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"Created Balance Sheets" How Swiss of you (sorry but I could not resist that).
Looking forward to your post on the same subject after, say, 15 years of living here.
good god man, dont you have anything better to look forward to?
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the kimono dragon is the last thing you see before you realize that cute little girl you brought home from the club is actually a lemon squeezer.
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What I cook in my microwave ?
Uhmm, .........everything but boiled eggs and french fries.
boiled eggs are easy, just put a pin prick in the end of the egg before nuking
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The messenger always gets shot...............eventually.
i would be willing to take the bullet if the child is truly neglected.
i certainly hope someone would step up for my child, though she will never find herself in that position
that said, i chose a good partner, something few here seem to do if all the stories are to be believed
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they are not venomous, will not attack unless provoked (they can be really nasty though), their saliva is not like that of the komodo dragon (or common monitor for that matter)
they are, in my opinion very useful to have around
there are about 10 sharing my house on koh phangan with me, and they will venture indoors whenever they can, but they avoid humans and always make their way back outside.
the only downside is they shit like crazy, and the turds are not small.
this is not my photo but i have witnessed a couple of centipede/tokay battles and they can get bloody.
the tokay won both times
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Oh dear, I have vowed not to be naughty on TV so let's just assume that you missed the point of a joke?The Thai interpretation of the incident:
We all feel sorry for the LB. Poor fella on high heels having spent so much for fake tits, goose removed and skin whitened. It is all the Russian's fault; if he would not have been in the country the incident would have never happened. We desperately need a working committee including the mayor of Pattaya, the big chief of the province, one or two ministers spearheading the protection of thieving LBs.
Am I missing anything?
Yes. The source of this "Thai interpretation" you have provided.
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nah, it just wasnt funny.
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run an ethernet cable from the a lan port in one to the other and turn off all dns and nat functions on the seconday one.
I run two routers that way, one is restricted to wireless n devices and the other for guests and lower spec devices
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one of them took my mates toe, one bite and gangrene set in, more aggressive than a centipede, certainly more painful.
one of the few animals in thailand that scare me. apparently they have more toxic bacteria in their mouths than the kimodo dragon
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Well they are the most ridiculous idea that leads to either jumping lights or racing to get through
Maybe a falang just got appointed to the highways committee and is leading a common sense debate
indeed, because farang are so well remarked for their common sense, especially while here in Thailand.
god bless those silly thais, they are pretty darn cute, but they would be lost without us.
Certainly seems like - at times... Service people never show up on time. Workers go to work late, etc. My stepkids won't do anything that doesn't have instant use - planning is not in their vocabulary.
too true, we are just better.
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Raging Russian?
Someones going for a Pulitzer prize.
indeed, i beleive google translate has the byline.
the highlight for me is this bit from the daily news 'article':
Mr. Na confessed that he really yanked the victim’s necklace, but he didn’t think that the Russian would capture and beat him until he could not escape.
so it appears that getting her ass handed to her on a platter was not part of the plan.
poor dear
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that would be an utter disaster of apocalyptic proportion. Keep the commercialization on the road between thongsala and haadrin, chaloklum is charming as it is.Rumor has it, Makro going to be in Chaloklum within 5 years!
As for the location of Big C or even Tesco for that matter, it depends where you live, not so good for those up the west coast or north end!
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you alone in this thread seem to be offended by this article though when asked to explain why it is so offensive, you resort to scatalogical imagery.Sorry but this is a rubbish article the way it has been written. If it has a point put it in third person and report it as an interview.
In that case, take it up with the source of the article rather than post here:
http://www.nationmultimedia.com/contactus/
Thai Visa does not write the news articles.
Nice try, but that does not allow an individual, or an commercial entity to avoid responsibility for actively disseminating the article. You do realize that one not need be the author of an article or the sponsor of an act to be held liable for the damage such an article or an act causes. Your argument is akin to web hosting companies for some questionable groups that argued, hey don't blame us, we didn't put the content up. It didn't work for them, and it doesn't work as an argument for you now.
