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Jane Dough
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23 minutes ago, smedly said:
pattaya to become more "balls orientated"
can we also start a train spotting club
things are looking up
Train spotting will be allowed so long as it doesn't involve gambling on the numbers.
Or surreptitious games of Connect Four.
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3 hours ago, bluesofa said:
Ha ha! A chip off the ***ck - block.
As an aside, there's an excellent Aussie drama series about a pathologist called Daniel Harrow.
Every time he answers his phone with his surname, I just can't stop imagining he's Chinese, speaking bad Engrish.
That habit is called LALLING
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7 hours ago, simon43 said:
Well, the person nabbed can't speak 'English'. She's American ????
Have you ever been to the north of England?
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2 hours ago, Jane Dough said:
Are you kidding!!
With WALKING, WARKING, WAUKING, WELKING and WICKING also to choose from.
Not to mention....;)
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In my after school Scrabble club at Harrow my daughter, then aged about ten, had a blank on her rack and had lined up <deleted>?KING.
She thought for a few moments then put down FLUKING.
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2 hours ago, bluesofa said:
You scrabble players! You just can't let it go can you?
Just like the darts player who accidentally superglued a dart to his hand - he just couldn't let it go.
Are you kidding!!
With WALKING, WARKING, WAUKING, WELKING and WICKING also to choose from.
Not to mention....;)
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1 hour ago, colinneil said:Maybe, but as a young lad i was told too much w++king made you go blind, well almost 60 years later my eye sight is still ok.
Me too Colin. I always avoid too much working.
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1 hour ago, Eddie664 said:
Did they have a workpermit or not??
Anyway, just get rid of them.Not sticking to the rules makes it harder for us who stays here and do the best we can to follow the rules.....
Typo. It is being changed.
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I swear by Thukesutburi though Nakhon Maipaeng comes close too.
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Smart TV - I have basic True for wi-fi and the EPL, YouTube for Sky News, Netflix for me and the kids.
I shall not want for more.
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Buck or butt?
Personally I prefer butt naked.
It has a better 'ring' to it.
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All that advice without suggesting people run on a treadmill....in air-conditioning.
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Strange. As a Brit my big fear is meeting other Brits.
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26 minutes ago, ChrisY1 said:
Probably the best Hua Hin has going for it.....apart from the road out!
And that coming from someone who is living in Cha-Am?! Is it so much better there?
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2 hours ago, ezzra said:So i guess he's no longer 'besotted'? i heard of many a men who are mesmerized by the lure of shemale, ladyboys and trannies and tomboys, however, one will do well to keep away as far as possible from dealing or coming close to any of the above groups, nasty piece of works they are...
I have met plenty of very pleasant transgender people in Thailand.
On what do you base your assumptions? I hope you do not form your opinions after reading stories from the Thai media.
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There is so much to do for children and young people around Pattaya and if you have your own transport staying nearby makes it possible to avoid some of the tour buses. I took my growing family there many times a year through the nineties and noughties and in terms of attractions there are even more places now.
But as people said, Koh Chang is great too!
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28 minutes ago, Matzzon said:Another fantastic promotion of the foreigners reputation in Thailand. The idiots manage to od it on a daily basis, and not one time. It´s a multitude of regular maniacs thta are still beeing let in to the country.
So many typos one wonders if you are shaking when you have your rants against visitors to Thailand.
Why do you insist on your policy to rat every visitor with the same shrub?
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4 hours ago, fruitman said:
Travelling by 2 persons or more a taxi is cheaper and more convenient..plus you won't arrive all sweaty.
I found just that when I took my kids on the system. The fares need to be lowered to get us out of our cars and off our motorbikes in the capital and onto public transport. Price as well as convenience needs to be stressed for all.
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8 minutes ago, Assurancetourix said:
Me too a few weeks ago ;
I never understood why and where in the forum ...
In the Private Message I received , they only wrote : " you didn't respect the rules of the forum " :
Rules which are somewhere and interminable ( comme un jour sans pain , as we say in french )
so now, I will never give an emoji or make a comment on a mod comment .
I never have a day without pain of one kind or another.
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3 hours ago, YetAnother said:given the general state of (in)competence here, more like 2032
Is that the same incompetence that is seeing major train and station infrastructure projects completed in double quick time in Bangkok as well as track improvements upcountry along with massive elevated road projects out to places like Korat?
Maybe you can't see that from your bar stool wherever you live. Or are you basing the Thais' ability to effect change in their country on the time it took to built a little road tunnel and put in a few dancing dolphins in Pattaya.
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2 hours ago, briansbiology said:sensitive mods here. got suspension for a confused emoji on a mod once. yes, yes its its in the rules. say what you will about bangkok post but they publish full on criticisms of their own authors. here they run this site like...well the the thai government. no criticism allowed or out you go!
My column, now in its 190th edition incidentally, is both criticized and praised. I lend a sympathetic ear to the former (if the poster has actually read what I wrote) and really enjoy the latter that provides much encouragement. I try to comment on both points of view and take on board what is said like any half decent writer might do.
To the poster who is continually saying how awful I am, I am glad that I am saving you money on sleeping tablets.
It's all part of the service at Thaivisa.
Sincerely,
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3 hours ago, Jimbo2014 said:
Hey look wikipedia defines lottery as a "form of gambling"... but gambling is illegal in thailand so what do they know!
Gambling on the state lottery and horse races in Bangkok are legal.
So is using a zebra crossing.
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5 hours ago, Emdog said:
Prudent strategy is to not have oral sex with mosquito, just to be on the safe side...
I don't know why but your post reminded me about something to do with a gnat's chuff.
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Fuji went up an awful lot very quickly. I would say the 220 to 300 increase was overnight some while back. I stopped going there as I felt gouged.
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16 minutes ago, LiamB80 said:I’ve seen the ladyboy on the left before on a baht bus ride from Jomntien in Pattaya. I remember him distinctly, it was just a few weeks ago. He appeared to be tweeking when I saw him and visibly high on drugs unable to sit still. He threw his half filled water bottle right out the back of the baht bus on Thappraya and nearly hit a mototaxi. He then drew his attention to me, asking if I wanted to go with him and it would be free, even touching me a few times. I politely declined and I could tell if I hadn’t been nice, it would have led to an incident. This was a real nasty ladyboy and clearly high on drugs.
Was this inside the prison?
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Video: So much better than your bog standard BBQ rat! New rodent menu wows customers
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Interesting. Liverpudlian loves 'em and you hate 'em. Were you born on either side of the Mersey?
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