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3 minutes ago, The Deerhunter said:

You'll destroy the cardboard box rental market if you sell too cheap.

 

 

 

 I've sent you a photo of my 12 sqm box and what I want. Please don't try to make fun of me. 

15 minutes ago, The Deerhunter said:

I'm available at short notice.  I just have to sub-rent my cardboard box.

 I'm selling mine since I found a nice place under a bridge. Very cheap. 

1 hour ago, ExpatOilWorker said:

I sometimes pass a farang that is selling tissue paper on the sidewalk. I am not really in the tissue buying business on my way for my daily morning coffee, so I never checked with him what his P&L is and I am not sure if he is homeless, but there he is nevertheless.

 

 But you could buy it and sell it as toilet paper.....

2 hours ago, Wake Up said:

I do not agree that any one is happy as a homeless destitute alcoholic. We all are fortunate to have what we have and someone or many people have helped us all along our journey. While we make mostly good decisions all of us have done stupid things that could have been disastrous. All of us have been helped along the way to have a successful life.   I have found many Thai people and expats to be empathetic and kind to others.  Does not surprise me that the Thai woman fed the homeless man or gave him money. The ones of us with the least are often the most humble and thankful and generous. Not meant to slap on the ones that have much as many are good people. Just a lifelong observation that many people that have little possess great understanding and compassion for those that are living on the streets. We all could be there but for the help of others in our life.  Peace ?

 

 Any of us could have a stroke, a heart attack, lose our homes to somebody we once trusted and life can get pretty strange when somebody does a hit and run. 

It's nice that there are people around who help others, instead of asking if he'd have a "work visa" for begging. 

15 minutes ago, chiang mai said:

 

Nappedkid

 

 Napkidding? 

1 minute ago, Don Mega said:

Typically the repair of bodywork is not the domain of mechanics, little wonder a bottle cap was used !!

 I've seen worse things......

2 hours ago, Don Mega said:

Accident damage, Why were mechanics fixing that ?

Because the monks were too busy?

5 hours ago, mettech said:

 I understand that we are in Thailand and there is no need to fix a car because from what i am seeing daily on the news they sure know the way to destroy their vehicle old or new.

All the vehicles here are very expensive and no wonder there is many repair shop but a few qualified mechanics.

So my best guess if any further with repair problem any of us should go to dealership and get it fix this is what i have done not long ago and got the car fixed at a good rate of 500 tbh/hour plus the parts it all worked good by the way it was MAZDA.in Buriram.

 

 I was at the dealership at Mitsubishi Sisaket. The body shop did that to my truck. 

40 minutes ago, sanemax said:

 

   Does he have a working Visa for that  ?

 

 You're asking the same question already in post # 7. Is that all you can produce? 

   My friend's working without a working Visa. He lives at the 7 Eleven in Pattaya, right next to the snitchplace. 

3 minutes ago, Satearn said:

I had a doctor's note...as stated in original post

 My apologies. Hope you could sort all out. 

8 hours ago, nottocus said:

Death penalty

A much harder one: Take their mobile phones away and they stop living. 

3 minutes ago, Canceraid said:

Typical blame the boys...please boys are boys with the hormones in their body...slight temptations and opportunity...and what do u expect....first...what are the parents of the girl...a 12 year old doing?????Allowing a 12 year old to chat with strange guys and to go out with them....tells you a lot about her home and also herself and her morals. Posting this thread on Pantip site...Thai males should see what all these TV members are posting about them and also in other threads on TV!

 

 How can you blame the parents? Blame yourself for your post, please. Girls go to school, girls go to 7 Eleven, girls go to meet girl friends, girls are not prisoners of war, Mr. Canceraid. 

1 minute ago, sanemax said:

 

  Honest, Not lying , financially independent, got her own job , never worked in a bar , doesnt have a child in the village to support , her whole life doesnt revolve around eating, drinking and watching TV , has some ambition in life , thinks about the future, rather than just thinking about the next thing they have to do .

