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This thread should really be: the positives of going back your home country. Rather than: move to Cambodia, Laos, or Philippines! Like, why move to a worse place than Thailand? Positives of the UK for me would include: -golfing -fishing -hiking -cool climate -seasons -better food -better drink -healthcare -nicer environment To be honest, I'm looking forward to when I retire and having a 50/50 split between Thailand and my home country, if I can afford it, of course (but people have decades to prepare for retirement, so I'd say it's doable...........so is having 800k - or even double - in the bank for a Thai retirement extension).
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Is it worth getting teeth implants at 81?
FruitPudding replied to giddyup's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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They'd likely have had more respect if it was a local, rather than treating him with such contempt..... mainly because they'd fear the local's reaction. Farang are generally not considered a threat to Thais in any way.
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The farang hate on the site really is a phenomenon.
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I know someone who took a non-stick frying pan (when they were first invented) back to the store to return it -- with a fried egg still stuck to it! Haha
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I don't think that's the OPs point. It's the way they treated him.
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Yeah, the only thing Cambodia had of attraction was it's cheapness. Unfortunately, Thailand too. And loads of Arabs It does baffle me. What would a family of Arabs want with Bangkok? And they always stay in Nana. Lol They ain't here for the temples, food, booze, or women. Why come to Thailand? Last time I was in Cambodia it was $15 a long time (and no bar fines). Lol
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Isn't that 90 baht a small bottle? Pretty much the same as Bangkok.
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To be honest, looking at a pride parade, I'd have thought it was all about sex, nudity, kinks, and fetishes. I'd love to see a pride parade where they just wear normal clothing, or maybe their professional uniform, or whatever clothing defines them as individuals and how they fit into society..........rather than g-strings and gimp suits.
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Yeah, I am not sure what age you need to be called uncle, but I think you're right. I lived in a village in my 30s and I wasn't old enough to be called uncle.
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It's weird. Who calls their partner uncle? It's usually what random village guys get called. It isn't disrespectful, but for your own partner it's a bit odd. It's like you're her male neighbor - that's what he'd be called.
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Best Fish n Chips in Bangkok
FruitPudding replied to FruitPudding's topic in Western Food in Thailand