Hutch68

I've got one you can have, i never use it, Ill post it on to you if you want it.

So that's hairdressing out of the window.

What about odd jobs around the home? Mowing the lawn, painting a room, varnishing a window, putting up a fence, installing bathroom items ie a sink a tap, bumguns stuff like that?

57 minutes ago, malt25 said:

You don't need a work permit to cut your toe nails !

What if i was working in a salon?

30 minutes ago, Witblitz said:

One supposes if he had a wife or GF, he wouldnt be posting pointless debates like this on TV and the nurses must be ugly in the hospital he is in 

she was and i left... home now and the wife is raving as i paid for the room up front.

30 minutes ago, EddieAnd said:

send the wife

why did you post that twice?

2 minutes ago, Witblitz said:

Even simpler is getting a nurse to do it for you, as given your on crutches, how do you propose to bend down to cut your nails then ? 

Well what started off as a back problem has become a knee and thigh problem due to being injected with some kind of drug that my body is not taking to, i cant move my leg but can touch my toes no problem.

4 minutes ago, 55Jay said:

So, you tried both and decided the 200 Baht is better.  You've answered your own question. 

 

 

The 200 baht ones are better.... i think, just wondering if i could get away with a set for 100 baht and save a bit of cash as I have a good pair at home.

1 minute ago, Witblitz said:

So what does it matter then if your in hospital how you getting to 7/11 anyway ? 

There is a 7,11 just outside the hospital in Kalasin, i can walk with crutches and my toenails need cutting, I just feel a bit of a scruff..... its a simple question.

1 minute ago, 55Jay said:

Do you have a Thai wife?

I do but she left for home an hour ago as the kids have to get clipped and go yo school tomorrow.

13 minutes ago, Witblitz said:

A real sad post this one 

A fair one I think, some of the cheaper ones don't cut as good, the 200 baht ones cut well.

I'm also in hospital with little to do so why not?

Sorry missed a bit, where do you clip and how?

Hi

has anyone ever bought a pair of those toe nail clippers they sell in 7,11? not the cheap ones the 200 baht ones? do they make a clean cut? are they easy to use? when you clip what do you use?

3 minutes ago, gandalf12 said:

Where do all you guys live were the taxi drivers won't use the meter? I have used taxis for a long time and apart from the center of Bangkok they all put the meter on without being asked.

Same here, traveled thailand for the last 12 years never had any problems.

2 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:

They are very good with kids....just need some training and a dominant master. 

It's more if it gets out, lots of soi dogs and other animals roaming free up here, I'd love one of those rottweiler chaps to let loose on the local soi dogs but I'd get in bother for that.

Have 2 of those already.

Sorry, bangkok would do just as well.

Hi

tried to find the health and body bit for this one but cant get past general, anyhow does anyone know of somewhere that does laser surgery in Isaan for back injuries and stuff like that?

I would be happy to travel to bangkok to fix the problem.

Thanks Hutch.

2 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:

Pussy dogs, man....how about a rottweiler or english mastiff? 

I know but i have young kids and if that kind of dog got out where i live it would be carnage.

Hi

does anyone know how many years you would go to jail for working in thailand without no work permit?

Hi does anyone know where they sell micro scalextric in Issan?

Hi

Looking at getting a new dog to add to my pack, what would be a good addition?

Thinking about either a staffie, german shepard, boxer, husky, thai ridgeback or sausage dog. If any members know of breeders of these breeds of dogs i would be more than greatfull.

Thanks, Hutch.

Hi

Does anyone know of a supplier or anywhere that sells bentonite clay in Issan? Contact details would be great.

Thanks, Hutch.

No thanks.

No.