KC 71

Nando

3 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

At least the back packers will be able to get hemp clothing on the cheap.

 

Just don't smoke those sandals.

 

 

I don't know,

if they haven't washed them for a while, they might get a good hit off them.

1 minute ago, KC 71 said:

It hits me it really does

8 minutes ago, KC 71 said:

These are soi dogs (. It they seem to have German Shepherd in them) ????

22 minutes ago, internationalism said:

get some puppies, young adults, 2 for companionship (when nobody home they wont feel lonely). Train them. 

Small size, so they can seat on a lap or on just one car seat. That unless need a large dog for protection of property.

Small dogs can live up to 20 years, larger size just 10-15 years.

Get them free from temple or from a breeder (from some 3k).

Check with the rest of family what are their needs, expectations, so dog/s will become part of family.

Do all vax on time. Don't keep dog on a leash, even more so on a chain. Let them run free in enclosure and house

These are soi dogs (. It they seem to have German Shepherd in them) ????

I am not going to fall out with any of you over your beliefs

all i ak of you, is too keep you're minds open

We are all in this together,and we will always remain the same.

what will be will be.And no matter what we will still be together x

3 hours ago, NanLaew said:

Udon Thani. The resident, cynical coffin dodgers up here need some fresh (old) meat to chew on.

Gods waiting room ????

4 hours ago, sandyf said:

Nothing wrong with there.  My choice would be Bang Saen, same coastline but a bit closer to the major facilities.

I am on outskirts of Chonburi city but would prefer to be nearer the sea but it's  not that far. I use Bang Saen hospital which has recently moved into a new building and very good.

I have been told that there and Hua Hin has the best seafood in the whole country ????

3 hours ago, BritManToo said:

My rabbit bit through the fibre cable outside my house last week.

We have the techs phone number and call him direct, repaired in a few hours as he called in between other jobs.

We always give him a 100bht tip, which gives us very fast service.

 

Back to the OP,

I enjoy living in Chiang Mai, not even any pollution this year due to the unusual amount of rain this month.

it has been the same in the Rai for the last 3yrs or so

I'm certainly not complaining.

4 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

I know a guy who used to live in Singapore but then he moved to Bangkok.

From time to time he got so upset with the quality of service/workers here that he thought about moving back to Singapore.

I.e. he had problem with his internet which was the fastest available at that time. Often it didn't work and it seemed nobody cared. He told me in Singapore that problem would have been attended and probably solved within hours.

 

It depends what people want. Cost of living and cute girls is not the highest priority for everybody.

'Horses for courses'

Get a feeling of the 'lay of the land' before you commit to anything.

feelings can change in the long term.

its MaeChan not Mae Jan !

4 hours ago, BritManToo said:

So drug dealer driving along deserted country roads didn't notice the police following him.

Lots of tip~offs around these parts

4 hours ago, Credo said:

I am curious about what long-term effects you think will occur?   Vaccines really don't work that way, they get into the body, they stimulate our own immune system to produce antibodies and then they are out of our body.  Any effect is quite quick, usually within a matter of minutes to a few days.   

they wanted to have a 50 yr gap on effect results.

But we will find out the truth of the matter within the next few yrs

6 hours ago, Venom said:

That's great news for Pfizer. ????????

???????????????????? 

14 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

One of my friends' 18 year-old son got myocardytis 3 months ago after the jab and is still crippled by it. A girl I know in her 20s died of a stroke 2 weeks after the jab. I don't want that to happen to me or my kid so a big No Thanks.

 

????sorry to hear that rattlesnake

19 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:

The comments on this thread leads me to believe folks with no kids believe vaccinating kids is good for the sake of others. How would you a stranger know what's best for my kid.

Exactly.its none of their f.......ing business

7 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:

Yet that study from Israel on a 4th booster shot in now way mentioned the need for a 5th stating instead that it  not enough to prevent Omicron-variant infections.

 

Your conclusion is not what it says and very misleading.

The most jabbed up country in the world

with the highest amount of cases

go figure !

On 1/23/2022 at 12:11 PM, sungod said:

Well, my son already had it, avoided serious illness thankfully, his runny nose and cough didn't cause us too much stress  either which we are thankful for.

 

The WHO article was interesting, 1 small dose, no boosters. I can understand why some parents may follow up on that is they have been lucky enough that their kids have not contacted it yet, but for us that would be closing the stable door after the horse has bolted.

I trust the WHO as far as i could through them.

they all seem to have the same agenda.WHO,UN,WEF etc !

20 hours ago, thaitom said:

You obviously do not know what goes on in the public schools.

There is no social interaction any more.wearing masks etc.

maybe home schooling is the way forward thaitom.

if i had a kids would do the same, for sure.

Venusians 

i wonder what sort of music they were playing