reptile91602

I think when it comes to guns in the U.S. you just have to refer to Greenday's song. "I don't want to be an American idiot." Unfortunately I am one!

Smart ass ittle girl!!!

It seems that no one on this blog has ever heard news coming out of the states regarding athletes. I think the wonderful athletes the states are producing go quite a bit further than these <deleted> ups from Europe with beating there women and worse and unless they kill someone they get a few game suspension at best. You guys really take things serious.

They are cockroaches!!!!

This guy must love to be abuse. Masochist of Masochists.

Got it done for 500bt in Ayuthaya female or male. They came to the house.

Screw Viet Nam and Thailand with their housing policies. If I didn't have kids that are Thai citizens I wouldn't spend a dime on property here.

On a day like today it is defintly the heat.

reptile91602, on 08 May 2015 - 17:40, said:

I actually lived across the street form Newman, Wayne Knight, for 7 years in Los Angeles and I only lost my mail once.

who ??

Watch some television lately?

I actually lived across the street form Newman, Wayne Knight, for 7 years in Los Angeles and I only lost my mail once.

To Hell with all cigarette companies. Cigars are the only way to go. I love em.

"I see myself as a logical American who has common sense," he continued, "and I think that's going to resonate with a lot of American, regardless of their political party."

If you had any common sense you wouldn't run as a republican.!!!

I put thisin my facebook.

My wife and I came out of Nepal just 18 hours before the quake hit. I have been going there for some 30 years now and I can tell you directly that you couldn't find, in the world, a more loving group of people as the Nepalese. There is little serious crime in Nepal because of the unity they feel towards each other and outsiders as well but unfortunately they have had terrible kings and politicians steal everything from them over the years and left them with a country, much of which looked trashed even before the earthquake hit. Make sure that the charity you choose has nothing to do with the Nepalese government and you will be helping these people in a big, big way. They truly could use your help!

One of the craziest stories yet to come out of Thailand.

Hope they went through Chaweng and cleared it out of the bloody mafia there. They could knock that whole place down and redo it filling it with tele tubbies.

AS long as I lived the US I felt like doing that nut now that I'm out it never crosses my mind. Maybe he was thinking he had to go back.

I made a few kind of smart ass comments yesterday but I thought I should give you some good advice.

1st - If you are marriied to a non Thai and you are not sure she can handle a third world country, don;t move here. There are just better places to retire that are more normal than Thailand. Also most of your choices for a place to stay are littered with prositutes and most foreign woman don't want to see that everyday they go out.

2nd -- If you are not married don't move here because there are better places to move to with the kind of money you have to spend. Keep looking, like south america. some great places there and the language is just a whole lot easier to learn. More savvy expats and you can actually own your own stuff there and the visas are much easier to get and the girls are better in general.

I don't know why anyone would come live here unless they have a Thai wife who has been tested true through the years or is into heavy playing around near the oceans. Again south america has a better selections of beaches and girls with real faces and bodies to play with and the music and the cost of alcohol and wine and cheese.Oh well.. The only reason I am here.and I have been here over 20 years is because I have a great wife and she has a great family or at least most of them are.and we live in a quiet part of central Thailand where there is nothing much to do and we see few foreigners unless we go into town. Some people just wuldn't like that.

Good luck.

I moved here from LA a year ago and was robbed by three guys in masks in La just before leaving . Never had that problem here but you do want security from the druggies.

it all dependsd on the woman you get. that could be a fortunr or just not enough for some of the whores here.

""""It's nearly 6.00 pm and the birds have been singing for the last half hour. The day has been a scorcher as March and April always are, but if you stay out of the sun and catch the breeze it's bearable .Mother emailed earlier from the UK, damn cold she said- tell me something new.

Family are fine, The 2 year old grandson is playing outdoors with his cousins, riding a broom, the three of them think they're on a plane or motorbike, i'm not sure. Neighbours wander round, the usual grannies and aunts. There's always humour in the air, sometimes voices are lowered( gossip time) but laughter is always breaking out.

It's been mentioned already, but it's undoubtedly true- if you have interests- a job, hobbies, farming, intellectual pursuits- whatever grabs your fancy- then you're halfway to contentment already.

Secondly, once you get to over 50 for example, you need a family, a warm environment and surroundings- i'm lucky in that apart from my own family, my wife has a lovely sister and brothers with great nephews and nieces and now their offspring. This sort of thing can be luck- i know some farangs who have married into dysfunctional families- their error was impatience- they were too eager to settle down and didn't really grasp who they were marrying and would be living with.

In my view if you have these 2 things life in Thailand is wonderful.""""

Again an article that spews the truth. I am one of thelucky ones as well by luck I assure you. If my wife wasn't a good Thai wife I would never be in this country. Iwould do my best to look elsewhere yet would I really ever find something better. It alweays comes back to family.

""""It's easy to form negative impressions of Thais in general. The easiest thing to dislike about them is that they don't live in an authentic experience with others. They are generally deceitful in all aspects of their relationships. To the outsider, this is not understandable. The foreigner or expat also has a negative view of Thais for their lack of responsibility and commitment. They reneg on business deals and personal promises. They manipulate the facts to suit their self absorbed interests. Thais don't read, they are not interested in classical art, music or world history.

Thais generally have little or no awareness of western culture. They live in a total state of denial about their society and its reality. They have little or no intellectual curiosity or passion about much. They have little work ethic and their sense of value is most limited to material things and money. Just look at the way Thais splay out money at any event. Random acts of truthfulness and honesty are big news in the Thai press. Thais love secrecy, exclusion, and opaqueness in society, business, and life in general. Thais rarely if ever take responsibility and never say I'm sorry, I made a mistake. When expats get together, it's easy to complain about Thais because something has always just happened that has them shaking their heads about Thais. Expats who don't complain about Thais are living in the same false reality and unauthentic life experience. Expats who never complain about Thais or Thailand are being deceitful to themselves or they've become Thai thinking in a land where Thais will never accept them for who they really are.""""

One of the best analysis of Thai people I ever read and the conclusion is right on. Even my Thai wife and family say wow that is right on!