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Skype is now only doing monthly subscriptions
Don´t bother. He don´t have the ability -
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Requirements for UK passport renewal
Nope, the law only requires that you can provide your passport in a "reasonable time" -
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Opening UK bank account-non tax resident
Please tell me how that is presumptuous (note spelling sic)? Especially when you include the full sentence that I wrote...... -
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Day-to-day life in Myanmar
One of the (minor) burdens that I have to bear for more than 25 years are somewhat 'weak' lungs. This is the sole reason why I emigrated from the UK 23 years ago to live in more humid and sunnier climes. This certainly helped, but my lungs are also very 'fussy' and prefer the salty coastal air of southern Thailand. When I venture too far north, I am plagued with coughs and bronchitis, and enough phlegm to fill a large swimming pool! Of course, I knew all this when I returned to Myanmar. So I came with various medications and a high quality face mask to try to keep my lungs healthy. I was realistic to know that I would suffer again in the north Myanmar climate. So it has been for the past few weeks, and yesterday I was laid low and racked with coughing. I'm feeling better today, but still with bronchitis and a hacking cough, which is not recommended when you have to teach all day. 🙂 Anyway, I know from experience that these problems will subside (until the next flare-up). A forum member recommended N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine, which definitely improved my ability to cough up 'gunk' Unfortunately, I bought the last bottle of this wonderful medication in Mandalay, so have ordered some more from AliExpress. Tomorrow afternoon I will visit a rather 'destitute' orphanage in the slum area by a local river. I last went to that locality 8 years ago and watched the local funeral director washing the dead bodies in said river before encasing them in their coffins..... -
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British man’s flight home to recovery after horror crash in Thailand
Yes, you're wrong. -
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Has anyone done a masters degree in Thailand?
A pink NON Thai id card has zero to do with studying or visas! Rajabhat universities do not have courses taught in English (at least none I have heard of, and mine certainly does not), which is what the op wants. -
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Indian tourist targeted in daring Pattaya necklace snatch
I felt the tremors in Lampang.….. while I was driving. Surely it must have registered on the Richter scale somewhere?? A 7 or 8 at least. -
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Here is a place for Americans to Apologize to Canadians
Not until they apologize for every Seth Rogen movie I've wasted bandwidth downloading. I'd be even more cheezed if I actually paid to watch those turds.
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