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...I smear my thai gf at least 3 times a week with a massage oil.......
Makes a change from the ex back home whom you only had to shear twice a year I guess...............
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I got away with an offense in Australia a few years back, just by pretending that I had temporary mental problems .
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I can't take all the credit, though- it was my dog's idea.................
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I am ............I mean he is, hardly a stalker if he does not do anything but just peep at your bio,which I think if stats were done, would find most people on TV don't even put details in there.
Some of the social sites I am on--(Mainly the sports ones) you have to do a short intro when you join, before you can proceed.
The lady walking ahead of me on a dark street began to speed up so I did too.
Then she began running so I ran too.
She screamed so I screamed as well.
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in line with the current admin's policy of excluding foreigners and setting the clocks back?
I did not think it would be long before the current government got the blame from the usual people ---even though the initial court case & decision started way before it was in power.
I do think that ThaiVisa should ask their legal expert to (try) to clarify the situation--A company as large as Siam legal would --one would think have probably had a lot of input into these sort of leases.
IMO its not stupid to buy a small (self) property in Thailand, I brought a house in essan nearly 10 years ago, took a 30 year (as a just in case) & unless I am going to get a few telegrams from the queen , then that will certainly see me out. The Cost just over 1.5 Mil.... rents in my area are now around the 12K--15K a month & rising ---so you do the math.
The surprising (odd) thing about this situation was that the court was not asked to rule on this aspect of leases by any of the litigants at all.
"Neither the buyers nor the developer argued that the leases were not valid.
Quite the contrary: they both relied on provisions of the leases to support their respective arguments.
However, the court decided on its own"
The old Chinese proverb about..."lifting a large rock just to drop on ones foot" comes to mind--This still has to go to the supreme court--but it must be a worrying time for some people who had come here to retire, but then I am sure they are all comforted by the Chorus of happy people here on Thaivisa about this situation........ really quite odd to take pleasure in this.
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Hi Hostile
This looks quite good---is it related to the Dot Com outfit in NZ ??
Thank you for the link.
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sanuk711, on 24 Feb 2015 - 17:48, said:
Well I know a Thai guy who goes onto the plane to meet his wife and children /JAS21
I have a friend, that knows a man, that knows a girl ...who danced with the prince of Wales.
I think we are all in agreement that most Government departments in Thailand are not 100% Kosher.
(ThaiVisa has requested we do not use the "C" word to often) but some of these Tall tales do just distract from relating real happenings.
Did you know that there is an option to turn left when you get on the plane .... I have a friend, that knows a lady,.... maybe ...Nay couldn't be the same one could it!
Wake up to the real world sunshine ............
Thanks for the advice JAS, but I think I would rather wake up to your world.
It seems a lot more colorful than the real one.
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Well if you cant trust the word of a used car salesman
........just what is the world coming to..............
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Well I know a Thai guy who goes onto the plane to meet his wife and children /JAS21
I have a friend, that knows a man, that knows a girl ...who danced with the prince of Wales.
I think we are all in agreement that most Government departments in Thailand are not 100% Kosher.
(ThaiVisa has requested we do not use the "C" word to often) but some of these Tall tales do just distract from relating real happenings.
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My wife thinks I'm too controlling...
At least, that's what she wrote in her diary last month---and secretly texted to 2 friends.................................
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Nothing that does not happen right here in Thailand all the time, except that the table is turned .
Is that so retiredusen.............. so how did you score on your written & oral Thai language test,
before you got your last 1 year visa.............
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There was no outcry from the Australian Government when Barlow and Chambers were hanged in Malaysia.
WHAT? has changed now.----bridge2bridge
Where on earth do you get your- "facts" -- from Bridge2bridge..... no wonder you never put a link to anything that you say-----There was such an outcry to the hangings from the then prime minister that it caused a rift between the 2 countries that lasted for some years, not only the Prime minister (Bob Hawke) who called the country Barbaric...but also unheard of was the queens rep (Governor General ) speaking out against the Killing.
Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke made a passionate plea for a stay of execution on behalf of the two men.
Hawke later described the hanging as "barbaric", a remark which chilled Australian relations with Malaysia.[23] Relations between the two nations were reportedly affected for a decade afterwards. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barlow_and_Chambers_execution
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1. The post office doesn't steal things out of my mail in my home country.
During the reporting period from October 2012, through September 30, 2013, OIG special agents conducted 1,514 internal mail theft investigations, resulting in 339 arrests, 854 administrative actions, and approximately $350,000 in monetary benefit for the Postal Service. For additional investigative statistics,2. I wouldn't drink that dodgy water at any price.
Study Finds Safety of Drinking Water in U.S. Cities at Risk
researched, documented and peer-reviewed study of the drinking water systems of 19 U.S. cities, found that pollution and deteriorating, out-of-date plumbing are sometimes delivering drinking water that might pose health risks to some residents.
http://www.nrdc.org/water/drinking/uscities.asp
3. In my home country my electrical can't kill me. It's grounded (earthed.)
Electrocution in the workplace is the most common cause of electrical death in the United States. Over 400 people die each year on their job sites from accidental electrocution. Another 500 people die in house fires caused by electricity.
http://www.electricshock.org/electrical-safety.html
Are you not getting just a little bit silly with your dislike for Thailand Neversure------ no one would expect it to be up to the standards of some western countries. but if this place irks you that much....why do you live on the forum.....
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Nobody should be doing drugs anyway .....
Drugs don't ruin your career Steve.....
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Drug tests do......................
yes that was a poor attempt at a joke
before the knee jerk letters start
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I think he is talking about the AUSSIE Government.
