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Indian passengers turn Thai AirAsia plane into party zone - video
Thailand doesn't know what they've unleashed. I've never been to Pattaya but I've seen videos on YouTube where Indians completely dominate the area. I may just be an old-timey racist but I don't think those people can coexist with the European and other Asian tourists. They're just a on a different level. Having said that my boss and my team I work with are all Indians (we're programmers and boss is from the US) and they're nothing like the rabbled masses I see in Thailand. Clearly it's a massive country so Thailand must be getting the bottom of the barrel from them. -
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Buying pound sterling in Pattaya.
TT have a couple of large branches who can. One is on 2nd Rd, the other on Pattaya/Naklua Rd. -
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Australian Aged Pension
So how do you also get a DVA pension? You can't receive both pensions. -
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Indian passengers turn Thai AirAsia plane into party zone - video
I fly the EVA LHR-BKK-LHR route up to 6 times per year and have done for over 20 years. I have never experienced this once so it would seem that yes, you were just unlucky. Not saying it doesn't happen but it's certainly not the norm. -
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Australian Aged Pension
He posts that he is receiving both, and you can't receive both. -
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I have sugar problem
Blueberries are in the top echelon as far as antioxidants go. Red and black grapes have about 15-20 grams of sugars per serving, so it's a mixed bag. The link of antioxidants with regulating insulin and glucose is tenuous, studies are conflicting as to their effectiveness. -
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Australian Aged Pension
Exactly the point. Isn't it. In your own words, "we know when n where you traveled." Do you think the ATO is not in this loop? The pension is deemed an income. The pension is taxable. There is no tax free threshold for non residents for tax purposes. It's hilarious that you admit the government knows you are outside of Australia AND receiving a pensions, yet, non resident tax rates do not, and never will, apply to you.
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