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sipi

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  1. Someone years ago told me that some smart bloke once said that..

    "Everything conforms to a bell-curve".

    I can vaguely remember the bloke that told me, but I certainly can't remember who invented it.

    However, all these years later, he was probably right.

    My interest in Thailand was slight, followed by intense 30 years ago, and now slight again.

    Same with a lot of other things.

    When I first joined forums I was vaguely interested, then it seemed stimulating, and now I am vaguely interested again.

    Do you have a Thai related "bell curve" and where do you stand?

    PS. Someone with a better way of expression might like to add exactly what a "bell curve" is..

  2. it's 'trawling' when you do the mackerel thing...

    trolls are those little gnome creatures from the mountains of norway. and they have A LOT more hair than your post - nemesis.

    but apart from that, i believe there is a valid reason why thais eat most of their fruit 'un - ripe' - they simply do not make it to the western accepted ripe stage without being eaten by some pest - or the neighbor. or both.

    the tomatoes are green - yellow, the mangoes are hard and sour, the papaya has the consistency of a cricket bat...

    i like it, it's thai

    Yes and Thank you Manfred. The Thais seem to have perfected the art of eating green fruit, whether it be paw paw in salad, or mangoes with chili and salt. Best to dispose of the fruit before it becomes ruined by some tropical pest, we all agree.

  3. Yes I am currently in Australia and I do have property in both Australia and Thailand.

    And yes I enjoy trolling behind a boat for Spanish Mackerel off the Qld coast. But what does that have to do with mangoes?

    And exactly who are "some people"?

    The helpful ones were the ones I have given a "like" to.

    Is it really that complicated?

    Welcome to my "ignore list".

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