    That sort of thing .

Then you can build a relationship which can progress

 

   But it can't progress if she's always updating her Farcebook page. Look what I had to eat today, oh, I feel lonely, hmm, I need more money, argh my boy -friend cheated on me, who can lend me some cash for a new nose and boobs, etc...pp. 

22 hours ago, sanemax said:

And you may wonder what a dozen pretty girls are all doing hanging around a bar . They are all cashiers  , all twelve of them work as cashiers and they only started working there two days ago

 

 And they all drink unspiked lady drinks with orange juice in it. But not the real one. My friend was lucky that he found one who just arrived in Pattaya from Bangkok's Nana district. 

   He wanted to marry her after only one week. She's so shy that she always switches the light off before they go to bed. 

   Now they must have done something wrong and tell him that he can't marry a man?

What the heck's wrong here? Noinaha is such a pretty girl but the bureaucrats have messed all up with her birth certificate. 

16 hours ago, roo860 said:

 

 

Only 7 posts before we get the classic question!!!!


Sent from my SM-G920F using Thaivisa Connect mobile app
 

 

 

 

 

 Yep, I was just thinking, well, a great happy end. I've just received the three months occurrences of an institution that helps a certain nationality in emergency situations where I'm volunteering when something comes up in my area.

  Really bad news from a guy who came to LOS to commit suicide but survived and finally landed in a psychiatric hospital to an HIV positive guy who also wanted to die here and stopped taking his Antiviral medication.

  It must be nice to jerk on the keyboard when reading such a story of a homeless guy who finally made it. Those guys who ask such questions wouldn't have a problem to inform the authorities and that's very sad.

  I have to say it again that foreigners in Thailand seem to be the biggest enemies of foreigners.

   Merry Christmas to all the snitches on this so festive forum. 

3 minutes ago, Happy Grumpy said:

 

There was 1.5 liters of Pepsi in the oil.

 

 Nope, 15 liters of coke in the tank.

A red light and speeding Kathoey almost killed me on my way to school near the coppers. The impact was so tough that I had broken ribs nobody knew of, except me, it took three hospitals to find out that my spine was seriously injured and my truck was dead.

The garage the insurance company was dealing with- the freak had the same company- redid the whole truck, but they didn't fix the chassis/frame.

When I got it back after only one year I had very serious issues with the steering and the brakes, so I drove to Mitsubishi and even the insurance guys could see the damaged frame with their eyes.

It was clear that the car wouldn't go back to the cheating company in Kanth., so Mitsubishi did the whole truck again, including getting the chassis straight.

They told me it would take 3 months, but I had to wait a little bit more than 6 months. When I got it back and went for an alignment it turned out that 5 ball joints were so loose that I could take one out with a screw driver.

That was the first time when I really lost my temper, drove to Mitsubishi and really yelled at the foreman how they can not inform me of such incredible problems. His answer was so weird that I found myself speechless.

Nobody gave the order to do so were his words. Then I had to tell him to sjmuifhrgughrtuhtiphthmth

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I finally ended up paying for all the parts, because they didn't understand that the impact that pushed my truck far away also had an impact on the ball joints.

  It fits with the Pepsi cap. 

1 minute ago, transam said:

They did NOT wire the big loads through the consumer box......I fitted ("live") replacement wall switches for these items that detect stuff...

 

   I bought a little screwdriver size tool that not only detects high voltage. I can also use it to check my car's electrical system.

  I'm only trying to survive until my retirement cash flows. And that's a couple of moons away. 

Just now, transam said:

My A/C and showers are live when the main switch is off..................

 Get an electrician who knows what he's doing and get it fixed. If that's true the breaker might not go off if there's something wrong.

   And that in the bathroom with water is highly dangerous. Please see attached screenshot . Only a "few" foreigners who got killed by high voltage. 

