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AlexRich
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7 hours ago, BritManToo said:
Agreed, no wonder Thais think white men are fools, letting yourself be overcharged for anything anywhere just makes you look stupid.
And the more foreigners that accept that the more we all get scammed.
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18 hours ago, Ctkong said:
I find the western insistence of the principle of being right can sometimes backfire in dealing with Thai people.. Everything must be taken in context. The error amount, the place, the computer system, the person administering, the mood all figures in the fixing of the problem.
I have had occasion of finding some insects like big black ant and small roach in my food in upmarket restaurants. Pointed out the situation to the serving staff. Manager or manageress came apologizing and discounted out the food item in the final bill. Seeing it is not a big deal, so long as the restaurant management are aware of the problem and hopefully taken steps to reduce such incidents, my missus always insists on paying the entire bill including the discounted item. Her logic ? I don’t want people to think that we are trying to get a free meal... this is thai face for you.
The problem is that I am not Thai. I wouldn’t expect a Thai to change their cultural norms, so they shouldn’t be surprised that I don’t care to change mine. It’s funny how “Thai culture” only gets rolled out when it is to their advantage ... Farang bill stuffing, take care family, sin sod for divorcee, etc.
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18 hours ago, ezzra said:
Note to self, beware of shirtless huggers.. so as it turned out, one man's won is another man's win...
And shirt lifting huggers, beware.
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1 hour ago, SheungWan said:
Kaput Brexiteer Prediction of No-deal Exit March 29. Sgt Rock award for failed predictions.
Whatever happened to Sgt Rock ... who always insisted on links ... I miss his "proofs" about the imminent collapse of the EU ... that never happened?
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54 minutes ago, Basil B said:
Just waiting for the announcement to say there will be a new conference in Downing St tonight.
Her position is untenable, and she is the only person not to see it.
I wouldn't rule out another General Election or a vote off between May's deal and whatever the indicative vote comes up with.
Given the intransigence of leave zealots I'm now hoping for a second referendum ... just for the craic ... it would be so much fun to watch the interviews with the ERG headbangers.
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2 hours ago, Loiner said:
Keep walking fellah. You are lost and wasting your time wherever you walk.I'm upset that I didn't get an invite to your Leaving the EU party?
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You did the right thing. As long as you were calm and polite no harm done.
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5 hours ago, Loiner said:
The current Withdrawal Act is the law, which trumps your ‘not leaving without a deal’. It does not require any kind of deal.
A second referendum is still less likely than you hope, but hey hoe another referendum and blast right through the Remainer plot, without the bad deal.Are you not setting up the party for tonight? I thought we were leaving the EU today? Did you not predict that?
Makes me wonder what else you are getting wrong?
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4 hours ago, yogi100 said:
And I'll thank you to keep your homophobic remarks to your self if you don't mind.
My sexuality or lack of it has nothing to do with the subject under discussion
Lol ... that's not what the word means where I come from, it's more to do with being weird and a bit odd.
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1 hour ago, SheungWan said:
So then, not in Thailand presumably.
He's in Turkey or Argentina.
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1 hour ago, yogi100 said:
Next time you're in London let me know.
I'll bet you 100 quid I can take you into a Poundland shop where one of the staff will reply 'No speak English' or words to that effect when you try to speak to her. While you're at it you can ask to see all the relevant passports yourself at the same time
Then we'll visit a building site and you can ask if you can get a start as a general labourer. Get one and I'll give you 100 quid. Fail and you give me 100 quid.
Maybe she just thought you were a queer hawk and used the "no speak English" line to get shot of you?
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6 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:
does she know your full legal name?
were you staying at a hotel?
was she super upset with you?
It was the anal that did it!
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9 hours ago, jvs said:I predict 999 plus pages of people saying'never buy just rent,
told you so,we will all be kicked out of Thailand,they will take all your money and deport you,companies are illegal,latesr nail in the coffin'and a whole lot more .
It has all been said before and some people just love to try to put fear in the expats living here.
Read the op,what it is exactly about and what the main issue is.
I might just read the whole thing,it is too hot to work outside anyways.
Have fun everybody,
Never buy, just rent.
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1 minute ago, phuket11 said:
17 is perfectly legal in the vast majority of Europe, much of America, everywhere in South America and around half of Asia. There's plenty of late teen girls who date guys in their 20s. I do not consider I've done anything morally wrong whatsoever, just interested in the legal position.
Don’t shoot the messenger. You step foot on Thai soil and you’ll be dining at the Bangkok Hilton paedo wing, this is serious business.
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I’ve just spoken to a friend of mine who is a Thai criminal lawyer, explained your situation, and this is what he said:
“Let’s face it, he’s a beast ... a nonce ... he wants locking up”.
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58 minutes ago, sanemax said:
Stop exaggerating , no one has claimed that they are "enemies of the people" , they are people with an opinion and welcome to it , some people also have a differing opinion .
No one is the "enemy of the people"
I happen to believe that you are an enemy of the people Max ... and as you say I am welcome to hold that view.
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2 hours ago, stephenterry said:
Or perhaps it's 45% that want to leave are enemies of the people.
Following Brexiteer logic if there is a second referendum then the people will be the enemies of the people.
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3 hours ago, evadgib said:
Mark Francois on form a few mins ago:
I’d pay extra to see the trigger pulled.
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3 minutes ago, SheungWan said:
Righteo! Add the Speaker of the House of Commons to the Brexiteer Enemies of the People List. Getting a bit crowded now.
The 55% that want to Remain are also enemies of the people!
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2 hours ago, dick dasterdly said:Yes, the majority of the electorate will have no problem with this - even though they voted to leave.....
Even MPs aren't stupid enough to believe this type of drivel!
We are now a Remainer nation, 2016 vote is almost three year old. Let's put my "drivel" to the test if you are so confident?
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59 minutes ago, malagateddy said:
AGREED 100%
However..t may..remoaner.
If a brexiteer had been pm..maybe just maybe farage would have been a wonderful asset re negociating team.
He must know " where the bodies are buried " re all the fraudulent corrupt bits n pieces are
Sent from my SM-G7102 using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app
The bodies are buried in Aaron Bank's Russian wife's bank garden ... ?
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2 hours ago, malagateddy said:
To Baldrick.
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6 hours ago, sanemax said:
The United Kingdom should invite the Republic of Ireland to leave the E.U and come and join us in the U.K
Obvious solution is just to stay in the EU.
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4 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:
Arlene for PM at least we will never understand a word she ever says. Come on Arlene Toora, loora, toora, loorye, aye And we can sing just like our fathers ????
The national anthem changed to “The Sash My Father Wore”?
Britain's May offers to quit to get her Brexit deal over the line
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It seems like a sensible option for those willing to compromise. I doubt that it will happen, even if voted for. May is party first, so what we’ll get is a General Election ... a hung parliament ... a Corbyn led coalition ... with coalition partners forcing him to agree a second referendum ... and then no Brexit at all.