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Can be true for monks and warriers culture. Soldiers etc, as well mafia cartels in other cultures, but tattoos do not represent class culture and higher societies as a norm. In western culture, all the ink addicted seems more like sheeps who follow a sick trend at the time. Well, this will finely pass to, when the grand children see their grandparents growing older.

It shows more about insecurity! Same goes for tattoos

Expat YouTuber? ????

Every girls who manage to make you forget what you told yourself not to do? Goes for bad friends to ????

Jeffy who?

Simple things like this, is a good reminders for some to not completely cut their ties from their origin home country when moving to for an instance Thailand where you end up in a no mans land country for expats. Credit cards is valuable when traveling, additional “free” travel insurance, make travel bookings easier for refunds, safer for payments and transfers, as well a great back up if you end up in a hospital and have sufficient credit to make things happen before insurance validation is clear.

I order and get what they need home to us, but agree a local bought machine might be the best thing, considering service, parts and repairs. He is working for us, cutting gras on the land for our sheep, and I find him good to take care of my things, and our (wife) farm and our animals. No bullpie from her family so far.

Our 3 year old gras cutter is dead, and Im not there at the moment, and father in law need a new one. He wants a 4 stroke. Anyone have a good tip to a decent machine to get us through until Im back and can do a search myself. I can waste 2k for a machine as long it last until I can buy a replacement myself, but if anyone have good experience with a decent brand let me know. Honda is not an option, no local can get spareparts, and the shop is 86km away. Here is a few I found. https://s.lazada.co.th/s.SQiJD https://s.lazada.co.th/s.SQTrU