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stopnow

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  1. ^^ As apposed to what colour belt one has progressed to after watching countless grade B, Jackie Chan movies and believing one is a Samurai warrior, these are the type of prats I like to avoid. ;)

  2. Almost any numskull that gets a job as security or car park attendant automatically think they are Police and often wear child like Police jackets and a silly badge, nothing like dressing up like Deputy Dawg to inflate ones ego. :rolleyes:

    Here its just NOT the same. Ambulances routinely ignored. Police? NEVER heard a siren. Rescue people? blues and twos all day long, even to the nearest 7/11. I think this might be linked to the public response... :huh:

    I believe you can tell the state of mind of the community by looking at they way people drive, in Pattaya for example no one gives a toss about anyone but themselves.

  3. He is dressed in bland euro clothes, the lack of visible tattoos and the lack of football shirt or singlet (wife beater) does indicate he may not be English. I would need a sound bite to cast further dispersions as to his educational and social status.

    One thing I miss about Britain is the very rare times one has to come in contact with a loud mouthed idiotic septic tank. Unfortunately living over here one has the daily occurrence of having to put up with these uneducated, self opinionated imbeciles. If they're not shouting the odds in some restaurant causing an unnecessary atmosphere and spoiling it for everyone else they are doing it in shops, bars, shopping malls and even at the airport once they have landed.

  4. Finding non alcoholic builders that have even the slightest bit of safe equipment like the basics of having a plug on the end of an extension lead instead of shoving the wires in the mains is almost beyond impossible.

    If the man who quotes you the job is not a drunk then you can guarantee the men hired by him when he drives ("up to the village" after you have paid the first installment) to grab some unskilled layabouts will most definitely be alcoholics.

    I know that when these builders go to the village to get their staff for the job in hand, it is not uncommon for a worker or two to "jump out the back of the truck" just as they are heading off as they have changed their mind and can't be bothered and the hirer then having to chase them and persuade them to get back on! it's a Circus and for 200 baht a day what does one expect? you ain't getting no Tommy Walsh's that's for sure.

  5. The most embarrassing ones are the "millionaires" wink wink, nudge nudge, you know what I mean, dick heads that haven't got a pot to piss in, in the real world. Pattaya seems to be full of them, egg yolk stained, vest wearing bullshitters that look like extras from the film "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest."

  6. It makes common sense to be ticking over whilst business is quite then have a half full bar of miserable, whining expats moaning about the exchange rate and how the government should devalue the baht. A few weeks of putting up with the likes of the skint slob from Scarborough with a face like a constipated baby scratching around to pay his 90 baht bin one would could possibly be inclined to join Pattaya's notorious high flying club.

  7. for starters:

    only some kind of a traumatic event would be something, an 8 year old boy would never forget.

    I assume, you do not want to do that with the boy. So forget your target!

    I hope, with 8 years, this boy is still not totally destroyed from the bullshit you see everyday on TV. There is really no need for an event, that he will never forget.

    Some hints what is important:

    Try to see it with the eyes of a 8 year old ! It does not have to be something BIG and expensive and exceptional new! Just some fun for an 8 year old boy. They like to play with their friend or to play with his parents or known adults, adults who knows how to play with children. For this boy, most important is, what happens in his normal life. What happens everyday ! Having people who care for him everyday.People who care, what he feels and what he thinks. People who help him when he needs them .... that is most important.

    To make a too big event-birthday will only cause stress to this little boy. So set a limit for time and trouble. The bigger the better is bullshit. It has to be the right amount!

    Some practical hints: for the boy: some nice small events: like a gift,

    some playing (playing with a new football ... what ever.

    Just some "silly" games for young children.

    You could go swimming . There is a facility near the tower, between Pattaya and Jomptien.

    Take care ! Many children in this age can not swim !. You could ask the boy, what he wants to do . But do no expect an answer !

    Think what you can do and not what you can buy!

    And do not forget to feed everyone. It doesnt need to to be from "Ritz". But something, you know, he like to eat. May be just ask him.

    If I hear, you would impress on him that much, I think, your motives are mostly to much self centered .... SORRY

    <deleted> are you yapping on about?

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