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What are you cooking today?
Don't give me that, they put gravy on sandwiches..I've seen it on Dives,Diners and DriveIns. -
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Skype is now only doing monthly subscriptions
I've been a help to everyone else other than you 😊 'Pushing' Localphone as it's the cheapest and fits the bill. Whereas you have been posting totally inaccurate information and arguing with whoever you can find. Wasn't it @Gottfrid you were arguing with here recently? Now it's me because you are too lazy to install the application to find answers to your questions yourself. Why not post something helpful instead of being a pain? -
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Advise sought - legalisation of marriage sertificate.
I married my thai gf 2 years back in my home country in Europe. Now we are in the process of getting the marriage legislated in Thailand. I have got the marriage sertificate translated to english, its legislated by the local Notarius Publicus, aknowledged by ministry of foreign affairs and finally legalised by the thai embassy - after God know how many booked appointments, missed appointments, train trips back and forward, getting up before dawn, days off work etc etc. Now the thai embassy tells us that the local amphur in Thailand need a legalised and approved copy of the document side of my passport as well… 😖 It means I have to go through the whole process again and this time with my passport including booking appointments and making trips to Notarius Publicus, ministry of foreign affairs, and the thai embassy AGAIN ANOTHER TIME!!! So my question is - does the local amphur really need a legislated and legalised copy of the document site of my passport to get the marriage sertificate approved and legalised? Isnt it enough to show up and hand over the real passport to them? Has anyone been through this mess lately??? -
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Britain Suspends Syrian Asylum Claims Amid Political Upheaval
I was responding to a member's claim Iranian's were / are seeking asylum during the Syrian conflict. Maybe they were pretending to be Syrian, equally so they could be Iranians who were / are seeking refuge from the Iranian dictatorship or the war in Syria targeted by the Islamists. I can assure you I do not need to "wise up" to asylum seekers / refugees, though I can say you need to wise up to trump's BS. -
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Russia Doomed .. Just a Wetdream
You don't think the present course could lead to WW3? Do you believe Serbia had no alternative but to invade Srebrenica? That it was acceptable to annex that territory if they wouldn't accept their demands? Was the invasion justified though? Is that the sort of behaviour we should be apologists for? -
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Google's New Willow Quantum Chip Indicates That Multiple Universes Exist
close but no cigar.... wasn't the 7th day a day of rest? -
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Opening UK bank account-non tax resident
Yes. I have been out of the country for for more than 20 years and i spend less than 16 days per year in the UK. All of the HMRC tests indicate that i am a non tax resident. https://www.gov.uk/tax-foreign-income/residence
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