Dumbastheycome
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1 minute ago, fish monger said:
I am soooo glad these idiots, announced the fact that bone and body parts were found, as the mother shows up and decide they were NOT human parts they discovered...! I bet the mother is sooooo happy...! How damn sick is this...!!!!!
Am I wrong or are there two separate sad events that you are combining?
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3 hours ago, phantomfiddler said:
Hard to believe that her diving "buddy" just upped and left the country. Surely he must have been the first one to notice her disappearance !
From information as given it is strange. Especially when the search seems to be in the Bay area she was supposedly diving in around time last sighted.
"Due to return" may not mean actually will.
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Some really really funny comments here when a significant number of parts in US Military weaponry and military aircraft are made in China.
And a very significant percentage of guns owned by Americans are 100 % made in China.
A Thailand based Weapons Repair Facility could actually be a viable possibility.
LMAO.
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1 hour ago, natway09 said:
I have mentioned this before but a timely reminder.
If you get a scratch (even a small one, wash as soon as possible with warm water with 5% Dettol.
Then apply Betadine 4 times a day unil healed.
Any sign of colouring around the wound, get to a reputable hospital ASAP
Sensible advice.
I have to admit I am a bit careless about quickly treating minor cuts and scratches even in the knowledge that many parts of Thailand soil contain some very nasty things such as melioidosis which is widespread in the northeast.
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53 minutes ago, robin hood said:
Quite right too.
But the big question is "what are the human rights when being attacked by uncontrolled dogs in the public domain? "
I think most rational people can accept that a burglar inside private property foregoes legal consideration other than when dogs are deliberately set on them. Even in Thailand it is unlawful to set dangerous protective devices inside a private property even with warning signs despite the appeal that might have. Can only wonder if guard dogs come under such a law.
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6 hours ago, Redline said:
OK you are a psychologist. "I can touch it, I can see it, but is it really real?" "My dog talks to me!" What you are prescribing for us to use is called perception, which each individual may own as their own "truth." This works OK inside your condo, but not really in the current social structure. It is good bar room talk, although I'm not sure the conversation would repeat itself with the same person twice. So, I mean truth in the context of the definition of lie:
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1 : to make an untrue statement with intent to deceive.
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2 : to create a false or misleading impression.
Your original statement falls into definition number 2, which now, I'm sure you figured out.
As said. The psychologistic mind bent derivations of truth do not compare well to the eventual outcomes of rational observation of the direction of preceding events.
What I cannot remove from my thinking is that there is a great possibility that what is unfolding is not a glitch but a very deliberate infliction and provocation by use of meglomania. Such a concept in the modern world infrastructurally as vulnerable as it now is nothing short of desperation.
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The 30 Bht system is for illness.
Accident injury is not under that scheme.
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Unexpected evening rain. Nice. Temperature drop. Will have a comfortable sleep without fan. Each day has its small bonus one way or another.
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Personal opinion. Trump will prove to be the nemisis of the totally contrived and artificial assumption of global domination in this era.
He will not be the prime cause but he will be the catalyst of the inevitable.
The sad aspect is that the gullible US population and servile associated policy nations have been so readily led to upcoming subjugation .
The UN has already lost credibility as an instrument of international consensus and now is being shown to be the compliant agent of devolving and desperate reactive policy to preserve the control of a selective minority.
History has few examples of an outcome that does not put the general population at severe risk, whether they be willing or not to defend what they have been deluded to believe.
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5 hours ago, mesquite said:
You do know Obama was president for 8 years and did nothing to correct that?
If the acquisition was real how would you expect Obama to take them away?l
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Compare Pattaya pussy risk against Yala.
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3 hours ago, hdkane said:
do you know how all the "conspiracy theorists" on TV are mocked for their unfounded statements? ok...i used to live in a condo complex in bkk...turns out the condo committee was taking kickbacks from all the vendors who provided maintenance to the condo development...and we (residents who found out they stole 1 million baht) found the cctv footage of the condo security and management allowing a "repairman" from the elevator company purposefully damage the elevator mechanisms...it came to light because one of the idiot thai repairmen did such a good job in breaking the elevator that the intentional damage was obvious...anything can happen here, and thais know no limits to their lazy embrace of theft...
