Rc2702
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4 minutes ago, 473geo said:
Imagine away because I am not 'people' and as long as I feel good about myself, and my life, I sure have no reason or need to relate my life experiences to 'people' I meet. Of course where applicable such as the farming forum there is perhaps a requirement to qualify advice or comment with a little 'experience'
All this because you misquoted me. Really interesting this. No oneupmanship here at all. No way.
If you like I can send you a PM.
Do you have a 32 inch or bigger screen for viewing purposes?
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1 minute ago, 473geo said:
Couldn't be an autobiography too busy making new chapters ? life is good
There was a discussion recently about people who feel the need to say that. I imagine the same people like to bang on about themself and their interesting lives.
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10 minutes ago, 473geo said:
Yes when I put 'envious' in I suspected noses might be disjointed at the audacity, no worries...enjoy your evening
I'm sure it will be a best seller at pound land on a 241. You too.
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8 minutes ago, 473geo said:
In your experience 99% have a wicked sense of humour - now who is fabricating!!
This is not one of your interesting life stores is it. Your right, very envious.
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It was a decent article but kind of late coming, guys been here ten years.
I mean you realise pretty quickly to lower your expectations of stuff going smoothly and prepare for it.
You learn that on holiday <deleted>.
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3 minutes ago, 473geo said:
System error, I'm the guy who put it right ?
Your so different but you display the same traits as 99% as proven in your last post.
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2 minutes ago, 473geo said:
You sure ?
On the misquote. 100%
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3 minutes ago, 473geo said:
I've been fortunate to have a varied and interesting life, I don't even start to relate my story to strangers, first they are better company and comfortable talking about themselves, so this I encourage, second, most could be a little envious of my lifestyle and achievements, probably accuse me of fabrication, embellishment, and heaven forbid 'oneupmanship'!
Fabrication seems to be your style. You have used someone else's content to quote me.
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I'd try the university shops where the plant markets are.
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5 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:
On the odd occasions I converse with a farang it is usually a casual “ watcha” or “ hey “ or just a nod of the head, which is fine.
I have had longer conversations than this , but any conversation that turns into a list of things they’ve done or places they’ve been then I usually cut short the conversation with an excuse and go on my way. If they perceive that I am not interested in their “ oneupmanship “ no problem !
A few months ago I encountered a farang ( we were both on bicycles in the local soi, I was with my gf ) and we exchanged names, hometowns in the uk and length of time in LOS. It was a short but pleasant conversation with a fellow Brit and as I stated that I knew the house he lived in he invited me to call in for a beer sometime to which I accepted although I had no intention of doing so.
A couple of weeks later he passed me on the back of his wife’s mc and blanked me ( turned his head to the other side as he passed ).
A couple of weeks later as I was in my car waiting for the gf in the 7/11 I saw him approaching on foot, I gave him the benefit of doubt and as he drew level I dropped the window and gave him a friendly “ watcha “ ! He seemed surprised and just said “hey” but carried on, but then tried to engage my gf in conversation as she walked back to the car .
Made me wonder what was the guys motive for trying to appear friendly on the first meeting !!Very awkward situation. What did the chap try to talk to Mrs Dwyer about?
I forgot to mention a 5th farang in my post. Quiet Irish chap with a 8 year old thai/Irish son who spoke very good English with an Irish accent (son) was a top bloke.
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I'm living proof miracles do happen. I have only been in thailand a day and I nipped into this bar and WHAM it hits me, undeniable love at first sight. We have it all now, house car and 2 Rai we got lucky with in Issan right next to her moms house.
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I've got insurance on my insurance. I'm totally covered.
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Too many bald bazzas about I can't compete. I'll buy a wig I'll be back to being the daddy of pattaya in no time.
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The last time I spoke to a farang was in Vientiane doing a visa run.
I spoke to 4 chaps.
1. Old army veteran, chatted to him for 10 minutes. He confirmed in the 1st minute he had killed someone. He also confirmed 4 times that he knew he talked a lot. I actually believed what he said and yes he talked a lot about himself.
2. One chap that asked me twice what number I was in queue.
3. A guy who seemed ok but he then began talking about the end of the world like he knew it was happening in 2019. Loudly in the queue.
4. English guy young, dirty, was literally only talking to people to announce "I work online" was very funny as he asked what one guy does, guy answers and says next " you should check out pai" English guy automatically assumes the guy asked him what he does and says " I work online"
That was 2nd June.
I have not spoken to a farang since.
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Decent b movie on netflix called dirt.
Feel good factor type movie.
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Cheeseman you suckkkkkk
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Buy some lube as soon as you land pal.
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Get to kalasin, you will never want for a better place.
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Part of the job description for being a mod is not to create fake profiles in order to fuel discussion. No, never.
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Please provide more details so we can identify a better school for your ongoing education.
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3 minutes ago, Kinnock said:
But your list of examples suggests I was right on the money (Big C)?
You wouldn't be lying to save face would you?
Perhaps you need to learn Thai?
This guy is seriously thinking in 1 dimension. Because no one accompanies me that speaks thai 100% when we go shopping do they.
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19 minutes ago, Justfine said:Give an example
I was going to anyway.
Customs broker once tried to say that my wife was lying to me and they never scheduled for goods to be delivered.
Was looking at the email confirming delivery on a specific date from them when the person told me this. Even after I drew their attention to the email they continued to lie.
Samsung repair technician told my wife the UK Samsung phone could not be fixed there. Walked over asked for the manager asked if spoke English. Explained my requirement. Collected next day repaired.
AXA krung thai office/agent in kalasin quoted 15550 for the exact same package as on AXA website. They insisted their package was superior hence the price. Let them try to dig deeper as they went through the Thai brochure showing the superiority pulled out printed version of the same brochure and asked if it was exactly the same. They then honoured the AXA online price.
Koh samet- speed boat return ticket. Confirmed we just call them and arrange return. They never answered and we found amother couple suffering the same fate. Small place samet.
Shop assistants would rather say mai mee than actually help to find something from my experience in food stores like big C.
The list is endless.
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36 minutes ago, Kinnock said:
Let me guess ..... you asked a Thai shop assistant for something in a foreign language, and out of politeness and embarrassment she said "don't have" and you felt all hurt and lied to?
Bad guess, very bad.
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Whats wrong with you foreigners
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Give it a bloody rest. You are boring the living daylights out of me.you misquoted me. For clarity. You quoted the wrong persons content and made it look like my post. So give it a blinking rest mr perfect life!