25 minutes ago, JAS21 said:

Do you know what you started by bringing wiring up .......

 

That bottle top repair is not up to spec...they should have at least picked it with toilet tissue (preferably unused) to give it more strength ... see it has deformed and that is not right ....

 

 What really made me angry was that they didn't even take a Coke cap. Cheap Bastards. 

5 hours ago, JAS21 said:

I didnt think the ceiling rose being live when the light is off is that unusual. Pull the fuse' before you fiddle up there ...

 

 

     I almost killed my wife at our old place when fixed the ceiling light in the bathroom. I had all breakers off told my wife to hold the light for a sec when she had a little shock. 

I said something about rest electricity and grabbed the lead wire. That was before my artificial knee joint, gotta be careful not to do such things again.

It turned out that all lights were live when switched off. Quality education automatically creates specialists who are too special to do easy things as they should be. The main fuse was a 30 AMP that wouldn't even blow after my body's grilled.

You really need a meter to check if there's power and switch the mains off. Right, where the power cables come into your house/apartment/flat.

    Would anybody of us die such a stupid way then we died of a heart attack. Stay safe. 

 I feel sorry for the girl and I already know that not much will happen to the "boys". 

        Facebook is to blame, not the educational system.

The hub of rapists or the Land of Smile, the times are rapidly changing. 

       And the girls who get raped in a village usually marry the rapist after they paid a good amount to the parents.

Or nobody says something, especially when Lung Somchai was horny. Can't lose face, can you? 

 My wife's friend is a nurse and more and more 12-year-olds are pregnant. Some of them had sex with a ladyboy and they don't think that they can get pregnant.

Sexual education doesn't really exist. Hmm, maybe some teachers do their part, but not in class. Oh boy. 

I hope her daddy and some friends will find a solution that they can never do that again.

Give the ducks their thingies.  I vote for Duck Food. 

Here are some particular photos of places where bodies were stored, people who did a lot of work, plenty of forensic work and techniques that have been used to identify the victims. Some photos are not for people who'd never seen dead bodies.

1. Locations of the Investigations Sites. 

2.Phuket Police Station with the DVI ( Disaster Victim Identification.

3. Crowded working conditions at Site I a.

4. Site II  at Wat Ban Muang on January 2, 2005

5.Site I b at Wat Tha Cha Chai Phuket, December 31st. 

6. Wat Yan Yao (Site Ia) in January 2005 representing  one  of  the  places  for  storing  of  the victims and the main working place until February 2005

2005.

7. The TTVI IMC (Thai Tsunami Victim Identification Information Management Center) on Phuket Island established in the middle of January to organize the identification process.

8. Inside the TTVI IMC (Thai Tsunami Victim Identification Information Management Center) showing the working places for data collection and comparison.

9.Site II with the container village representing the working places of the medico-legal investigations and the storing of the victims.

10. Container Lines for the investigation process of the victim at Site II (outside view).

18. Structure of the organisation of the TTVI IMC (Thai Tsunami Victim Identification Information Management Center)

19. Tattoo found on a victim representing a dolphin

20. Result of DNA STR analysis obtained by automated fluorescent capillary electrophoresis showing an incomplete profile. Each peak (or pair of peaks) represents the genotype of a given STR locus.

6 hours ago, seancbk said:

 

What does it cost to get a body shipped back to wherever they came from?

Maybe some people think that the person is dead and buried and where really doesn't matter.

 

       It all depends on religious beliefs. And it does matter for a lot of people where their loved ones are buried. Whenever I can make it back home, I always visit my mom's grave and talk to her, bring her some flowers and spend some time there. It's also a part of the process to say goodbye to somebody you've loved and a grave can be the boundary of life and death. 

On 12/23/2016 at 7:59 PM, transam said:

1. Mrs.Trans

2. Mrs.Trans just out the shower

3. Mrs.Trans when she doesn't ask for cash

 

 

 4. Mrs.Trans doesn't increase my water bill.