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Causes of High Electricity Bills in Thai Apartments
jippytum replied to CharlieH's topic in General Topics
This post appears every single day and has done so for weeks. Why is that?? -
Biden's Cognitive Deficiencies Evident From Day 1 Of His Term
jippytum replied to rwilem's topic in Political Soapbox
Joe's wife Jill used to cover his health deficiencies on many occasions. Maybe she liked being first lady so much she encouraged Joe to stay longer than he should have before outside pressure forced his decision to stand down. She stlll maintains he would have beaten Trump at the polls. -
K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
jippytum replied to offset's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
My health insurer are now providing me with tax certificate to obtain a taxable deduction. -
Do you flaunt your wealth in Thailand?
jippytum replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Absolutely... I sometimes have the chocolate covered ice cream cone at KFC. -
You don't mention your age but i assume above 60. Yes 20,000 is doable. However exchange rates could work for or against you. Also with your own condo comes maintenance fees plus immigration costs and any medical emergency would see your friends starting a 'go fund me' blog.
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PM Paetongtarn crowned Politician of the Year in Bangkok poll
jippytum replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
An indication of the low bar Thai politicians have to aspire too. A billionair fixer as your Father is a plus. -
Thailand's Credit Card Industry Faces Toughest Test in 20 Years
jippytum replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
The new regulations reduced the interest on outstanding credit card balances from 32% to around 16.25%.. still too high. However the profit margin reported by the card companies has taken a hit. Oh dear Some people are acctually pleased about that. -
Pheu Thai members defend card photo as fortune telling, not gambling
jippytum replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Phue Thai politicians have a number of liers and convicted criminals in their ranks. The de facto leader for example who is pro casino development so a friendly card game among the ranks is hardly worthy of news headlines. -
Looks like scam. Initiate a return from Lazada you will get a refund no problem.
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it was reported yesterday the UK has eight Sharia muslim courts. They arrange and sanction marriage to underage girls and men are allowed to have four wives. All this in defiance of the British legal system. Little wonder protests are becoming more prevelant as the the Muslim influx is a concern to more and more British people.
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I hope Elon is allowed to make the donation. Why not Rupert Murdock influenzed many a UK Election. Starmer sent 100 labour supporters to the States to canvass for Harris pre US election. Farage would shake up UKPolitics and the only man i would back to stop the Brexit u turn by Starmer and take strict action against illegal immigration.
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Comiserations having to deal with CM Immigration. I am on my son's Thai birth certificate and was allowed to apply for British passport and leave the country for a holiday with him albeit with the mother's permission. Your's is the first case i have heard of a foreigner named on the birth certificate not being legally accepted as the father in Thailand.
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Winning The Trans Debate: Balancing Victory with Integrity
jippytum replied to Social Media's topic in World News
One good thing about trans athletes in sport is they have made people realise what an unfair nonsense this is. I really doubt 30% of the population agree that birth certificates should be altered to accomodate sex orientation in children. -
Could i ask why you where not included on the birth certificate
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grab and bolt have motorcycle service in Chaing mai
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I don't know why people express dislike and upset by your posts. They should just scroll down like most people without reading your posts and move on