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Eww, 61 year old pussy. The whole idea of leaving the US for Thailand was to get away from them.
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10 hours ago, The manic said:
Not true in Thailand. PC madness has not infected here yet. Flattery is well acceptex in Thailand.
Absolutely right, The manic. And thankfully so. Women here tend to take flattery as it's meant to, in a lighthearted way. Not with the manufactured PC outrage of the west.
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Be careful now.
Last week I saw a head-turning black woman latish and, as is my wont, said to her in a cheery voice, You ma'am are gorgeous. She was taken aback momentarily but then replied in a perfect New York accent, Thank you, but the tone of voice and look in her eyes indicated that I needed to move on, which I quickly did.
Ditto for the guys. So don't make assumptions based on skin color.
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Follow up, re the 90-day reporting I understand this has nothing to do with the visa but with Thai Govt. wanting to know what falang's been up to. Though I don't do that now that I am working at an NGO with a work permit, so I guess it may actually have something to do with said falang's residential status. But it doesn't seem a big deal in any case.
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Ok, that's clear then. I've been mulling TE for a while now.
Any time you come into the country you get to stay a year, no questions asked. After, well just before, a year you either need to (a) get the 'ell out and come back in or (b) go pay for an extension. In case (a) you're good for another year from the date of reentry. Case (b) you're good for 1 year from the day the extension was stamped.
And, of course, all these fun and games are permissible for the duration of the TE visa, or PE visa, or whatever it's called.
I stand to be corrected ... But be precise please based on published rules not anecdotes.
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4 hours ago, Pib said:
Personally, since I'm sending money to my Thai bank account and assuming I'm in Thailand at the time I would not fund with my Debit Card since I have multiple debit cards that do not charge any foreign transaction fee and also reimburse the Thai ATM ripoff Bt220 foreign card fee.
Curious, how do you get such a card? I avoid using my US credit union debit card except for emergencies because of that 220b. fee and I doubt I get a great exchange rate either (well, probably the bank rate you quote above).
But that fee really hurts because the cash withdrawal limit per transaction is about $500, at least for my CU, which means the fee works out to more than 1%.
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If you know your specs you could order online at Lazada or AliExpress.
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2 hours ago, Thian said:
Today i saw a plane very high in the sky and another one flying in his slipstream/smoketrace...The 2nd one was very hard to see but not far behind the first one.
Might have been Superman and Batman. Ever since their 2016 movie together flopped they've been pretty depressed. They were parked in Ibiza for a while laying about drinking all day and making a nuisance of themselves with the babes after sundown. Ended up getting kicked off the island.
Then they moved to Thailand. In June I spotted the pair at the back of Baccara in Soi Cowboy carousing with a bunch of babes. Then Superman flew out with one on his back. But apparently he hadn't paid the barfine because the mamasan was on Batman in a flash yelling for her money.
I just hope what you saw was the demented duo leaving the country for good.
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Jean-Claude Van Damme who pops in at the Mixx Disco every few months. And is kind to people who want to take selfies with him.
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Best is to make a provisional patent first. Couple of years ago it was $100 at the USPTO site. A foolproof patent is a heckuva lot harder to write and you'll probably need help of patent lawyers, figure $5000 at least.
Recommended is to go with the provisional first, which gives you protection for a year, and then decide if to go full monty.
If I remember a patent in any one of the signatory countries (of the international patent org) is valid in all of them. But I have no idea how to apply for one in Thailand and I bet docs will be in Thai.
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1 hour ago, fruitman said:
6500 in the Asics store, my wife just bought these today...
Curious Asics store where? I need a large size and remember going to a few different shops before finding a fitting pair at Central Chidlom. Wouldn't mind trekking over to a well-stocked Asics outlet though.
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Your dog knows its shoes. I own a pair of Asics Gel Kayano, green. They are great for running. Central Chidlom is where I got mine. 2nd level sporting goods section.
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Can't you just buy a large washing machine?
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46 minutes ago, rijb said:
Think Like a Billionaire: Everything You Need to Know About Success, Real Estate, and Life by Donald J. Trump
Do I want to be like Buddha or Donald Trump? Easy decision.
Wait, maybe not. Donald gets to bang Ivanka, no? Does banging Ivanka count as making merit?
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smo, relax, every guy and gal in the planet has had such experiences, multitudes of them. The more you are attracted to a person the more you fear rejection by such a person, therefore the more you find a way to avoid possible rejection. You would have to be an emotionless Spock to have no fear of rejection (but then an emotionless Spock would probably end up being rejected anyway). Freezing and/or acting stupid when confronted with someone you find highly attractive is just human. And then blaming yourself for losing this one last chance of a partner to grow old with and die in their arms (yeah, right) is human too.
Move on, do other stuff and in a week it'll become a speck in the rear view mirror.
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11 hours ago, meatboy said:
should we concerned? a serious disease in pigs [vietnamese pork] across the border, vietnam/camboadia will make its way into thailand.
as pork is the main food here it is worrying that this could happen.
i have not seen any report on the news channels.
How do you know then? Ain't nothing google brings up either.
Oh, I got it. Happened to me once too. Not a pig but a dying cow whispered in my ear "My kind has an incurable disease. Stop eating beef." But I was too smart to fall for that. Ain't no 4-legged critter gonna stop me from eating 4-legged critters.
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36 minutes ago, Hutch68 said:
I'm gonna google it! If it's not found within 24 hours you can post yourself and that will be a score for you.
Google's found it already.
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Alright, then, here's a google-proof one:
"My love, days and nights of games
Followed one after another like video frames
No search engine could find a love like ours
No cheat could take from us the joyful hours
Even they who mock us with silly names"
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Jeez, Hutch, you are not the brightest. It took me exactly 5secs. to plug your lyrics into google and find Arctic Monkeys:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWZCk_Bj54s
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The only job you might get fairly easily is with a language school as an English instructor. I believe TV has a separate forum for teachers plus there must be dozens of others on FB, etc.
I have never done this work though and it just struck me that a school might ask teaching qualifications, distinct from what you have in business. Still look into it. As posters above indicate other low-level jobs are simply not open to foreigners.
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10 hours ago, Encid said:
Her accent sounds English...
Might be running from Brexit. It's addled a lot of Brit minds. She might have taken off her clothes just to move faster in the hot weather.
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1 hour ago, Damrongsak said:
For Buddhists, life is suffering. Suffering is caused by craving and desire. That would include the desire to still have loved ones who died.
Then there are the concepts of reality and the illusory nature of life and our perception. The universe is not under our control.
My son has been dead 12 years now. Sometimes I think I just imagined him. Sometimes I'm sad, sometimes I laugh when I think about him. And if I can't find one of my tools, I sometimes blame it on him. :)
I admire your take on life and death, Damrongsak. I was going to say you're a true Buddhist but then I really don't know enough of Buddhism to say that. I just think you like some others have a knack for finding your way to happiness, even from such tragedies as the loss of a child. To my mind, to always see a glass half full is a blessing conferred more by inherent personality traits and life events than a particular faith.
Also it helps to have a sense of humor. People who like to see the funny side tend to bounce back more easily.
By the way great pic earlier of your son. Bet he left a lot of grieving females.
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I am guessing it's the same woman from the massage parlor incident yesterday.
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1 minute ago, rwdrwdrwd said:
Unless he was well connected of course, either personally or by virtue of his employer.
First rule when in a hole: stop digging. The employer was a parlor owner, not someone to do with the Central Group or King Power.
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Now you've got me worried. You think I could get sick from eating infected pussy?