person that recognises Israeli doesn't necessarily mean Jewish. The figure is actually about 75% of Israelis are Jewish, the other 25% are Muslims, Christians and none of the above. So it's worth remembering that criticism of the state of Israel or Israelis isn't antisemitism by default.
  10. No it's not. Silver is associated with lead, zinc and gold. Whilst most certainly it's a by-product in gold mining, it's more often the case the primary economic metal in silver-lead-zinc deposits. Yes it is associated with copper, but it's not the most common occurrence.
  11. Because it's a forum, and I can't fathom why someone would want to eat baked beans!
  12. Fried rice! not exotic enough, all these top 20 things are garbage and purely click bait
  13. Silver isn't particularly rare, there's a lot of silver still in the ground.
  14. With tempeh is better, has the texture that tofu lacks
  15. No Sambal Goreng is correct, as is Nasi Goreng but they're not the same thing. Sambal Goreng is usually made with tofu, green beans and chillies all fried in a sambal chilli sauce.
  16. Yes you can transfer using Wise and Turkish lira. Note you don't link to your bank, once you set up an account with Wise you can organise a transfer and make a bank transfer to their local Wise account, once they have your money their Thai partner bank will deposit the Thai equivalent you accepted. I have no idea how quickly transactions are completed from Turkey.
  17. I wouldn't dispute that, indeed I haven't, I'm just one of those annoyingly organised people who like to prepare everything in advance, and everything is in duplicate in the provinces.
  18. Did I say it was an issue? I just prefer to download and complete ahead of attending the appointment, it saves time.
  19. Yes. I submitted the paperwork for my 1 year marriage extension yesterday (Songkhla Immigration - Hat Yai). I have digital copies of the forms that I update each year, this year 3 documents were returned and 2 replacement forms given to me and my wife for completion. The 2 forms the wife previously completed 'wife document 3' and the 'certificate from host' are replaced with a single document the OP's 'STM.10 Affidavit of Family Relationship to Thai National' . Additionally, previously 'document 5 - consent to disclosure of information' is now 'STM.11Consent form for Fact Checking' Songkhla Immigration forms are available here, their LINE account GDrive link, their website is out of date. https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1-1MyRNP_GH6UK_ZmQPkrXBvIeDKPehJ4
  20. No such thing as a free lunch
  21. Renewal today took 2hrs 30min, busy today and they look a little understaffed, all very pleasant, no problems just rather slow.
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