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After first Thailand visit I read these and they were very useful..
Thai Ways.....
More Thai ways....
Mai Pen Rai means never mind...
Culture Shock Thailand...
Monsoon Country, Pira Sudham... about Isaan life
many good later books now .....
Private Dancer has good warnings about the bargirl scene
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If you have a ME Non'O' for marriage is it OK to do a one day in-out at Mae Sai every 90 days?
Hearing about some places insisting on flights only is a concern.
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Tesco Lotus has big bars of Tesco dark or Milk (fruit & nuts) chocolate which i'm certain is Cadbury's rebadged for 65 Baht a bar... good value..... and I was lucky to find McVities chocolate digestives reduced in price too.
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35 minutes ago, mduras01 said:
Surprised no one mentioned the South of Thailand. A lot of unrest and people, cops, officials get shot regularly. Has that changed?
Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa ConnectI think they target specific people such as soldiers, monks, teachers & other Govt officials. I don't think foreigners are in danger unless just catching a stray bullet or bomb.
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I just shooed it out the door with a broom as I don't kill anything if I can avoid it.
I remembered that Thai song by Mai a few years ago... Puuying muan nguu pid, mai yark ja tam lai cry... women are like poisonous snakes, they don't want to hurt anyone.
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On 3/11/2559 at 2:23 PM, HooHaa said:
in Cambodia i think it is more an issue of quality over quantity.
some of the slimiest individuals i have ever experienced were in cambodia.would that be slim or starving lol?
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Just a few days ago a small snake came into my house. About 15 inches long I never looked at markings but it had a big hood and stood up and hissed loudly when I was trying to get it to leave with a broom. Was it a Cobra as I believe even baby ones are fatal?
True and Proper Buddhist teaching
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To the OP.. everyone believes that they are right, that their religion is the correct one, that they are wise, etc. Few people have the wisdom to listen to criticism and admit to themselves that they might be wrong. Trying to tell the Buddhist leadership here that they are doing it all wrong would be a waste of time. A monk might advise the correct practice but to tell people they are doing it wrong would only get him ignored.
The ego is the biggest problem for most people and its asian aspect of 'face' is very strong here. If they really understood the teachings of the Buddha about annatta then they would abandon the need for 'face'... even thai monks do not understand this and still try to preserve their 'face'.