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That's why this type of breakfast is strongly associated with those who work in the building trades or do hard graft like digging ditches or spreading tarmac , as the high calorific content provides the needed energy for carrying out those tasks..

Many years ago , I used to , in the cooler months of Dec/Jan/Feb train for Spring Marathons (London & Boston) up in a remote part of Loei Province , near Chiang Khan. Once a Week I used to drive in to Udon Thani , about 140km, away , mainly for a fry up just like this at Irish Clock Hotel and a supply of 2nd hand books from FuzzyKen's bookshop , Nice Photo????

It's me! Hi! I'm the problem , it's me! At teatime , everybody agrees! Anti Hero Taylor Swift

I’d like to start a topic on food. this thread is where people can post pictures of their dinner, what they have had or about to have.

Not really , I find that with the hot weather here , I consume a lot more liquids than I would back home , meaning that my appetite is somewhat diminished when teatime comes around..

Tonight @ around 8:00pm , I shall be having Chicken Panang with Brown Jasmine Rice , just waiting for the chicken to defrost , I could defrost it in the microwave , but prefer to let it defrost naturally.. will post a photo when ready , but not expecting any culinary awards..????

Maybe Gammaglobulin could put you up for a few days on his futon in ????????

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I haven't a clue , but he didn't half write some weird sh*t , just like yours truly here..????

Were you once a regular contributor to stickmanbangkok readers submissions going by the name of Dana? Very similar writing style.

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and by paying out a million baht to each of the victims that impact and more importantly the country's image would not be seen to be tarnished ..strange thought process indeed!

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You may find it difficult to stay in Japan long term due to their strict visa regulations. Have you been to the Japanese countryside lately or ever? As a tourist/visitor you would be given a 90 Day stamp in your passport without the need for a visa , dependent on the country you are from. The level of English language comprehension drops off significantly the farther you stray from the main metropolises. It may be a good idea to come over as a tourist and spend a few months getting to know the lay of the land and exploring how you can fit in. It is now heading in to the cold season and the temperature will plummet soon , you may be advised to wait until the spring to make an exploratory visit and see Japan during sakura. Finding accommodation in the Japanese countryside may prove problematic , but there are many real estate agencies online , but their sites are in Japanese language only. Bank accounts can only be opened if you have a visa , but cash can be withdrawn from any 7-11 ATM (yes 7-11 in Japan have their own bank) but many other Japanese banks do not accept foreign cards. Japan is a great country to retire to as there is such a high proportion of the population being over the age of 65 , I am assuming that you are of that age range , they are very active and take part in many activities , which if you are of a curious nature , no doubt you will be invited to join , they are as interested in you as you are of them , and you will learn much more Japanese , as they learn some English from you.

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yes , I paid the same price yesterday , I only use one of these about once a year , last year it was 390baht , this year 490baht for 16lt tank.

feeling a bit brittle today I see.. PS.. my shoulders are back

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Hi Gamma. Have you been taking some time to be distant? Have you been taken some time to be still? Have you been taken some time to be by yourself since your therapist told you that you are ill. Have you been making some progress lately? Have you learned some new coping skills? So we haven't needed you much , man. I think you need to step back and chill. Welcome Back..

The eight step program for going full-on native. Khao San Yoga Mat Sak Yant Fisherman Pant Tee Rak Khorat Khao Na Pla-Rha.. Col. Walter E. Kurtz ????

That must be what they meant by Newphoria..

Hi , I did exactly that this year , went back to London for 3 months (March to June) and planning on doing so again next year (April to September) , I got work with these people doing catering , very flexible , can work whenever you feel like. https://www.angelhr.org/catering-and-hospitality-jobs I think they do other types of jobs apart from catering and cover a larger part of the Uk , than just London. You can pre-register with them online in advance and can choose to submit a cv or just provide recent selected jobs background if you don't have a cv. Hope this helps..

Last night around 7pm , I agreed with a tuk tuk driver a price of 200 Baht to take me from the bus station in Savannakhet to the casino at Savan Resort and back. When the trip was done , I paid the driver mistakenly 2,000 Baht (it was unlit spot and I could not differentiate the bank notes). When I got back to the hotel I noticed my error and went immediately back to the tuk tuk stand. Of course the f~Cker was no longer there and his colleagues miraculously , momentarily forgot how to speak English , they seemed quite proficient earlier when trying to acquire a fare from me. My fault completely , but all this b~llsh~T about honest taxi drivers , I never seem to come across one.. On the bright side I did come out on top at the casino , but the tuk tuk incident still rankles none the less..

Things you may be entitled to if you are a pensioner in the Uk 1) If you were born on or before 2nd Sept. 1929 (ie 96 yrs old) and are a British national you could be eligible to a free passport. 2) If you are over State Pension age and registered blind you may get a 50% discount on your TV license. Is there no limit to their generosity????