windbreaker
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Sorry, yes we're in Bangkok and I did mean exactly a dog's home or similar in Bangkok. Thanks for the reply.
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The title says it all really. We had been meant to be given a pup from a friend but it all went pear shaped and he let us down at the last minute. We have three dogs now but the missus has her heart set on adding to the mob. We would prefer a pup but instead of buying off a dodgy breeder we'd rather give a home to an unfortunate dog. Thanks.
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LOL@#23 Yeah Siam. Sounds like a chancer who has been to a couple of days of the Thai lessons he is supposed to attend for his iffy Ed Visa, now thinking he has a better grasp of the language than people who have been here for years. I'll wager Yeah Siam hasn't mastered "Sawatdee krap" yet. No wonder people think them fantasists.
Funny how the usual posters here whining about other people supposedly attacking others seem to be using this thread to vent their own bitter agenda against some members.
Nasty
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there are restrictions I understand. I'll look forward to seeing you sweating in the queue for immigration...
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Indeed your supremeness. Did you ever recover the money you had scammed out of you. Till then I'd refrain from offering life advice to others<script type='text/javascript'>window.mod_pagespeed_start = Number(new Date());</script>
A few things did change: For example:
During my first visit to Thailand in 1996, I had a "full-time / 24 hour" hostess for 3 weeks. I paid her way and since she didn't smoke nor drink the expense was very little. Upon my departure, I gave her the royal-sum of 5000 BHT. She was extremely pleased.
A co-worker, visiting Pattaya in 1992 claims, that ladies would walk up to a Farang at Pattaya beach to offer a free "trial-run", hoping to land a 24/7 hostess-job !
The good old days, I suppose..............
Other than that, I find the smiles far less genuine than in 1996. Back then, I felt as a "guest" that was truly welcome. Nowadays the smiles are being disbursed strictly according to the size of the Farangs wallet.
If this phenomenon were restricted to tourist-hubs only, I would just shrug it off, but the same applies to rural areas these days, as I have discovered over the last 3 years living in rural Thailand.
Must confess: I liked the old days better...................
Indeed, a few things have changed, haven't they !
Cheers.
I hear you Swissie. My pals many of whom have now moved on but were here in the "Golden Years" of the late 1990s/early 2000s are now mortified when they return by the fact that a stonking good night out in Lower Sukhumwit can no longer be had for less than 100£, (inc.company)
It's called progress you want to spend so little for so much go find a country that's lower down the economic ladder. Try myanmar maybe try the karen tribe areas.
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I hear you Swissie. My pals many of whom have now moved on but were here in the "Golden Years" of the late 1990s/early 2000s are now mortified when they return by the fact that a stonking good night out in Lower Sukhumwit can no longer be had for less than 100£, (inc.company)
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most of my pals who came to Thailand in that era now say that the place has changed beyond recognition from then.
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Almost as much as the digital nomads might when the Ed visas dry up eh?Was going to start a '89 day overstay - problem?' thread to troll a bit, but some senior members might have a heart attack.
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I think the recent rise in overstay posts is down to the potential blacklist legislation should they ever put it through which isn't looking like happening at the moment.
I'd also go along with the "mind your own business" replies as there are some folks who have had all manner of problems only to find themselves in the mire,who probably need and deserve a little friendly, non judgemental advice also I know of several blokes who have a few quid so paying the 20K fine once a year or so beat having to deal with the ever changing red tape,
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I'm staggered how some of you dismiss her as a scammer with zero evidence. Some of you must be very sad or have been ripped off yourselves of the meagre pittance you had to show for a life's work
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I once met up with a female expat I'd got to know through a forum (not this one). We'd exchanged emails and photos so decided to meet up. within five minutes she had stated that if I was after sex I'd be better off with a hooker so I sodded off to find one instead of wasting time with someone who was full of misconceptions not only about myself but male expats in general..
looks like I had a lucky escape..
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Haha haha absolute pure gold. from smug self assuredness to total freak out inside 10 posts... Sterling work gents and now he really is exposing the full fantasy tendencies of the Digital Pikes. I suppose he's drinking his vino on the veranda of his Penthouse apartment with his doctor wife as he browses his global financial empire but he still can't get legit...you couldn't make it up only I reckon he is...
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It would be a good bar but for some bloke with hair down to his arse who seems to be popping all the crumpet therein. I'm a fat old tefl wannabe expat. This bloke speaks Thai, works for ASEAN can't you ban him to give us lovers a chance?
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most taxi drivers are <deleted> and dont deserve a job.
What an inane and stupid comment
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Are they talking about the band or the disease?
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Wasn't that British nurse cured in London recently?
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Vile stuff....
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Indeed. let's just rock out some bigwigs because that will make it all fine
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Nice to see there are folks who will help others in distress
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Hi all. I'm Jack and have just returned to Thailand and will be making a nuisance of myself here with many questions as so much has changed here...
Where can I adopt a dog/puppy?
in Plants, Pets & Vets in Thailand
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Thanks for the replies all but would be a lot easier to deal with a Bangkok based organisation we could visit or who could visit us.