I appreciate that every website needs content, However, just as one does not post all of the Nation's articles, it perhaps might have been in good taste and decency to have given this article a pass too. Freedom of expression is an important right. However, along with it goes the responsibility of behaving appropriately.
you cite the nations track record where the sex trade and prostitutes are concerned, but the article seems to offer no insult to prostitutes, instead it takes a poke at hypocrisy in government, politics and spin doctoring.
your distaste for this article is apparent, but the reasons for it are in no way obvious.
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i would suggest that prostitution is not the real backbone of the thai economy, and go so much further to add that anyone who cites private dancer as a source of authority is pretty difficult to take seriouslyIncredible to see this! However he does note that the girls could bring the country to its knees with a work stoppage. At least he is aware of the true backbone of the Thai economy. Hats off to the girls. The author would be well served to read Private Dancer and get the real dialog and style down. But at least he is facing the facts.
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one would think insurers would embrace it.utalkin2me, on 07 May 2013 - 09:34, said:
^As mentioned, the reason the insurance companies don't put up a fuss about this, is there is no way to enforce it. I guess they could visually inspect each vehicle, but then they would lose customers. The way they do it in the US is the insurance would lobby for the law, and they would get it, which was done with seat-belts. There is just no way for them to effectively do any of that here though.
A claim comes in, one look at the car and the insurer is not liable.
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hard to imagine any way to snort a substance other than 'nasally'.Talcum powder? Flour?
Hard to describe any substance as "harmless" when it's nasally snorted by a 3 year-old.
the hair tests are the way forward, how much time has lapsed since the video was posted?
still pretty twisted game to play if it were a harmless substance, but not nearly as reprehensible if it was indeed a joke.
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A clearly sarcastic or even cynical article playing with hyperbole. The only thing which amazes me is that the sad humour of the article seems lost on most here. IMHO.
Sir, that was one sorry attempt at sarcasm. It was a poorly thought out, and constructed opinion piece. A skilled editorial writer can effectively use prose to shred someone with the result being that people may disagree with the position but will appreciate the quality of writing and even see the point. In this case, what we have is an intentionally malicious personal opinion that failed because the focus is now on the manner in which the opinion was expressed. Quality editorialists do not write articles like this. People with some semblance of decency and integrity do not do things like this, and newspapers that have professional standards will not print such abusive trash. The writer could have made his point, and even alluded to calling his target a whore without going for a dip in a toilet brimming with feces.
indeed, take the post above as a prime example of hw0 excessive rhetoric and even hyperbole can detract from a writer's credibility.
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Well they are the most ridiculous idea that leads to either jumping lights or racing to get through
Maybe a falang just got appointed to the highways committee and is leading a common sense debate
indeed, because farang are so well remarked for their common sense, especially while here in Thailand.
god bless those silly thais, they are pretty darn cute, but they would be lost without us.
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all this hoohah and I am still not clear.
Are they angry about the comparison (note, it was not a parallel) to a prostitute, or the inference that she is selling the country?
it is really hard to tell.
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another one ! Get a fanny pack fo god sake
what is wrong with pockets and a wallet.
Fanny pack?
i would rather be robbed
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Fresh apples also appear to be very good at clearing bank accounts, stealing homes, cars, bikes etc... all with big smiles on their face
all part of being treated like a king.
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cool, lets send them a link and have them weigh in
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how stupid would you have to be to try it on with him, i mean, really?
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I think most mens preference would be for a Thai lady tbh but you could try your luck on some of the known dating sites for men. Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk 2
thank heaven that there are those of us that just like women, period.
i can imagine saying, you are lovely, but i would prefer a thai.
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it is a pointless discussion, you cant bully a homophobe into admitting their fear, let alone the reasons behind it.
thankfully with each generation a little more of the fear (literally) dies, and eventually people wont be so concerned with the details of another's sexuality.
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Retirement - New Rules For Renting?
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Posted · Edited by candypants
interesting, i have been in the same house for 12 years and never received a receipt or had a contract, lt alone been asked to show one.