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Those were the days; ice and snow.
If it happens again this year, a lot of the poorest UK pensioners will suffer and probably die, rising energy costs and no winter fuel payments to help from the caring labour government -
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Hua Hin Immigration Office - Retirement visa one year extension: Change after October 2023?
Sorry should be to someone -
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Words sentences that are offensive
I like French, there are so many ways to call Arabs. PM me if you are interested. -
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Coming to Thailand
Normally they'll send you to a country where they are sure you'll be admitted. If you have a long-term multiple entry visa for a third country, they could send you back there, especially if that's where you began your trip. They will not send you to a country the IO figures may reject you. Since you don't have a visa for Viet Nam, they wouldn't send you back there. If you were living/working in Japan, China, the U.K., U.S., etc. and had the neessary visa or permits, then they would probably send you there, assuming that's where you want to go. It depends to some degree on why you were denied entry to Thailand. If the IO is convinced other countries will deny you entry for the same reason Thailand did, then it's back to your home country. -
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Those were the days; ice and snow.
I my 25 years in Germany I have not seen a lot of snow yes I have seen some but nothing like in the pictures you posted -
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Sending food back to the kitchen?
At food courts, I too more than once was wondering what I could do when the portion given to me over the counter was abysmally small, kiddie size (for example stewed port-leg over rice with a tiny morsel of pork flatttened out with great fanfare than gingerly placed on top of the rice) Should I ask/beg for more? Should I refuse to pay? I guess the strategy would be do a first then if no remedy, do b. One time at another food courtI brought back the plate and show the cook/server the piece of chicken bone that she served me for what supposed to be chicken masaman over rice. She begrudgingly replaced it with another piece of bone, equal in size, but having some meat on it. My conclusion was that she simply didn't like serving farangs... More recently I had a coconut smoothie at one of the cocowalk stands you see popping up at food courts. The one I had at Chatujak mall was absolutely terrific, the vendor used the whole coconut. Back at my Lotus foodcourt, I ordered the same at a stand that also had the same cocowalk sign. I saw the vendor take out a thin sliver of coconut then put in the usual mixers. The drink was abysmal, she might as well have just used carnation milk and ice. I didn't complain, but saying a curse under my breath: "You're committing career suicide!" On later visits, I noticed that her stand got nary a customer. Then 3 months later, it went out of business. That got me thinking, had I complained, maybe she would have shaped up and improved her business... Oh well. -
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Landmark ASEAN Summit Sees Thai and Canadian Equality Alliance
this guy is an embarrassment to my country. the liberals are trying to kick him out right now. i am back in canada now and i guarantee come election time i wont vote for him -
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Why Does Kamala Harris Disrespect Minorities by Imitating their Accents.?
yeah, about 10 comments as opposed to 120+ pages for 'i hate Trump' derangement threads! -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Sorry, my mistake. I thought someone had suggested TRD was going to investigate farang credit card charges. But since that's ludicrous, I'll go along with any investigation stopping at BOT, per your take on the subject. -
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If AN members could vote in the USA election, who would we vote in?
Ex-Top General Mark Milley Calls Trump the ‘Most Dangerous Person Ever’ (thedailybeast.com) -
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Car recommendations
The GWM Jolion hybrid looks to be a good deal at the moment. Price just reduced too, although no third row of seats. Seems to be lots of GWM dealers too. For family transport the new Toyota Innova looks great, but it's over 1 million. I'm also looking for a replacement for my X-Trail. It's been a great car, and as we visit farms the 4X4 capability is useful. The trade-in price was a bit of a shock though. Our X-Trail has been well cared for (still looks new) and always main dealer serviced, but dealer only offered 200k for our 6 year old low-ish mileage car. I checked used prices against Toyota, and while the price drop was less, the discount given on the original new price for the X-Trail (compared to zero discount on Toyata at the time) makes the depreciation similar .... so I think it's the fall in the used car market rather than brand specific depreciation. -
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Illegal land occupation
Sorry, I don't understand?
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Harris mingled with Tehran regime operative who promotes terrorism
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