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Cereal

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  1. This ubiquitous use of the word foreigner is grating. Why not name the nationality? I'm fairly certain it is known, at least much of the time. 

     

    In addition, I lived in China for a time and seeing people squatting in wide open public areas and peeing or taking a dump, was normal. I was eating at a sidewalk place once and a lady walked by with her toddler. Their pants are usually split from back to front so they don't have to pull them down. She stopped right beside my table and the kid squatted and crapped on the sidewalk. She wiped his butt, threw the tissue on the ground and they continued along. I took pictures and the Chinese people eating around me thought I was the weird one.

     

     

  2. On 12/5/2023 at 8:25 AM, ezzra said:

    With a population of nearly 72 millions and buss going everywhere day and night such accidents, by statistics, are bound to happen, 

    good thing it doesn't happened too often...

    Sorry, but using this logic you'd expect 4 times as many crashes in the USA as happen in Thailand. I can't recall the last time a  bus crashed in America. It's all about regulations and maintenance. Sure, the bus looks pretty, but when was the last time the tires and brakes were checked? Not too mention the drivers......

  3. 3 hours ago, chrisbangkok said:

    Absolutely right , they operating in many Western countries too and have been for years . 

     

    https://bc.ctvnews.ca/vancouver-has-at-least-one-secret-chinese-police-station-civil-rights-group-says-1.6183853

     

    China has a secret cop shop in Vancouver keeping track of Canadian Chinese. I can't be the only one like this.

  4. Honestly,  I dont think so. I think true, altruistic  love is so rare it is virtually impossible to have. Everyone has an agenda. Things may start out perfect, they usually do, but things change because people change.

     

    There's an old maxim that is an uncomfortable truism.

     

    Men marry a woman hoping she'll never change. 

     

    Women marry a man hoping he will change.

     

    I've been married to my Lao wife for almost 14 years.  Both facets hold away.

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  5. I was a practicing Master Mason and member of Eastern Star Lodge #51 in Canada. But since moving to Laos in 2006 I have obviously been separated from brethren. Masonry is illegal in Laos and there are no lodges. I know there are some in Thailand but I wonder if there are any Freemasons on this forum who would like to help me get back on the square from which I have drifted away.

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