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I have heard of wine snobs, and beer snobs. I did not know there were butter snobs as well.
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The Great American Employment Collapse Has Commenced
Lacessit replied to Alpha84's topic in Political Soapbox
It can't get any sadder on ASEAN than a poster who counts how many likes they have. Have you counted up how many sad and confused emoticons you got? -
Have you ever tried milking a kangaroo?
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Tastes fine to me. You come from a country that likes cold pork pies and warm beer, correct? I buy Allowrie in the small sachets. Pro tip: If you want it to get soft faster on toast, unwrap the butter, but leave the wrapper covering it on top, to collect more heat from the toast.
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There is no such thing as happiness.
Lacessit replied to Robert_Smith's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I can't see how dying in an Armani suit is any better than dying in a comfortable track suit. By the time you are dying, how interested will you be in gorgeous chicks? Happiness is an aspiration. Contentment is coming to terms with one's situation. -
Flagyl is most commonly used to treat giardia.
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We used to get our drinking water from bores in the De Grey river near Port Hedland, 1000 - 1200 ppm. The main risk is kidney damage from too much calcium, although nobody stayed around for very long. Ten years was about maximum, unless you were a masochist. Evaporation removes chlorine. It does not remove chloramines, which are more stable. They are removed by boiling. Chloramines are either naturally occurring, by combination of chlorine with organics present, or deliberately added to assist sterilization. Chloramines have been linked to an increased risk of soft tissue cancers.
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Trumpmeter, good one. The main risk with tap water is oocysts such as giardia and cryptosporidia, which are unaffected by chlorination, removed by filters, killed stone dead by boiling. I don't know about here, but giardia is endemic in North America. A former boss of mine acquired giardiitis after a visit to Chicago. Extremely debilitating, and it took specialists in Australia almost a year to diagnose what it was.
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That deep breath you take when you arrive back home
Lacessit replied to DonniePeverley's topic in General Topics
You said I clearly have not had a long-term relationship with a Thai lady. I guess 14 years with my Thai GF does not count, then. Assets in Australia are beyond the reach of any woman in Thailand. Fathering kids at my age or even 20 years earlier in Thailand was the furthest thing from my mind. Luk kreungs are the subject of discrimination, unless they are Tiger Woods. Sure, some westerner - Thai relationships end up as train wrecks, especially with kids. I am not one of them. -
Because it also refers to an imaginary medical condition right - whingers ascribe to leftists. A Total Dissolved Solids of 50 is fine. The WHO recommendation states < 300 mg/L is excellent, 300-600 mg/L is good quality. Maybe the scale is different on the measuring sticks. I don't mess around with expensive filters. Unless the water has heavy metals in it, boiling is all that is needed. It kills bacteria, viruses and oocysts, and also removes chlorine and chloramines by steam distillation. Any university laboratory can measure heavy metal contamination.
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US Halts Military Aid to Ukraine Amid Push for Peace Talks
Lacessit replied to Social Media's topic in World News
A very interesting read, thank you. Have you read "Journey into Russia" by Sir Laurens van der Post? He explains Russia on a tribal basis. -
That deep breath you take when you arrive back home
Lacessit replied to DonniePeverley's topic in General Topics
A thai lady can have a 50:50 split of assets accumulated DURING the marriage. She has no entitlement to assets brought into the marriage. To my mind, that's a much fairer system. I suggest you talk to BritManToo about what British women expect. What Thai women demand depends on the boundaries set at the beginning. -
Australian Aged Pension
Lacessit replied to VOICEOVER's topic in Australia & Oceania Topics and Events
IMO it would be a one-off bonus payment. Whether expats get it is another question. -
That deep breath you take when you arrive back home
Lacessit replied to DonniePeverley's topic in General Topics
It's not so hilarious when a western woman quite legally takes half your assets. -
Trump threatens everyone. He stops when someone gives him a smack in the mouth. Wait for the flip-flop.
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Is it possible Trump is trying to sabotage the world economy?
Lacessit replied to spidermike007's topic in Political Soapbox
So when you have carpal tunnel syndrome, appendicitis, an inguinal hernia or a meniscal tear in either knee, you will do without? All conditions completely rectified by surgery. Possibly the dumbest post I have ever seen you make on ASEAN. -
Is it possible Trump is trying to sabotage the world economy?
Lacessit replied to spidermike007's topic in Political Soapbox
You know better than epidemiologists and virologists. Any SEM will tell you coronavirus is not rhinovirus. Please post your qualifications in the medical field. -
Putin could stop it any time he wants too. I suppose being in a country which is as far away from any military conflict as it possible to get, enables you to condone the actions of Putin and Trump.
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How do you want things to be like by 2028?
Lacessit replied to hotsun's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I am not sure it is possible. However, in terms of healthcare, America could do worse than to follow the Australian model. Our PBS system is very good. Part of America's solution would be to limit the ability of lawyers ( we call them ambulance chasers ) to get eye-watering sums for medical malpractice. Some of the damages awarded are ludicrous. This drives up the cost of professional indemnity insurance, the doctors are forced to increase their fees, lawyers feast on the court cases. I have posted on other threads how a tax on revenue would reverse the hollowing out of the middle class. -
If you were going to be born today?
Lacessit replied to sidjameson's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Actions speak louder than words. Ben Hogan rarely said anything on the golf course, he let his golf do the talking for him. Calvin Coolidge was known as Silent Cal. His presidency was noted for restoring confidence in government, after the scandals of the Harding administration. -
How do you want things to be like by 2028?
Lacessit replied to hotsun's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
A balanced budget with $36.5 trillion in debt. Do you still believe in the tooth fairy?