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Just now, NoshowJones said:
True, but I only saw the still picture.
The video is there on Youtube, it's very clear who the aggressor was.
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1 minute ago, NoshowJones said:
For the benefit of the poster with the confused emo, in most cases Thai's only fight when the odds are on their side, ie four to one. Still confused??
And young Brits like to king hit old men?
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3 minutes ago, NoshowJones said:
But a young man punching an elderly man?? No excuse for that if it's true.
The video clearly shows that the Brit thug king hit the Thai manager. Gutless.
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1 minute ago, bob smith said:
Location:Pattaya
say no more!
bob.
Still pathetic.
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10 hours ago, bob smith said:
speaking in riddles?
the last refuge of a man with no decent comeback..
pitiful.
bob.
Whoopee is a comeback? Pathetic.
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45 minutes ago, bob smith said:
....whoopee!
bob.
A snag short of a bbq.
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24 minutes ago, bob smith said:The Thai world.
where violence is the norm.
bob.
I've lived here 15 years, never got into an argument or a fight with a Thai, not even a cross word, but some people go out of their way to be a-holes and I would say this Brit thug is one of them, and anyone who thinks that king hitting a 67 year old man is justified, has to be another.
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15 minutes ago, bob smith said:
Moobaan security guards and juristic workers can be very annoying.
they are smarmy, sarcastic and like to take the pi$$ out of residents because they are so bored in their little non air conditioned booths sitting on their lazy backsides all day..
something tells me that this fella deserved it!
bob.
Deserved being king hit by a Brit thug? What kind of world do you live in?
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1 minute ago, JBChiangRai said:
That maybe true in America, it’s certainly not true here.Time will tell if the trend becomes world wide.
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27 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:This is Thailand Dude.
You wouldn’t be trolling EV owners here by any chance, would you?
It seems the popularity of the EV is dwindling fast due to huge losses on resales, plus difficulty in recycling the batteries.
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10 minutes ago, SiSePuede419 said:That's why my house has its own gate that I control.
I don't want to live in gated subdivisions with pompous <deleted> like this guy. 😂
There's always an a-hole somewhere, nowhere is safe.
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14 minutes ago, Mr Meeseeks said:Wrong again, it is the word of the person that was punched in the nose and others who have a grievance with the guy.
C'mon, you can do better than this.
Just watched the video, the Brit king hit the 67 year old Thai man. No matter what was said, no excuse. That better?
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The Guard (2011) Very entertaining Irish black comedy, with Brendan Gleeson and Don Cheadle. Try and get a version with English subs, the Irish accent can be tough going.
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Just now, Mr Meeseeks said:History of bad temper according to the village manager and security guards.
Oh, it's a conspiracy against the Brit.
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1 minute ago, Mr Meeseeks said:Farang probably had enough of the passive-aggressive nonsense from the Thai manager and security guards and snapped.
There's definitely previous between them though, as the article alludes to.
The problem is as soon as we do this as foreigners they win.
Sounds like the falang had a history of "snapping".
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6 minutes ago, Mr Meeseeks said:Some of these insecure and inadequate Thai men just can't wait to have a go at farang.
In this instance, it looks like the farang had enough.
You mean the falang who had a history of a bad temper?
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3 minutes ago, Dmaxdan said:it's because Thai people never commit crimes such as this, only foreigners.
They get reported as well. Just check out the Thai local TV news sometime.
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What You Wish For. I suppose this would belong in the horror genre, but it's definitely a cut above the usual rubbish. Kept me entertained from start to finish.
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8 minutes ago, Sheryl said:
A number - either 80 or 160 - appears on both the box and the inhaler bottle. What does yours say?
I just amended my post, it says 160, but I believe the 80 mcg is only available in 60 doses and works out a lot more expensive. The 120 dose (160 mcg) is around 1400 baht and the 60 dose (80 mcg) is 1100 baht. Go figure, the lesser strength is more expensive. Like low fat milk being more expensive than full fat.
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1 hour ago, Sheryl said:
Ventolin and other bronchodilators can be used for COPD and indeed are usual first line of treatment for mild cases.
However steroids are also often needed and may be administered by inhaler or orally. Oral steroids are usually reserved for acute flare ups and given short term whereas inhaled steroid can be used longterm.
@giddyupChanging brands per se won't make a difference. The only things that will are either decressing dosage or weaning off the steroid altogether (must be done gradually). Neither should be attempted except under doctor advice/supervision.
You did not mention the Symbicort dosage you are on. It comes in different strengths so there might be scope for a decresse but must ask your doctor.
There is no option of strength when I buy from Fascino, only 60 or 120 doses. There is
nothing marked on inhaler re dose either. I stand corrected, there is a marking of 160 which indicates 160 mcg of budesonide/4.5 mcg of formoterole, but there is an option for 80 mcg, but I have never been asked what dosage I want..
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8 minutes ago, Steven Pattaya said:
Seretide works for me, around 700 baht for 60 doses 50/250 diskus. Also contains a steroid, so I always rinse mouth and throat immediately after use. Running HEPA air cleaners all the time in my condo helps a lot too, so now I only need one puff of Seretide daily.
Price is pretty much the same as Symbicort. Will try drinking more water after inhaling to stop hoarseness.
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2 minutes ago, 1948wjm said:
I was prescribed with "Trelegy Ellipta" for my COPD 2 years ago but it has not improved my breathing whatsoever . Does "Symbicort" provide you with instant success with improved breathing or takes longer to be effective ? My "Trelegy" costs me 1,900 baht for 30 doses, Thanks for yr kind feedback
It works well for me, other than the hoarseness, and is much cheaper than what you are paying at 1400 baht for 120 doses.
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6 minutes ago, mstevens said:
I use Symbicort once in the morning and in the cooler months, once before bed.
Do you have any problem with hoarseness?
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37 minutes ago, 2baht said:
2 puffs first thing every morning, lasts 1 month.
There are 120 doses in Symbicort, 2 puffs a day should last 2 months.
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2024)
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The nurse portayed in this comes across as quite strange herself.