Am I in Black List or Not ? Help Please
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Thai Baht is ruining my retirement
If he is retired he may croak in less than 5 years. McAfee predicted 1 million bitcoin by 2020 and then? -
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Thailand aims to eradicate poverty in two years
This is 1 key thing required, apart from elimination of corruption. -
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7-Eleven Introduces Convenient PromptPay QR Code Payments Nationwide
I've told you a million times not to exaggerate. -
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Russian fined 5,000 baht after driving dangerously on Koh Samui - video
pimps . people traffickers drug dealers , corrupt officials , and the owners of call centers, amongst others, And you wish them luck ? unbelievable -
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I bought some glue today to repair a plastic PVC chair
so did anyone see the intrigued / funny part of my OP ? you all can't have missed that ... -
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Thailand aims to eradicate poverty in two years
Impossible, the country hasn't the resources certainly not within 2 years. If the Army Muppets take over again it will be another lost decade. -
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Alex Jones' Infowars to be auctioned off in pieces to pay Sandy Hook families
No to all of the above by the way I also don't have 1 gazzziloiin dollars to pay reperations for hurt feelings to a family and FBI agent who's family members I didnt kill. -
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I bought some glue today to repair a plastic PVC chair
not really, as it's cracked at the curve where it starts to go up at the back rest ... if it was straight... yes maybe, but not a curve- 1
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Blast from the Past - 60's, 70's, 80's,90's Music (2024)
https://youtu.be/qebY-NCDvfQ?si=sbYQ_9i3fE0wpFXD -
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7-Eleven Introduces Convenient PromptPay QR Code Payments Nationwide
5 minutes at register to scan for a 20 baht product, please put some cash in your wallets. -
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Thailand aims to eradicate poverty in two years
You want to eradicate poverty? Massive spending on education, and start hiring foreign English speaking teachers. -
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Volunteer Non-Immigrant O Visas
Is there a restriction on income levels for a non-immigrant O volunteer visa in Thailand? I understand that you are not allowed to receive a salary and the income should be to cover accommodation, food, and other small expenses. I couldn't see a guideline anywhere. Obviously, accommodation costs can vary greatly so I was wondering at what point approximately, would income levels for a volunteer with a working permit, working for a foundation, become a working non-immigrant-B visa in terms of income levels if that makes sense. LOL could be a bit like how long is a piece of string.
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