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British Fugitive Arrested in Phuket After Violent Brawl in Bangkok
I worked in Scotland and UK for many years.Offshore.Many brits is ok but their dirty.Dont shower..their cabin looks like hellmMy captain had to tell them to clean up cabins and take a shower Same in Thailand.I was in a bar taking a beer I sat and talk with a young lady who was waiting for her brit bf She told me he didn't shower for many days and he smell like <deleted> But i also meet really nice people from UK They working in British Airways.Wery nice and polite. I sat down with them many hours in a bar in sukumvit road.We had alot of fun.When i didn't have enough cash to pay my barbill they want to pay it I said NO Took a taxi with bar manager who knows me for years and f...ed her and went back with cash. -
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Service station / stopover
It looks like quite a big place. Actually what I was most interested in was where is it ... and the answer is Chachensao. -
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Death of Spouse
An usufruct agreement is a good thing to have for the foreign partner/Thai house-owner situation. A Thai usufruct agreement is a legal arrangement that grants a person (often a foreigner) the right to use and benefit from a property—typically a house—owned by a Thai national, without owning the land itself. Under this agreement: The foreigner (usufructuary) can live in the house, rent it out, or otherwise use it for their benefit. The Thai landowner retains ownership of the land, but must respect the usufruct holder’s rights for the duration of the agreement. A usufruct can be granted for the lifetime of the foreigner or for a set period (often up to 30 years). It must be registered at the Land Office to be legally enforceable and to provide real security of tenure. This arrangement is commonly used by foreigners in long-term relationships or business partnerships with Thai nationals to secure long-term use of a property without violating Thai land ownership laws. It's very simple to arrange. -
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When someone throws water on you during Thai New Year, how do you react?
I wouldn't take you on a tour anywhere, even if you paid me! You're just not worth it fella - you are like a failed L'Oreal commercial.. The Don. -
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After Asylum: A Glimpse Inside the Hidden Realities of the UK Refugee Hotel System
Send em to Canada.... 100 million by 2100, they need the bodies. Plus, I heard Canada has hotels with WATERSLIDES! 😂 -
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After Asylum: A Glimpse Inside the Hidden Realities of the UK Refugee Hotel System
Ridiculous answer. There are hardly any "retirees" with a good pension coming to UK ?. So your example with Thailand is just laughable. Could you answer at least what you would do with all the migrants in UK if you would be in power?
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