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Non O retirement extension paperwork
They do keep it. All of it. Most likely locally as I have heard from immigration volunteers that have seen rooms full of the boxes and them moving them in and out. Also anecdotes about them having files and being able to show things from multiple years prior. I think it's safe to say the Thai government spends a lot of money on warehouses for literal mountains of paper, since they seem to love it so much. -
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Is Earth round or flat ?
Right you are Mr Rattlesnake. Eight inches sounds about right to me. Although a light might be useful. Can a lazer be directed across the great lakes from Canada to the US? If it can, then that's a long distance. And a whole different jar of mustard. Why can't a plane fly around the 'coast' of Antarctica? -
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I need names of visa agents in Pattaya
They don't need to keep up to date on developments, because they are paying to bypass them 🤣 -
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Could Trump's plan fail in a spectacular fashion?
I'm surprised there has been no mention in this long thread of Trump's plan to stop wasting money on inefficient renewables, such as wind turbines and solar farms, which produce intermittent and unreliable energy, and rely upon huge amounts of government subsidies which result in high electricity prices. The two fundamentals of economic prosperity are the true cost of energy, and the ways we use that energy. A country can compensate for high energy costs by using the energy more efficiently, but cannot compete with a country that has low energy costs and also uses the energy efficiently. The reason why China can produce such inexpensive products which they export to the world, is because they use less expensive energy sources, such as fossil fuels and nuclear power, and use those energy sources very efficiently, by paying workers less, and using advanced technology. The purpose of Trump's tarrifs on certain imported products is to encourage the production of those products in the USA. However, unless energy costs in the USA drop, the prices of such products will rise and the cost of living for most USA citizens will also rise. But this is not the plan. The plan is to reduce the true cost of energy, and use that energy more efficiently, which includes reducing the massive subsidies to stupid renewable projects. Drill, baby, drill! -
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Dog Barking Drama: When Neighbourly Conflicts Turn Threatening
Thailand is rife with these and yes they're terrible. Look at the map anywhere in Chiang Mai and you'll find these everywhere. 🤮
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