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11 hours ago, Dumbastheycome said:
Really? Any genuine proficient martial artist would expect some question as to Sempai or other verification if not by challenge at some point.
For Monks it has been instituted in the population to respect the robes, not the person.
Sadly that means that any male who chooses to escape into the role of being a Monk simply needs to acquire the robes.
Any theology is irrelevant. So those that pretend the role are never challenged so long as they do not indulge in any activities that attract negative attention.
Government attempts to ensure validity by way of Monk ID cards is some what pointless given the annual seasonal influx of the eldest son being inducted into the Monkhood at extraordinary cost for a duration often limited to days does nothing to reduce the farce.
The general population who are satisfied by the image to which they pay homage for self merit actually only feed the ideal of the farce.
But what difference is there from the Lay Preacher who is successful enough to attract customers to a regular television media event where if the punter sends cash will receive prayers for salvation?
You are missing the point the now is to resoect the belt in martial arts not the person
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6 hours ago, Just1Voice said:
It's begging for people to lazy, or too unskilled, to work. When I see monks paying cash for expensive Pentax cameras, iPhone and iPads, and other high end items, which I have seen many times, using the money donated for the temple, all I can do is laugh at the stupidity of the people who believe in this Thai hogwash. There are no true Buddhist in Thailand.
I see it as similar to martial arts. You show respect the belt of the martial artist even if you have no regard for the person.
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6 hours ago, Inspire said:
"So my honey arranged an appointment at short notice, Friday at 9:30."
What the h**l is a "my honey"?
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Some survey when less than 1000 people were asked the question. This is load of bo**ocks
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The ban is not the real problem. The problem is we all know it won't apply to Thai's and secondly the penalty is higher than that for assault.
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22 hours ago, Juan B Tong said:
OMG!
He killed a soi dog?
He is in big trouble now!
That will probably get him a life sentence. Maybe add a day or two for the people he killed as well
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20 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:
Some of the nicknames are quite hilarious.
There should be quite a few called "Dick". although I'm yet to come across any.
Don't forget his friend Head
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Law abiding Thai's? Is this a new breed of Thai as they ignore the laws more than any other nationality
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On 11/30/2017 at 10:51 AM, PAIBKK said:
You can't call a Yamaha M-slaz 150 with only 16 horse power a big bike...
It is big for a prick like him
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2 hours ago, Artisi said:
At least driving in Thailand fine tunes your reflexes.
There are worse places to drive. Try Saudi
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They need to grow up. Today I had a gut pull out and almost hit me when I was driving from Bangkok to Pattaya. He put his hand up to say sorry that was it we both carried on our way. Unfortunately you have adults who act like children and the law supports them with the (kack of) punishment handed out.
If they want to act like children put them in a kindergarten
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6 hours ago, Russell17au said:
Do mind if I change your response to Read
"Not as many as in Thailand"
Feel free to I don't mind at all
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On 12/2/2017 at 2:44 PM, Just Weird said:
Don't comment to me if you don't want a response. I'll explain why it wasn't stupid; it's because accidents do happen everywhere, and in similar circumstances, not only in Thailand.
Not like they do in Thailand
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11 hours ago, Just Weird said:
...and in every other country.
Really? Goodness only knows what you base that stupid comment on but don't explain your comment says everything about you
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6 hours ago, darksidedog said:
They have been trying to reduce road fatalities for years, but in spite of their best efforts the numbers have been rising. I shall be most interested to see what startling new insights they have gained that are going to magically turn this around in a three week period.
Have they been trying to reduce the road accident rate or trying to find innovative ways to explain them?
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7 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:
365/365/365 would be a better suggestion !
It would be but with a total of 20 fingers plus toes it is not possible
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2 hours ago, Just Weird said:
Her cup size isn't mentioned in the OP, it's Thaivisa members who brought that up. Cup E is a magazine.
Thanks for the information I never realised that
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41 minutes ago, Just Weird said:
And such a ridiculousl comment about a country where that is not the case and likely will never be the case.
I assume you understand Thailand far better than the Thai's. Congratulation you win the arrogance if the year award.
You need to understand what was meant instead of taking the words at face value but maybe that is a difficult for yoy
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A Thai recently told me the way things are going you are going to have to look at the ground when you walk around so you don't get someone wanting to kill you.
Such a sad indictment of what is a beautiful country
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What does her cup size have to do with DUI?
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On 11/28/2017 at 1:18 PM, Ricardo said:
I wonder if one might get a discount, for using specially-designated high-in-potholes routes, and how those might be distinguished from the rest of the Thai road-network ?
Perhaps foreign aircraft might similarly pay an increased-toll, coming over here, and excessively-wearing-out Thai runways ?
They pay landing fees already
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On 27/11/2017 at 12:52 PM, darksidedog said:
If she was doing such a wonderful job, perhaps she can explain why she got sacked? That normally happens when you are failing badly.
You are talking about Thailand? It isn't clear from what you are saying
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3 hours ago, PatOngo said:
Wow! After all that, I think she deserves a break!
Maybe a Durian Kit Kat?
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Sounds strange. There are normally several cables on a lift each one capable if supporting the full load. If one cable broke what happened to the rest of the cables?
Thais Working In Korea Are Dying In Droves
in Thailand News
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I am currently in Kazakhstan and the temperature is dropping like a stone. Even with the attic clothing the company gives out you are still freezing.
Can't say I have seen many Thai's out here