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What's the general opinion of the benefit of old people using computers. I'm ninety and my wife for thirty seven years, complains that I spend too much time on my computer. My reply is that it keeps my mind active and of course the benefits of communicating with family and others. What do you think?
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1 hour ago, digger70 said:
Each to his/her own it's what people Like or not .I like Tats that aren't excessive.
It's the same with everything like cars Some like Fast expensive cars /hot rods to Show of. others just like a shopping trolly to go from A to B.
So you don't like them, ok Fair enough you have your opinion Others/me have our opinion.
Fair enough. An opinion was asked for. A bluebird tattooed on each tit of an eighteen year old will look like pair of vultures waiting for a meal, when she it fifty. A car can be resprayed and brought back to the original. What do you do with tattoos? You're stuck with them. Each to his own.
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Now if Miss Inger had slapped the Thai taylor it might have been a different story.😉
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23 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:
Its the basic parental duty to take care of their children .
It is something that you SHOULD be doing , not checking is being irresponsible .
Its not me being sanctimonious
I presume you have children and watched them one hundred per cent during raising them. And never an accident. I would imagine the sun shines out of your arse. The family of the lost child are suffering enough and will forever. They certainly don't need comments from the likes of you.
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5 hours ago, Mekmong MICK said:
If you can get your phone number tattooed on them for when they get lost someone can call you to collect it makes sense I guess. I also got my 2nd wife to tattoo my tax file number on her arm so I'd remember it each year on June 30th
If I had to tattoo my number on them incase they got lost I'd give them the wrong number. And bloody good riddance!😉
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Cheap and nasty. The same goes for the men. What is the point?
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It looks like this project has come off the rails.😉
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Superintendent Turdsack did a good job mentioning the door. I'm surprised the injuries were not caused by the drunk attempting to flee and falling off a balcony.😉
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17 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:
Well I suggest in future that you and your wife checks under and around you car and that then, one of you watches from outside the car whilst the other reveres/drives the car out the driveway .
I constantly see people in Thailand have no idea what a dangerous situation is and seem to have the mentality of *If I am going to die I will die and there's nothing that I can do about it*
Next time YOU check the safety of your car , otherwise it could be you in the news next time
Sanctimonious smart arse.😦
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15 hours ago, connda said:
You could spend the money to have a lens replacement with an artificial lens that corrects for far-sightedness, but honestly, do you really want to undergo that type of invasive surgery and the cost associated with it when the condition you have can be corrected with prescription eye-glasses? Personally, I wouldn't. But that's just me.
Similarly I have been diagnosed with Macular degeneration in one eye. There is a treatment whereby the affected eye is injected. It's not a cure. It just retards the progress. Just yesterday the doctor that carries out this procedure said "You are ninety. I would not let my mother undergo the treatment. One small infection during the procedure and you could go blind." Needless to say I heeded his advice and will learn to live with it. All part of the aging problem. Old age? I'm not looking forward to it.😉
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2 hours ago, Owiee said:
It’s never one on one now days. Cowardly
It never has been here in Thailand. Dog packs!
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2 hours ago, Cryingdick said:
So the debate went well. What does everybidy else think? Biden is as sharp as a tack.
Yep. Like deer caught in the headlights. And the orange man his usual boasting bragging self. It reminds me of Bowie's "Major Tom to Ground Control. We have a problem!"https://youtu.be/iYYRH4apXDo
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15 hours ago, SoCal1990 said:
Here are the unpleasant spewings we can expect from the sweaty <removed> based on past debates from 2016 and 2020:
- Aggressive and confrontational
- Unintellectual speech patterns
- Childish use of inappropriate insults
- Focus only on soundbites and avoid providing and substantive data
- Evade giving any direct answers
- Try to appeal to people’s emotions and populism rather than facts and figures
- Ridiculous questioning of opponents legitimacy
Did I leave anything out?
Other than that. All very civilised and honest.😉
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ARS Jet Gold spray works. Those flies have a habit of getting in the ends of my retractable blinds. When I wind the blinds out they attack. Wear a mask when using this stuff.
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'Car's brakes fail when taking student to school. All cars will be banned from taking students to school.' Thai logic.😔
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23 hours ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:
indeed i do find it hard to walk tho after wrapping myself with it.......................... 🙂
I see there are no flies on you.😉
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2 hours ago, Jenkins9039 said:
Makes you wonder why he went back home - I should note i've personally conversed with the guy around Chalong Yacht Club a decade ago, I understand he has cancer, but with his age and survivability its somewhat surprising the nonce decided to opt to return to the UK, when he could have just swanned around Cambodia etc till he croaked.
In addition, why didn't the UK seek extradition when it was obvious they were giving a passport (second) to a different person than the kids father that was assaulted all those years ago (stolen ID relates to that).
Lastly why on earth didn't Thailand just indict him themselves, since this has come to light his 'social media' looked at in a different light begs the question on whether he assaulted Thai(s) -> Very likely.
In addition lastly, there was quite a close knit group of expats around him personal life and commercial life -> how the <deleted> did they miss the signs.
Did they miss the signs? Sadly, people can be accused of wrongdoing just by association and tarred with the same brush. Or 'birds of a feather?' It must be very embarrassing for his acquaintances and friends who knew nothing about his sordid past.
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12 minutes ago, 0ffshore360 said:
In my experience it is very normal. I too have just come out of a " session" as you have named it . Still a little residual gunk and husky voice and yes lacking energy.
Even assuming you are a very fit 90 I would suggest not expecting instant rebound .
Thanks for the response.
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I'm 90. I finished my medication for a session of covid a week ago but a test shows I'm still affected. I have a bit of a cough, not serious, but a feeling of tiredness all of the time. Anyone been through this and is it normal?
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Most long vehicles here do not have side lighting. So when they are sideways on to oncoming traffic such as at U Turns they are unlit. I nearly ran into one that came out of a side turning on an unlit stretch of road.
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1 hour ago, cowellandrew said:I've the same problem my auntie now in her 90,s
Said I had ants in my pants!
And you can't dance!😉
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Computers for the aged.
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I'm up at 0545 and out for a short walk and basic upper body exercise to get the bits moving. I'm in and out of the kitchen all day that has two steps down to it, and the house is up ten steps. So during the day I'm doing step ups that people go to the gym for. Not complaining as I have no health problems other than getting old. Some of us are lucky enough to reach that point. Thanks to those that commented on a pretty inane subject.