WT..? I am left at a loss in comprehending why have someone deliberately sabotage the lifts? Was it in retaliation for fronting them for theft or????
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17 minutes ago, kiwikeith said:
The dogs should be destroyed, they will harm someone again 100% as they have learnt this bad behaviour now.
Mind numbing YES, anyone know Thai law regarding putting down vicious dogs ??
If there was a law then it could be bypassed by brown envelope syndrome.
I know of several incidence where the Police have destroyed a biting dog. Whether or not with the "owners" approval I do not know. In all occasions there was also compensation paid for the cost of hospital treatment and the course of rabies vaccinations.
The law ? Probably based on proven and/or admitted liability in proportion to financial outcome.
Would be interesting to know if in this Criminal case the Courts can order greater compensation than what amounts to funeral costs as well as the destruction of dogs that are already deemed disallowed to be in Thailand.
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11 hours ago, Golden Triangle said:
Again I am late to this particular thread, and I'm close to bedtime, so I apologize if this has already been mentioned but as far as I am aware, the majority of Thai vets will refuse to put down any animal, I have a friend with a bar, he has a large frontage onto a quite busy road, the stupid dogs like to chase cars and bikes, you would not believe how many get hit, he used to take them to the vet but not anymore, the vets will keep the animals in (at a charge) administer drugs (at a charge) and generally take care of them (at a charge) until they are either fit enough to leave or they die.
He soon stopped that I can assure you.
Can sympathize with that. Once took a male dog to a vet that had been hit by a motorbike and learned that after 3 days was still unable to move its back legs. Naively expected to have the Vet confirm it had a major spinal injury but he instead suggested it was suffering only spinal shock. He did agree with my opinion that if it indeed had a broken back it would be kinder to euthenize but insisted on his diagnosis. To this day this dog has learned to drag itself about with infected abrasions on various points that go to the bone!
It is not my dog but if I had the opportunity I would put an end to its misery myself. But the owner seems quite content that it still lives happily despite it defecating and peeing on itself and regularly being the victim of attack by other dogs.
Yet I am sure that if it was human relative tolerance for the same outcome would more likely result in an alternative mindset.
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Other than bananas and the strange inferences about the sale of them I can agree that the proliferation of small business by the roadsides in general has been rapid. Ranging from cloth shanty construction and upwards to quit large scale commercial structures.
Perhaps it is the recognition of the fact that the days of the funny munney and the nights of the barking dogs are genuinely over so the suggestion of some self sufficiency is being taken on board?
Nothing ventured , nothing gained. 30.000 Bht is no fortune but should at least provide a reasonably respectable commercial venue.
Best of luck to you and yours.
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I find it unbelievable that these dogs have not mandatorily been put down as uncontrolled proven human killers in a location well outside of their owners territory.
I know of several cases where the local police have destroyed dogs that have merely bitten children without provocation !
I hope the criminal case has an outcome that provides a more secure and permanent protection that the best efforts of a previously negligent owner.
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7 hours ago, eldragon said:
Care to tell us a bit about your wife and her family? Are they financially stable? Anytime a rich guy marries into a poor family, he's entering a situation where everyone will be looking to him for money. It's not exclusive to Thailand.
Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa ConnectNo problem. All of them have been and remain in a financially stable but perhaps in various states of affluence as per usual in rural Thailand.
My wife had been divorced and single for 10 years when we met. She had dismissed suggested offers of marriage in preference to independence and for many years held the position of P.A to a very wealthy Bangkok business woman.
Our meeting was incidental rather than opportunistic. My interest in her was treated with great caution initially .As for being a rich guy I am not but I have a reasonable regular income to call on. To that point my wife has never asked how much I might have despite that query coming to her from locals.
