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I think she used the two essential components of Thai economic forecasting - a rusty abacus and a somewhat cloudy crystal ball. ????
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5 minutes ago, jcmj said:
How about putting a few trash cans around. Cement them to the ground if necessary, but give people some place to throw their trash. I think this could help all over the city. Nothing will stop idiots from littering but it may help.
Um....I don't think littering was the point of the story. Just sayin'.
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Who remembers the previous bomb scanner debacle? They were actually golf ball locaters, and cost billions.
Deja Vu. Or is it simply Back to the Future - Part II ?
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8 minutes ago, Gold Star said:Not surprised.
His choices in life seem to gravitate towards things well known for unreliability.
Both the Pattaya girl, and the Ducati.
And evidently (sex lube found in the condo), both had a dry clutch.
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I received the photo letters in the mail for the previous occupant for over seven years. They turned up regularly - at least one a month. We had no forwarding address and the Landlord didn't have one either, so they never got passed on.
I can only assume the Thai lady never paid any fine. Some good photos though - and the speeds were impressive. The highest was 175K.
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Um.......if I was Herr Mathias I would have weighed up the value of the bike, the rings, and damage to condo and ego against the cost of public embarrassment and media notoriety, and remain silent, and considered the experience a somewhat inexpensive lesson in life
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I've cashed up everything except a few commercial property investments yielding 8%, despite the fact that my cash is technically depreciating in value.
When the proverbial hits the fan in the next 6 months, I'll be joining the feeding frenzy.
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If anybody cares to dig deeper than the MSM you will discover seemingly authentic reports of Ukraine soldiers also refusing to fight and quitting their posts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeFSGUPemzc&t=492s
I don't claim to comprehend the current conflict. But it seems that virtually nobody in the media, or even in politics, knows anything at all about Russo-Ukraine relations over the past century or earlier.
I have not yet seen any mention of Stalin's Holodomor - the Russian state engineered starvation of Ukraine and the oppression of the Kulaks in the '30's that killed at least 4 million, or the fact that many Ukranians did actually join the German army in WWII and there were even Ukraine SS brigades. Treblinka was virtually manned solely by the Ukranian SS.
If you research this you will become to understand Putin's reference to Ukraine Nazis and some of the bitterness that exists between the two sides.
This is a propaganda war that Ukraine is winning if you believe the western MSM. But in reality, the Russians are not the Keystone army the MSM would have us believe, and on the ground, they are achieving their objectives.
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I was on a tour with 30 bikers with the Ulysses club for over 40's riders. Everything from my GSXR1000 to restored RD400's, including a few Harleys. One morning as we prepared to depart the motel, I casually mentioned that I'd never ridden a Harley.
A kindly Doctor (with a stutter) in his 60's offered me a ride of his Sportster before we left. I think it was a Sportster - not really up on the models.
Being a sports bike rider, and because it was early morning and a 3km straight stretch of road, I did what comes naturally - full throttle to near the red line, clutchless change, full throttle to near red line, clutchless change, and repeat.
Upon my return to the carpark, I was greeted with howls of laughter. Apparently, the stuttering Doctor who had never heard his beloved Harley go anywhere near the red line had had a near heart attack and was quoted as saying "J..J..J..jesus w..w..w..w..wept.Th..Th..There w..w..w..w..was n..n..n..no f..f..f..f...arrken n..n..n..need to do that".
Later that day, his Harley stopped functioning and had to be trailered home.
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No, never done it, and never had a problem with the renewals. Provided of course you comply with the balance requirements during the year.
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I thought banks always wanted customer feedback.
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I installed one on my condo door. Didn't ask permission from the condo, as it's no different than having one of those wide angled peephole thingamajigs.
Tip: Don't drill the hole in the door at what you believe to be the correct height. If the visitor is Thai you may be lucky if you see the top of their head, or possibly nothing at all. Don't ask me how I know.
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My "health check" to get my license went like this:
Doctor: You not crazy or blind, right?
Me: No.
Doctor: 500 Baht.
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1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:Not unusual for items in supermarkets or 7 Eleven to be next to wrong price label or sale finished, that's annoying at the till, but to be fair I used to get that back home also.
My biggest annoyance is occasionally you get till staff trying to short change you, 100 short or give change for 500 when you give 1000. MrDIY, Burger King, golf courses in Sattahip
I always flatten out the note/s I'm handing over, make sure the cashier sees me scrutinizing and counting said notes, and then hold the notes in front of their face while telling them in Thai the amount of cash or the denomination I'm handing over.
ESPECIALLY in WS Gogo bars and gas stations. In a Bar, if you simply look at the bill and then stuff the bill plus your 1k note in the pot, You are saying "please feel free to short change me".
Never been short changed yet.
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Ironically, the crossing is wider than it is longer. Similar to the runways that Irish pilots often complain of.
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I suspect this was the blaze I witnessed from my balcony on 2nd Road overlooking Jomtien Soi 3.
The two fire engines attending got lost on 2nd Road and were parked up for a few minutes trying to find access to Soi 3 - probably consulting Google Maps.
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The Katoey's nicking the imaginary gold chains is just the beginning.
I'm waiting for the first report of an Asian sub-continent gentleman getting his wallet nicked by the Ladyboy hiding under the bed while he's enjoying a massage from her accomplice.
And I miss the days sitting at a Beer Bar in WS watching five similar gentlemen negotiating with a Freelancer for a bulk-buy deal. That "W-T-F" look on the Freelancers' face is indubitably priceless.
Halcyon times indeed.
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1 hour ago, alex8912 said:Great news if different opinions will be tolerated. Looking forward to the overhaul of forum rules! Let's be fair.
We can only hope that Musk's version of reality is adopted. I won't hold my breath though.
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Mind boggling.
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Waiting for multiple reports of tourists from the Asian sub-continent having their elbows clipped by scooter mirrors as they walk three abreast on the road.
It's not an official sport, but jolly good fun, nontheless. ????
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I suspect they mean Ballot Boxes, as opposed to individual voting papers.
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Meanwhile, back in the real world......
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How many tall skinny left-handed 'Murcans with a permanently black paint-stained index finger can there be in Patters?
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World Bank said Thailand is in a significant plastic waste crisis
in Thailand News
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Too many World (insert your virtue signaling fetish here) Days.
June 4th was officially Hug a Cat Day. Couldn't catch the stray moggy that hangs around the condo carpark. Sought out some pussy instead.
I'm a civic minded person.![:coffee1: :coffee1:](https://assets.aseannow.com/forum/uploads/emoticons/coffee1.gif)