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26 minutes ago, kannot said:

dont  think any snakes are really  bad ie  will hunt "you" down

The bad ones are the  poisonous ones who set up house in your yard and get territorial about it. Rattlesnakes and copperheads back home get pretty testy if you get too close.  I've known a few who've been bit. I get out my whomping stick when I see one.

IMHO, it pays to know the good snakes from the bad ones. Some of the good ones keep the bad ones away.

looks like a copperhead racer, harmless, shoulda left it alone.

Not a problem and carry your own snacks in too.

2 minutes ago, kovaltech said:

Take legal action... don't talk about it... just do it,... only then this naked man will stop existing... 

Death penalty for being naked. Bit harsh isn't it?

Make a game of it.Buy a cheap pellet gun,  shoot him in the nuts.Have the neighbors over for a beer and let them fire off a few rounds.

If Trump wins I'm calling for a re-count.

1 minute ago, notmyself said:

My niece (UK) says it is a bill and also not a bill.

In that case you should pay it and also ignore it.

You get the same in the US, price goes up in the computer before they mark it up on the shelves. So they say anyway.

Smells like a troll post. 

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It's illegal for them to charge for plasitic bags?

1 minute ago, Aryanleh said:

Tomorrow im flying to Bangkok and try VOA . 

 

Good Luck

14 hours ago, Aryanleh said:

My problem is can i get VOA visa on arrival ?

Ubonjoe already said you can get 15 days and you replied.If you're still unsure maybe you should change your meeting place to Vienianne or Malaysia.

19 minutes ago, ozmeldo said:

PS only persons that drink black coffee should even be weighing in on this imo.

don't be a snob

4 minutes ago, welsh1 said:

Any where except Star Sucks,,  

I like the coffee, way over priced though and I hate being in their  shops. like a school library with an annoying tape loop .

McDonald's is usually a pretty safe bet for coffee, good not too expensive. Alot of Thai coffee has a bitter taste I don't like.

11 minutes ago, seancbk said:

Getting US citizenship isn't exactly easy. 

Was for me.

1 hour ago, 86Tiger said:

 If you had luxury of developing a long term plan for making Thailand your home, what would it be?

Long term planning isn't a luxury it's a necessity. Jaguars are luxuries.

You mean the guest takes his own spycam with him when he checks-in to the room? Seems like it'd work OK.I wonder if that'd be admissable in court as evidence.

I like my way better, just don't leave cash or anything you can't risk losing in the room.

12 minutes ago, seancbk said:

Great idea to have it inside the safe so it records when the safe is opened, although the angle may mean you only get video of the thief's hands and not their face.

I was thinking the same thing but like someone mentioned above, it also records what's been placed in the safe for the staff to see.Makes it easier for them to select which safe to 'crack'.

26 minutes ago, AlQaholic said:

fingerprints?

Why? They have him on CCTV taking the cash.

1 minute ago, DoctorG said:

 The kid might have blown it all.

In which case mama will pay.. Pretty sure the BIB will see that the Aussie gets at least some of his money back.

1 hour ago, Mickster58 said:

The police are asking my wife for money (bribe)

We've caught your son stealing, how 'bout giving us a tip?   TIT

They might be better off hitting the Aussie up for money instead

8 minutes ago, impulse said:

Well, I wouldn't call it okay... but your train of thought is valid.  My idea needs work.

 

Agreeed. OK legally until it gets discovered by a guest. Maybe a small cam built in the wall of the safe might work.

I don't trust those hotel safes anyway. Any thing I don't want to lose I just keep on me.Or leave it in the bank. This day and age not much reason to carry around alot of cash.Just use your ATM card, plenty of cash machines around.