I have provided her with her own business which she has with indomitable energy made a success which in turn has given her great satisfaction .
Yes, she had one daughter who now considers me to be her Father in the real sense and who is now also married and has a child.
The Mother in Law, now deceased, was a wonderful old Lady who only ever asked one thing..and that was to never leave her daughter !
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13 hours ago, swissie said:
I said it before and I will say it again: It's the "Baggage" that is the number 1 relationship killer. In this time and age, the expectation that a Farang Husband has to financially "carry" the whole Family- Clan indefinitely does not sit well with the Farangs.
If it wasn't for the "Baggage-Factor", I am convinced, that the Failure-Rate concerning Farang/Thai relationships would easily be cut in half.
A good time to remember: Most Farangs realize too late, that they haven't just married a Thai-Beauty but a Thai-Family.
Cheers.
If that generalization is correct then it is probably as correct that so many Farangs realize too late that after presenting themselves as naive big spenders it is that factor which led to marriage and the eventual problems.
In my personal case I had no difficulty in full agreement of my wife that I was marrying her and not her extended family.
That position was and continues after 15 years fully accepted. At the same time I and they readily do various favours for each other on a non financial basis.
What I have never understood is why when there is so much debate about the supposed unscrupulous wiles of Thai women/ families which should indicate good caution on behalf of a Farang . But almost invariably blame is placed solely on the Thai/s !
It seems so often that the person who rushes in to buy a cheap second hand sports car on sight finds out later it is just an old Trabant with a racey car kit fitted and as for baggage failed to ask if previous credit was still owed !
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On 3/3/2017 at 9:50 PM, swissie said:
THEY ARE SELECTIVE !
They go for the most gullable (most milkable) Romeo's that can easily be disposed of once the milking is completed.
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Milkable Romeo...quite a concept !
Are you choosing to ignore the many who choose a genuine unmilkable bull. lol
I guess a herd of cows requires regular milking ! Providing local butter even.
Bulls on the other side of the fence are necessary but don't usually receive the same public attention. lmao
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This is one I am definitely going to confer with my wife about. lol
But so far the offense, the defense, and the quick passes have showed the start of a great game !
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7 hours ago, Just1Voice said:
Another shinning example of how the fragile Thai male ego simply cannot handle rejection.
Or is that another sad example of how fragile human ego too often cannot accept possible good reason for rejection ?
Race, ethnicity or location is unlikely to alter the statistical outcome.
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A "fixed term " account is fine so long as whatever the term is if not renewed by choice rolls into the nominal rate at least. What is more important is that the funds in the account are available for immediate withdrawal even at the loss of any current applicable annual interest. That plus that at anytime during the 3 month period preceding an extension that the account number remains the same. i have seen a refusal of extension because funds which never left the bank were given a new account number for renewed investment term during that 3 months so were deemed to be new funds invested for less than 3 months !.
My Bank Account Manager knows very well now that I wish to retain the same account number for my required deposit and if dealing with him it is never in question.
However if attempting the same outcome with Tellers or more junior staff they will insist a "new term" requires a new account and number.
Incorrect but explainable for and by the fact a "new" account probably attracts a personal bonus for facilitating it .
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At face value this story does indicate a very sad lapse in the system.
But to my thinking there is something missing in the true details. Probably never to be made known despite the offered story that a policeman removed from active duty was given leave to take " holiday time" to return ( in uniform or not???) to the location where his activities leading to the original cause to be made inactive whilst being under investigation.
In any event this definately is a situation that deserves very very much public expctions.
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Unfortunately no cctv coverage has been made available to confirm or deny the copious theoretical explanations or lack of infrastructural compensations for possible blonde type incidents or any recognition of the anomalies that Murphy's Law presents the world with daily..
Yes, RIP to the deceased.
First Pattaya visit. Plastic everywhere!
in Pattaya
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From what I have been told the plastic extends way beyond the beach. 555