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Report British Tourist Attacked in Chiang Mai Over Karaoke Bill Dispute
Go alone to a karaoke in a foreign country where you don't speak the local aboriginal language. Walk by the front door, see a daisy showing her crotch, gonna have a good day, get drunk, large bill shows up, fight, beat up by aboriginals, police, mad back home. -
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Report Swede, Aussie Found Dead Hours Apart in Same Pattaya Condo
I am not talking about other posters,some i have issues with and some i don't. I asked you the same question twice but you are not giving me a straight answer,you sound like a politician. trust me, you haven't been there. I do know what I'm talking about. You assuming i don't is just that. Just reread that line a few times and reflect on it. You are just in defense,no need to do that ,i also know a lot about depression and i have been there!!!!! From most of your responses on many different topics i always get the feeling you think you are better then the rest of us. Usually that points to another mental issue but i do not have to explain that of course because you already know. -
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Thai Immigration impact of getting added to my wife's tabien baan for her home elsewhere?
Trying to come to some judgment about whether it makes any sense for me to try to get added to my wife's tabien baan for a house she owns in her original home town, which is NOT where she and I have been renting for the past 12-plus years here in Bangkok -- and whether doing so would create any Thai Immigration grief for me that I don't want or need. The basics -- I've been on annual retirement extensions for many years based on my rented home here in Bangkok, the same and only one I've had ever since I moved to Thailand. The Thai wife, who has a work career here in BKK, and I have been living in our rented BKK home ever since we were married. But several years ago, she entirely on her own (I'm not in any way legally or financially involved) bought a new home in her original home town mainly for her parents and siblings who live there now, but also potentially for her or us in the distant future sometime. Now this month, she's planning to travel back to her hometown to get her name removed from the tabien baan from the old/prior location she and her family used to live in her hometown before we met and married, and get her name added to the tabien baan for her recently purchased house (which for some reason she never bothered to do at the time of her purchase). So that creates the question -- should I be doing anything in all this to get added via a Yellow Book listing for her new home town property? It would be nice to have an official Thai ID document (in the form of a Yellow Book and Pink ID card) that I don't currently have. But I wouldn't want to pursue the Yellow Book route if it meant, for example, that somehow I'd have to start doing my annual retirement extensions there instead of here in Bangkok, or similarly, I wouldn't want to have to start doing my 90-day reporting (when required in person) in her hometown instead of here in Bangkok. But it's not clear to me whether getting a Yellow Book listing based on her house in her hometown would trigger either of those Immigration-related kinds of changes or not? Anyone have any feel for the answers to those kinds of questions? TIA -
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Travel Chiang Mai Crowned Asia's Best City, Bangkok Shines in Third
I lived in chiang mai in 2016. You could argue it was among the best in SOUTHEAST ASIA then, not anymore. Japan is on another level -
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Report Swede, Aussie Found Dead Hours Apart in Same Pattaya Condo
Science says you are wrong. Your retorts are just fluff.- 1
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