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42 minutes ago, webfact said:The baht appreciated to Bt30.15 against the US dollar last week, its highest level in six years on Friday, Kasikornbank said.
"its highest level in six years"
I am prepared to accept full blame for this. Six years ago on December 29, 2014, I arrived in Thailand for the first time. And so began the rise of the baht.
It's quite similar to my real estate dealings over my life in Canada. Every time I dumped a big bunch of coin into real estate, the market would crash within a month.
Sorry guys !
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Soap material.
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Nothing like keeping it all in the family !
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Thai populace will peacefully rise by the millions against non-democratic, democratic government.
If Thanathorn in jail, mobs of them will tear the bars off with their bare hands and carry him on their shoulders to the big chair where he will be presented with 24 high-end watches that a dead guy used to own.
Then, party over (literally), he'll whip this country into shape like it's child's play.
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Oh please, I just got all of those cornball Christmas songs out of my head.
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On 12/20/2019 at 6:27 AM, scubascuba3 said:
smash it with what? the Honda Click has a screw driver under the seat that would open it.
I'm guessing the Op may have been a bit aggressive too with the policeman, it won't help
Yes, he does appear to be a tad upset here. Probably more upset when it happened.
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This is a much smarter purchase than subs, tanks, Stryker vehicles and big guns.
And the "kick back" is probably just about the same. Generallylspeaking, a win/win.
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On 12/23/2019 at 2:11 AM, roger101 said:
I was in he Lion Pub a week or so ago and I saw a Thai man walking round, looking ,tapping on walls. I thought to myself its the sort of thing a prospective buyer would do (or possibly the landlord). I hoped then they would not be selling it.
Between my condo and Tigglebitties there were 10 bars (I've lived there for 13 years) now only the Caddy Shack is left.
The Loin pub was handy as I could go in there while my wife shopped at the market
I like how you altered the name from Lion Pub in the first sentence to Loin Pub in the last sentence. That's a handy bit of massaging. Very apropos.
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Great post. Appreciate all the pictures.
Some parts look quite challenging. I'd be up for the challenge! (Well, a few years ago)
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The man and party who truly can return "happiness to the people" !
Best wishes to Thanathorn in January and for the whole year.
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12 hours ago, Austrian26 said:
i entered thailand 3 times this year, so i count as 3 tourists
i have a german friend who has like 6 arrivals and some filipinos get around 6 arrivals (by paying 200 baht so they look away on the 2 entry limit per year)
thats how 3 people equal 15 tourists
Far be it from me to ever defend TAT but I can justify the 15. Doesn't really matter if it's the same body multiple times.
The TAT number that I object to is the transient arrivals who get counted as tourists. And of course there are other non-tourist arrivals who get counted as tourists in order to inflate the tourist count.
TAT believes in "bull sh*t baffles brains".
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7 hours ago, Hugh Lao said:Are they still counting the In Transit passengers?
Notice that the sign in the background says VISITOR, not TOURIST.
Refreshing to see a little bit of honesty here.
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Leadership and enforcement is the key to solving this issue.
But sadly, Thailand lacks in both from the top down.
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1 hour ago, rooster59 said:
He admitted to once earning 50,000 baht in a single day.
Have to wonder if they took him out in a commode-style-wheel chair at 3:00 AM. Or maybe on a stretcher, face down.
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Sure Phils learn reading and writing in school. I have had two Phil "friends/s" when in my home county of Canada. Understanding either was a bitch (language, not them). They both were under the impression that they spoke good English. Maybe so but I think the problem was that they spoke fast and I couldn't comprehend. And both had been in Canada for a few years.
One was a smart, hard working, penny pinching nanny who went on from there to gain more certificates, bought her family a house in Phils and has now brought her boys to Canada. This girl was totally honest with me.
The other, also a nanny, was a lower IQ loser who got involved in drug use, stole all my money and documentation that was in a locked cupboard, one day when she was doing "paid for" house cleaning for me. Her Phil accent was also accentuated by her head being e-f-f-e-d up as a result of drugs.
These two examples are to demonstrate my opinion of their English language skills. I have never been to Phils but fail to understand why English is said to be so understandable there (where they don't speak English on a regular basis).
I wrote this in response to the posters who spoke of good English in the Philippines.
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47 minutes ago, Ireland32 said:
Phil’s is making it tough on Americans now with Visas, Durty Duterte announces yesterday
Would be nice to see a link on the announcement if that is possible. Thank you.
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1 hour ago, sawadeeken said:
I Don't know about this specific case... BUT i have seen a few cases where it was obvious that the 'SAD' was not intended as a criticism to that post --- but instead meant that the situation refered to in OP was a SAD situation.... I'm hoping that it is the case here... as I am fully in agreement with you.... I don't think this stuff is OK....
The "sad" emoji can be very ambiguous. It can be interpreted several different ways.
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Thank Gawd that there is always the "universal language". The most important part of the
Thai girl/farang relationship solved.
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42 minutes ago, Orac said:
I am confused. If nothing illegal was found then what are they pointing at in the fridge in the photo and what is the stuff on the table in front of him in the police station unless they are taking gratuitous pointing to a whole new level.
But there was no pointing in this picture.
I sometimes wonder how they gat such a group. "Hey gang, we've got a photo shoot at 1:00, all welcome".
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1 hour ago, robblok said:can't say i noticed much of its fat burning or muscle building properties.
Neither did the man in the red shirt.
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Congrats to the department. That's a nice haul of sh*t off the streets.
Looks good on those who were arrested.
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Phuket Opinion: Drugs on the streets
in Phuket News
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"testing the boundaries" I think that's a stretch!
"caught up in recreational drug use" This sounds more like reality!