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That seems ridiculously cheap, or do you mean U.S. dollars?

It's my understanding that the incident was recorded on camera, either by CCTV at the property or by the man himself using his phone. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Hi Can anyone suggest a pharmacy in central Pattaya stocking and selling Diazepam? Many thanks

He probably means Mr. DIY. They sell all kinds of things (cheap).

The fact that I can normally correctly guess that you're the poster of a topic simply by reading the topic title suggests that you do indeed have your own (unique) writing style. However, GG, if you genuinely want to find out how welcome your presence is on here then why not put it to a vote with a simple poll? Go on, I dare you!

Regarding the speed issue, my understanding is that when you make a transfer from, say, America to Thailand, your money is actually only going into Wise's American account. There's then a second transaction from Wise's Thai account to the senders Thai account, so no international transfer has even taken place (at that time). Of course, the main reason why banking's now so much quicker is due to greater digital automation, with much less reliance on physical human intervention. Like you, I'm certainly not complaining.

You do realise that many of the things expats enjoy only exist - or only exist to the extent with which they exist - because of all the tourists that visit the country. You can't have it both ways I'm afraid.

I have no real interest in bikes but I've gotta say I really enjoyed seeing the great photos.

B400, or possibly B350, seems to be the lowest price you can pickup 'real' wine for (Wolf Blass from Australia being one example). Anything less than that is almost certainly fruit wine.

Great, thank you very much for letting me know. I'm planning for the future so still unsure where I'll be based but will research further if and when the time comes.

Well I'm genuine, so hopefully the visa is too. I have every intension off attending the classes (Thai language).

Although plenty of recourses are saying it's possible to apply for an education visa when you're already staying in Thailand on a tourist visa, I can't find anything stating this only applies to single entry tourist visas or whether it also applies to multiple entry tourist visas. Hopefully someone can clear this up for me. Many thanks.

There's an old Thai saying: The husband is the fore leg of the elephant, the wife is the hind leg - สามีเป็นช้างเท้าหน้า ภรรยาเป็นช้างเท้าหลัง Make of that what you will.

Really outside my areas of expertise, so I have no idea whether suitable, but I believe Nova is well respected for their work.

Because there's a disproportionate number of teachers hailing from the British Isles?