Canadian Tourist Dies After Slipping on Stairs at a Jomtien Beach Resort
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Is there anything good about getting old?
In a word no....apart from acquiring the knowledge that being younger is definitely better than being old........but too late now. -
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Living in Thailand is very cheap?
I go out for German buffet (au Der Auf), tacos (la Casita) and chicken jalfrezi with naan bread (Rajdarbar Indian restaurant) The cheesecakes and beef steaks in Thailand just aren't worth eating IMHO. -
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Skyscanner.
Right dont know why I have took the bait but never mind Took random date of 1st Feb......Eva one way to London Evas own website using identical terms and conditions of seat is 26,055 Using Skyscanner its 24,743 via Agoda (In fact Skyscanner confirms Eva's own website price in screenshot as well) -
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Living in Thailand is very cheap?
It is not exactly what I crave when Im travelling away from my (wife) farm in Isaan. It is quality steaks and wine, nothing else, and a piece of cheesecake. -
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Starmer Faces a Crucial Decision: Sack Reeves or Risk Political Collapse
This quote ? Very 1st paragraph in the article. It is the double standards that are in play And what is Starmer doing ? Is it somehow different when Socialist / Marxist do the same thing ? Yuman Rites Lawyer and double standards go hand in hand. -
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Canadian Tourist Dies After Slipping on Stairs at a Jomtien Beach Resort
And the Buddha says "Fret not, you'll be back in no time". -
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Thai lawyer argues most expats won’t be impacted by personal income tax
I've been back and forth on this taxation brouhaha but I finally decided it's worth it (at least for myself) to dig into the actual details of the situation. Then I can make more informed decisions about whether and when to take any actions. and even do the best I can to do some actual tax planning. I am very annoyed that now on top of US tax planning (remember the US IRS never lets us go) I have to combine that with Thailand tax planning and things do get complicated. So I did my research, I will do more, and I'll probably eventually meet with a Thai tax lawyer (some offer free consultations). So far knowing more has helped me. I will have zero chance of any issues for this tax year, not needing a TIN, not needing to file, and not needing to pay tax. For next tax year depending on my actions, I still probably will be in the same boat. But the year after that, based on what I know now about my own specific income sources that I plan to transfer in, then I'll probably need to be in the system. The beauty of my delayed strategy, is that by the time I may need to be in the system, we'll all know much more about how this is being enforced (or not enforced). -
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Starmer Faces a Crucial Decision: Sack Reeves or Risk Political Collapse
Are there no alternative news outlets available to "Social Media" to replace the Torygraph? Maybe the Express and the Mail can give a more nuanced and in depth political analysis?......5555
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