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UK Mohammed Fahir Amaaz & Muhammad Amaad on Trial over Manchester Airport Clash
Why dont you just FO joe your pissing people off and driving members off posting with your posts just do us a favour and FO. -
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Will there ever be a safe vaccine?
Of course there is proof. It was actually said on BBC TV. You been asleep Richard? -
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Community American Tourist Assaulted by Bar Owner for Filming Venue
Despite explaining that he had not captured anyone’s face and had no ill intent, a heated argument ensued. 'If you want to get testy with me I'll F U up'. That's not the definition of 'no ill intent' when I went to school. Bar owner sounds like a Brit? Sure this didn't happen on the 4th of July 55555. -
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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
Hi folks, I wonder if anyone has any knowledge of the following: My family back in the UK are well taken care of and are aware that I wish that any assets remaining in Thailand after my death are to become the inheritance of my girlfriend --- they are quite content with this and will inherit much from my UK investments. For various reasons, I do NOT wish to remarry and, it would only serve to muddy the water further regarding inheritance. My girlfriend is quite content to receive the cash in my Bangkok bank account which usually contains somewhere between 900-1,400,000 baht, which I use for day-to-day banking and to satisfy immigration when renewing my annual extension of stay. I have contacted Bangkok bank and here I paraphrase their response: Even with a notarized will they require several other documents prior to releasing funds to any beneficiary. Moreover, the aforementioned documents have to first be sent to my embassy for "scrutiny." I suspect that this point means they will want to contact the authorities in the UK in order to check for any other beneficiaries, adding more delay and expense. Basically, it gets very messy and complex. I don't really want to join an account with my girlfriend since, I am aware that immigration will insist on doubling the required account balance which isn't the best option from an investment point of view. Would making my girlfriend a "signatory" to the account resolve this issue, or, upon my demise, would BBL still insist on all of the aforementioned rigmarole? I'm sure that some members would have heard of similar occurrences, but not personal experience obviously --- or they would be dead! Thanks in advance to any and all suggestions. -
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Report Cannabis Clash: Thai Health Minister Falls Ill as Protesters Demand Reform
You've never in your life been hammered? Not even once? That's pretty unusual, but good for you if that's the case. Besides which my comment was specifically aimed at Toby1947 who claimed weed smokers are 'brain dead idiots' although with 1947 in his username I should have just ignored his opinion on weed. If he was born in 1947 he's part of the brainwashed geriatric generation who think weed is bad. Personally, when I was a social drinker I was smashed most nights. I never get violent though, I was always a very happy, social drunk! -
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Community American Tourist Assaulted by Bar Owner for Filming Venue
Well done to the owner!
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