And i agree, they should stay out of foreign governments policies.
They knew the law before they offended.
Then we should have no protest to a country when people are whipped for disagreeing on the internet ---we should not raise any concerns, when a woman is stoned to death in another country "allegedly" for having sex outside marriage. China should be allowed to jail anyone that speaks out...its the Government that's doing it.
No one should have protested about the extermination in Germany--it was state sanctioned.
Government laws are sacrosanct aren't they bridge2bridge ? Apartheid was OK it was voted on in the all white parliament & became a government law.
If ISIS should ever manage to defeat a country & establish a government ----then in line with your view that no one should ever protest against barbaric laws because its government policy, other countries should keep quite while they bring their laws in.
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My girlfriend and I have been together for just over a year and I have visited roughly 9 times over this period.---OP
Wow can I get some of your frequent flyer points.-------- Sleath, I was also turned down the first time I applied, & to be honest, I hadn't been in Thailand that long & also had not known the girl for long, but I had to return to Oz to wind up my firm & really just wanted company, I remember the lady at the embassy holding her ID card & asking me what was her real name, then shaking her head when I said "Noot of course---her name is Noot--me & Noot we go back years" ....(These were the days when you applied to the Embassy directly---now of course its farmed out.)
Something I have learn dealing with Government departments a lot--is the power of the C.C.
Appeal that decision in writing , but also CC the letter to the Ambassador, CC to your local MP in Oz. Evan CC it to the Minister of Tourism & if you wish to the Newspaper. (remember you don't actually have to send it to all the people you put as a CC. just make sure their names are there with a CC next to them )
Just like "Yes Minister" everyone has to cover their bottom..... when the secretary to the Ambassador reads the letter he/she will want to provide the answer to the Ambassador in case a question is asked. Questions will be asked right down the line---In my case I had an e-mail 36 hours latter asking us both to return for a further interview.
Noot got her Visa & was such a Pain over in Oz that I sent her back a week early.
Good Luck
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Just last week in a night club--- I brought him a drink & we sat & talked...& I thought yes---I looked at him, he looked at me & smiled , I felt my legs go all weak & the room began to swim, that's when I realized....I had put the rohypnol in the wrong glass..............
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Ban nok, literally, 'bird home', means a small village--TheKnave
Yer I used to love those Thai Idioms Knave, when I first came here & was struggling at learning Thai (15 years latter & still struggling) The Teacher used to have a 15 minute a week on Idioms. We would all throw English Idiom's at her she would throw back what the Thai's would say......
Oh Yer when pigs can fly = Yes when the 7-11 closes.
It can be quite humorous when a farang says a Thai idiom (in the right circumstances) you hear som nam na = serves you right, a lot but not kam tam sanong or kong kwian "Cart wheel" =what goes around comes around, not so much . I guess some of the more flowery ones have been dropped.
one of my favorites used to be--Mai Dem Baht = not the full quid (Baht) but my wife told me to be more polite & stop using that . I had a friend that spoke quite good Thai & he would rattle them off, made the BG laugh, if anyone thought the tip was to small & said that he was a cheap charlie Sticky-sh*t he would rattle off the idiom -kam khi di kwa kam tot.
Yer about hiring cars..........I think I may be just a tad off topic...... so I guess this post is going to the bin.............. ..........sorry
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Thai idiom---- in the middle of F***ing no where, ---describes some parts of Issan quite adequately ........
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Rent a car for Issan---but download one of the free GPS apps for your phone that are around, ...although many times in Ban Nok you will be looking at a blank screen..... That's when you will need your long haired dictionary to come to the rescue.
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I've lived all over LOS - was down Deep South for many years, in Isaan for many years, also BKK and several other locations for lengthy periods. Currently in Pattaya and very happy here.
Pattaya has a bad name for reasons we all know about but some of the many pluses for Pattaya are:
1. Not far from the capital & Swampy airport
2. Coastal - although Pattaya beaches are not appealing for swimming there are nice sea views and sea breezes
3. Outstanding variety of food.
4. Great shopping
5. Large variety of sporting & social activities
6. Large expat support in place
7. Great variety of entertainment
8. Cheap to live: I've found Pattaya to be one of the cheapest places in LOS for renting accommodation, eating & drinking
I left Pattaya for Issan about 7 years ago---but I still think its correct, Pattaya is a great budget place, value for money--its fun--& anything you want can be had....its like waking up in Disney land every morning..........
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---Probably the only thing it isn't good for is a stable marriage
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The other thing the USA has, are prenuptial agreements.-------HeijosinCool
--which in some states are not worth the paper they are written on.----Naam
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I think that is correct HeijosinCool, I had a acquaintance that returned to Arizona after living/marrying --for 11 years Thailand, They parted after 2 years there--His prenup agreement was turned over in a higher court--I really don't know the full extent of the judgment, he just posted that fact on his F.Book page.
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It is for me, to live a Western lifestyle. I don't want to live "like a Thai."---Neversure
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Absolutely no way I would consider wasting another precious day of life in LOS.----HeijoshinCool
Oh No, we don't want to live here----we don't like it---we just want to live on the Thai Forum's, (wasting the very precious days of my life)....writing Thousands of post telling people on what you should---should not do in Thailand..............
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What part of "illegal" don't you understand?
The part where you take their money (Tax's) & don't allow them the services that they are helping to fund.
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How much is it then?
It's a secret...................
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If MH370 not found by end of May, new look at data
in World News
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That must be one of the most mean spirited comments out----especially coming from a Aussi