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That inverter would run a fridge but couldn't cope with the startup current. You'd need at least 3,000W inverter. That's a lot of batteries if you need it for a few hours.You'd need to be more detailed about how much power you'll need in order to ... Read More

Well, you could have used Skyscanner - I always do - and paid $2.5K for 23 hours flights. BTW, I would never travel without travel insurance, I'm 65 and I'm not mental, so I get excellent cover before I fly. Can't understand why anyone would not do ... Read More

@mugteck Ask your hotel nicely and they will print your boarding pass no problem. Read More

@Prince James Skyscanner is the best comparison site I've found. I did a random search based on what you said and it comes out at $2,550 returns for both of you. That's Miami to Manila in April/May with Philippines Airlines and Jet Blue. Flights ... Read More

@whackerdog123 I totally agree. It's beyond me how or why they cut it the way they do - there is a right way of doing it.I too have been flummoxed as to what part of the bird is served, and there's hardly ever any actual meat on some portions. Read More

@auculture Uber also cheat you. Read More

If you need to, just get in touch Mike. I'll send you my email if I can help in any way. I don't think there's any private messaging in here, but I doubt I'll worry about giving out my email addy. Read More

@mugteck And for Mike: Our application took a couple of months to set up, with all the English language, tests, biometrics etc and getting together all the required documents. We applied formally for a marriage visa and it took less than 2 months to ... Read More

Cheers Mike. The UK makes your partner and you jump through hoops mate. We actually ended up deciding to use a Filipina lady from Glasgow who has experience in applying for Fianc茅e visas to help us out. She cost 拢600, but I think it was ... Read More

Hi Mike, I thought about marrying over there, or even in a 3rd country, but the bureaucracy in the Philippines - along with things like having to attend counselling sessions - is worse than here. If you're going to live in the UK, I'd marry her ... Read More

Well, I'm in the UK, so our national dish is Indian! We have some of the best Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi restaurants and I personally eat them regularly and can cook them too. I hate lemon grass though Thai is less to my liking, but British ... Read More

Hi, I think you need to visit France, Italy or Greece lol, then you can call the food "bland"! If the raw materials are of a very high standard, then subtle flavours work best. I know we're spoiled that way.As to sourcing herbs and spices, I lived ... Read More

TitoDan's not wrong - the food you should be able to expect to be decent is far from it. The thing is, you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, i.e. the quality of most meats is abysmal.Other than chicken - which can be ok - I couldn't find ... Read More

Let it be - it'll eat the roaches lol! Read More

I needed Venlafaxine when I lived there and had been issued a prescription, but not one pharmacy, nor anywhere online could fill the script. I had to fly to Singapore to get my meds. Read More