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I have three at BB, in two different provinces.
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10 hours ago, SingAPorn said:
Who on earth goes to Thailand in the rainy season in summer in the first place ?
Better than the burning season, by a mile.
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3 hours ago, Dcheech said:
Nice C&P and printed a hard copy, heading south this week.
Wonder what a C&P is.
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If you want to go with a public hospital, I can recommend Professor Pholapat at Chula. He was recommended to me by a doctor at BNH. I originally contacted him through the after hours clinic at Chula. I was diagnosed with large b cell at Suan Dok in CM. At Chula, they reexamined it and determined it to be Burkitt Lymphoma. More aggressive and needing more intense therapy than large b cell. I received excellent care at Chula, for about a third the price I would have paid at a private hospital. Still here 17 years later. Feel free to contact me if you would like any additional information.
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13 hours ago, KannikaP said:
Kulov vodka up another Bht 10 in the past month, now Bht 330.
Inflation.
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22 minutes ago, oldestswinger said:
The rich don't like pedalling.
Bikes with throttles.
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How about bikes?
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2 hours ago, Gandtee said:
Who was paying the electric bill?
Direct debit.
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32 minutes ago, Jenkins9039 said:
Doesn't that Noones serve thailand?
Noones?
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Wondering if there are any non KYC peer to peer exchanges (similar to LocalCoinSwap) specific to Thailand?
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8 hours ago, bunnydrops said:
Correct me if I am wrong here, but I have been told that when using a CC or debt from another country, if asked " do you want to pay in dollars or baht", always say dollars. You will get Visa/MC transfer rate. If you say baht, you will get the bank they are using's transfer rate which is usually a lot less.
Actually, the opposite. I pay far less in dollars by choosing to pay in baht.
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1 hour ago, dinsdale said:
Chilean reds are drinkable. More a quaffing wine than anything decent but it's cheap and it's somewhat drinkable.
What does this have to do with lowering the tax rate on locally produced alcoholic beverages?
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7 minutes ago, KhunLA said:
Doesn't the CC charge the vendor, this raising their overheard, which costs are passed onto the customers, all customers, even us cash only folks. Thanks
Thank you for helping my accumulation of points.
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Pay with credit cards and tip in cash.
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2 minutes ago, bunnydrops said:
Both Mint and Lyca have e-sims. Nanlaew activated his sim from Thailand I assume. I have a physical sim and activated it in the States
Mint sounds like it might work. Not going to the US to active a sim.
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Just now, gargamon said:
I have noticed that many banks, etc now allow getting the OTP via email as an alternative to via text.
I have noticed a trend where many services
Some allow voice calls, which I receive with Magic Jack.
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Do you have to be in the US to activate the sim?
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2 hours ago, Foek said:
Sawpamento did wonders for me
Sawpamento is supposedly a treatment for BPH, not prostatitis.
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48 minutes ago, Capt Rob said:
A topic which increasingly affects we males.
Found that alcohol, spices, sugar ( and heavy sugar laden products ) can easily initiate a bout.
There is a line of thinking that it can be a result of pudendal nerve entrapment ( think pelvic cavity ) - mostly troubles females particularly after child berth but guys can have the issue also.
Endless antibiotics are not the answer unless specifically indicated.
Would think that high blood sugar levels might exacerbate it as well.
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1 minute ago, Andycoops said:
I was under the impression it was to stop kids on their way home from school getting their hands on it...
No. Do a little research on it.
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Prefer socializing with my dogs.
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Please, the law was introduced many years ago to stop civil servants from drinking during the work day. It had nothing to do with public health. Dump it.
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8 minutes ago, bkk6060 said:
Not interested in an ETF? Most major brokers have Crypto ETFs now.
Not your keys, not your coins.
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24 minutes ago, Conno said:
There weren't many alternatives I'm sorry to say. A resident permit was one of the other options. You could try getting hold of one of those? Don't ask me how as I have never held one, but maybe something you could enquire about at immigration the next time you visit?
Are you saying a Thai DL will work (I have one of those)? Above, it sounds like they want one from your home country. I also have the Thai pink ID card.
Vehicle Trickle charger from Lazada.
in Thailand Motor Discussion
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Using a couple of these for about a year. They seem decent.