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PoorSucker

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  1. Only American do, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish are different. Even my grandma and my mom made different, so do I . After 20 years in Thailand I use cocoanut milk instead of regular milk to soften the breadcrumbs, try it... Every meatball is different, or should be. I mix some chilli in mine, Thai ladies love my balls....
  2. 11–14% of the population, are of Chinese descent,A majority of parliament members have at least some Chinese ancestry
  3. Don't forget your Chinese new year gift.
  4. Temples and museums according to the authority
  5. It's like Swedish meatballs, in Sweden they call them meatballs
  6. Think it can was more that the Friend of mine is citizen of Sweden/Finland and Thailand. Choose to do it in Thailand, because he was a though man, fixed the lawns for a general for years
  7. There is a quota for each Amphur. Rich Thai register their sons in an poor Amphur where the quota is filled with volunteers
  8. OK, ordered from Lazada, will take one per day. Hope it can replace my magnesium pills for my cramps. My late FIL had cramps all the time,lived on the border the Burma in Chiang Mai. Used to drink fresh water from a spring in the mountain, then some salesman convinced every one it's not healthy and have to buy water. I drink it and tastes like spring water, every one was so convinced that I'll get sick. Bought water, no minerals...spring water from the mountain.. Oh yeah
  9. PoorSucker replied to PoorSucker's topic in Pattaya
    Next year, bought one last year and gave her in front of her friends, she loved it. This year I was prepared, gave her one last night party with friends and one in the morning. I'm 58 ,she's 52. Works as chef, have a falang house in the mountain of Saraburi. Old falang boyfriend built a house with western kitchen, bought car, motorbike...and then died. She's a keeper
  10. PoorSucker posted a topic in Pattaya
    So did you remember to buy something for your tirak? This was a hit... Ordered on Lazada, cheap, 70-85 baht
  11. Jomtien is a dangerous place, this would never happen in Pattaya..
  12. 1. Engine Capacity Restrictions Standard Coverage: Many general policies only cover bikes, mopeds, or scooters with an engine size of 125cc or less. Specialist Coverage: If you plan to ride a "big bike" (over 125cc), you typically must purchase a hazardous activity rider or a specialist motorcycle travel policy. 2. Mandatory Licensing Requirements Insurance is almost always voided if you are not legally licensed. Home License: You must hold a valid license in your home country for the specific class of motorcycle you are riding abroad. Local Laws: You must comply with the laws of the country you are visiting, which often includes carrying an International Driving Permit (IDP). 4. Safety & Conduct Clauses Your claim can be denied if you: Do not wear a helmet, regardless of local laws. Ride under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Use the motorcycle as your primary mode of transport for the entire trip (some insurers only cover "incidental" use).
  13. Old man once said to follow an old dog, there is a reason he's old.
  14. Ohh, I use an English keyboard at work but windows allows you you have dual keyboard. Else try [alt] 0246 It's the same with a Thai character, use in your password and unbreakable.
  15. Ö is the same as i in bird in English
  16. I work in Thailand for a Swedish company, bö is best translated from #2 Work in Thailand for a Swedish company , bö is is the best translated from Thai "number" Ö is the same as i in bird.
  17. It's actually mama San, damn you autocorrect. If you don't know mama san, ask to talk to her next time you visit a bar ma·ma-san /ˈmäməˌsän/ noun (in Japan and East Asia) a woman in a position of authority, especially one in charge of a geisha house or bar.
  18. What and make thousands of people unemployed, signs put up and down and trucks screaming out bö song ..bö song
  19. The owner of the bar
  20. I rent a 48sqm furnished condo very high up with pool and gym on Sai3. Yes noisy especially ambulances that come by every half hour and the monthly Thai music festival on a nearby plot. Lived in Thailand 20 years so it don't bother me. Because of the noise I pay 100.000 / year in rent, great deal for me. There is only four out of twelve units occupied on my floor. If noise bothering you, get a fan, can't sleep without the white noise
  21. Thai don't know how to drive in roundabout "Wng weīyn"

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