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  1. Erm, no... For general RTAs I find Thai people are very calm but this is not always the case. The law needs to consider all cases, hence my exception. Regarding being a coward, well not every man or woman is brave enough, or you could say foolish enough, to try and hold off the crowd.
  2. The only if or but that I think is acceptable is the fear of being lynched. In that case, the driver should go to the nearest police station immediately, not whenever it's convenient
  3. It would make more sense for you to make a poll. Have I ever hit a woman? No. Would I ever hit a woman? It's impossible to say as I have no idea what lies ahead. Hopefully, I am never forced to hit anyone again though.
  4. While I generally like the idea of it, the toilets and the noisy track while trying to sleep put me off.
  5. Maybe it was down to the plastic straw comment. I don't know of anyone who has ever carried around a straw to have a sniff. It's either a rolled up note or on a key.
  6. It's amazing how often I get asked if I know of any good single foreigners for them or their friends. I got asked this earlier in the week in a pet shop in front of the male staff. I said no, which is the truth, and told her to find a good Thai man.
  7. I automatically prepare a new tm30 for each extension of stay. They've requested it each year for quite a while now at my local immigration. I renewed my extension this week and it went very smoothly. Walked in, pretty much straight to a counter, she stamped away for a minute or two, took my picture and money, then out of the place in under 10 minutes. I'd hate to be at one of the busy places.
  8. I don't understand why the schoolgirl didn't stop at the broken line. You can see she stopped before it, but then accelerated out. Was there a solid white line before that on the road too, potentially a traffic light at the junction with it being that far back, or just bad road markings?
  9. I thought he had a lot of good songs. They are also good for karaoke as they're easy to sing and most people know them: เคยบอกว่ารักกัน, รอยยิ้มนักสู้, นานเท่าไรก็รอ, เคยรักฉันบ้างไหม, อมพระมาพูด, ผู้ชนะ, ใจสั่งมา are a few crowd pleasers.
  10. If I was sweaty I would, but I don't sunbathe so I don't. I don't like getting burnt, so I'll put on my stinger suit before leaving the hotel room and then just jump in.
  11. The worst thing I see is motorbike riders with a baby in hand or a very young child. It terrifies me to think what would happen if they crashed into me.
  12. Recently I have been wondering why normal private room Thai karaoke (no ladies) is so expensive. There's quite a few restaurants with the facilities in my area but charge at least 300baht per hour for a small room. Surely this is pricing out most customers. An extra 1,500 baht per night on top of the food and drink is a lot and stops us from going.
  13. Yes, but he still sharpens blades, which is the main thing for me at this time. When he gets more soaps in I'll buy the one I like.
  14. Do you use a toner after your shave? That should help a bit with the oily skin. I use Kiehls calendular, but my skin isn't that oily. One item I do recommend is Kiehls oil eliminator face scrub (green tube) that I use when I feel the build up. It's fantastic for my skin.
  15. I bought some stones too but I didn't dare use them in case I ruined the blades. The price including return delivery was 450 baht last time I used him.
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