
soalbundy
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-0.7%, definitely doom and gloom for Thailand, 555555, it's a blib on the screen. You should know by now teflon Thailand can do no wrong, it doesn't matter what happens they keep flooding back.
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10 minutes ago, helloagain said:
Drive like idiots no change. Beat up forieners no change. Duel pricing system no change.
He's from Bangkok
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Moody
in Chiang Rai
I have air-con and I'm not afraid to use it.
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Just now, reargunnerph3 said:
I got pulled up at toll gates NW of Bangkok and told I had changed lanes too fast which was BS of course but what can you do and the fine was Bt400 with a receipt he would keep my licence and I could drive 3 hours from Pattaya to pay the fine and pick up my licence or Bt1000 cash no receipt no 3 hour drive. Bt1000 went straight into his pocket. Royal Thai Police, the best money can buy.
Look on the bright side, you are supporting his mia noi
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52 minutes ago, RobMuir said:
Plenty do.
A false racist comment.
And another.
So Pattaya hookers don’t speak to Indian people, Indian people couldn’t possibly own any gold (because they are black) and only take out insurance if they are going to defraud the company (because they are black.)
Very derogatory comments.
i am tipping this Indian tourist had his gold chain nicked by a prostitute. A fairly common occurrence in Pattaya. But simply because he is an Indian you can’t accept this. For no other reason apart from that you read Indian.
Let me guess. You three are British?
No chance, not a Pattel, Muhammad or Abdul among them.
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5 hours ago, Kasane said:
Me too. Looking for a Thai woman with long hair who rides motorbike.
.....wearing a gold chain and a big grin.
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I don't know what the OP is complaining about, you can get stabbed in broad daylight in the UK
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It's a long time since we have had a hub
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14 hours ago, faraday said:
Just reading the latest news on here about this poor man, & I do feel compassionate towards him.
His Mum died, then his sister has cancer, that would I'm sure mess up a lot of people's mind.
When my mum died, I understood profound grief, & was able to cope: Just.
Really hope the charges are dropped, receives proper Psychiatric help, & recovers.
I can never understand this excessive emotion when a family member dies (with the exception of a small child) Death belongs to life, it is natural and inevitable. Many of us are old ourselves it can hardly come as a surprise when a sibling or parent dies. My mother died recently in Australia at 93, shooting across a busy road on her mobility scooter, as my sister said when she informed me of her death,"She died as lived, without a care in the world and without ever having looked at the highway code."
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11 hours ago, Liverpudlian said:
I dont give a <deleted> dam, WHY ? cos i just bought my 1 way ticked back to my birth place LIVERPOOL !
Never mind, you may even get used to it.
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16 hours ago, biggles45 said:
I wonder what reason he had? Hardly likely it was a random thing.
He couldn't afford the taxi fare to his hotel ?
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2 minutes ago, marcusarelus said:
Only 4 embassies out of 80 were afraid? Sorry. Not so.
so? who else?
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All complaints to the great pixie in the sky. We have been warned that El Nino will cause the rainy season to be late and short, pity the farmers not the expats wanting a cool shower.
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18 hours ago, fishtank said:I cannot see anyone disagreeing with that .
I disagree, at 90 one isn't even welcome in one's own country, why do people expect a welcome mat when in a foreign country. My interactions with Thais I would describe as friendly to neutral no different to where I come from. What is wrong with Thais wanting money? You don't like money? you expect them to be continually giving you insane friendly grins because you are a farang? My experience of handworkers at my house is that they go the extra mile without expecting a tip especially if you treat them with respect and talk to them. OK I don't live in Bangkok, I'm way out in the country, not so many farang so maybe things are different here. All these bitter complaints about the general Thai population seem to revolve around one thing, 'I'm a farang, I'm special', get over it, you're not.
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2 minutes ago, Lancelot01 said:
True. What happens if we end up with a cashless society?
We will be as see through as a window pane, I bet the tax office can't wait.
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On 4/23/2019 at 7:54 AM, petedk said:
That's not a rat Mr. Faulty. It's a hamster.
I don't suppose the rats are too bothered about sharing a floor with him, as long as they don't have to eat any of his Paella haggis
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That's only because nobody listens to him
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Just now, graemeaylward said:That's a good old Scottish name! ????
Sent from my iPad using Thaivisa ConnectHe's from Barcelona.
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She was just trying to make him feel at home, for a moment he must have thought he was back in London
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Just now, TKDfella said:
Udornthani has a separate 90 day counter and it only takes as long as the number of applicants in line.
Same in Surin, when anyone walks through the door they are asked 90 day or visa, if the answer is 90 day a guy says come over here and its all done and finished. I make a point of going when they have just opened, usually there is nobody else there.
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On 4/20/2019 at 3:48 PM, Swedenlars said:
Are you sure that was in Thailand ?
Gesendet von meinem SM-N950F mit Tapatalk
That's what happens at the Surin IO but all I do is hand over the passport and sit there everything else is done for me, takes all of 2 minutes.
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Just now, Pravda said:I was expecting to be ridiculed by now, but hey I'll take the good wishes.
I am actually in a very bad mood today. Haven't slept all night. This is one way of venting.
They say a lot when the day is long, only about 5% is meant seriously. Just leave it alone and do nothing, see what happens, probably nothing. When arguing with a Thai never get personal with "home truths" it doesn't go down well and is regarded as insulting.
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Happy ever after is a story that starts with, "Once upon a time....''
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Pattaya woman tells police she was raped by ‘Filipino tourist’
in Pattaya News
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yes, very common but there is no accounting for taste