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9 hours ago, Mavideol said:
real coffee has NO refills, watered down brown water they can refill..., making coffee with a filter (1 liter of water with 10-15 grams of coffee) and letting it down inside a bowl for couple hours and people going for refills, how can somebody call it coffee
Taken it upon yourself to declare coffee, ESPRESSO, & nothing else permitted, eh. Not Greek, French Press, Melitta drip or Indonesia Kopi (others call that cowboy coffee).
FYI Lots of Starbucks in Thailand do not even sell drip style coffee. Shock, Gasp, Horror! Yes they are supposed to, but as espresso drinks are the main business at many stores, the Thai majority owners have an unstated policy to not brew up their big coffee canister containers, (if the demand is not there). That requires a lot of ground coffee per every brew up. Starbucks keeps brewed coffee no longer than one hour before dumping it and making a fresh pot. That is a lot of wasted coffee if you only sell a cup.
That said, at their most expensive stores, like the Nimmaen outlet in Chiang Mai & yes a number of independent coffee houses are now having specialty Melita drip brew ups. It's become something of a fad among upscale Thais, a separate bar where they brew it up in front of you using those porcelain Melita filters. Good presentation and as they use their best coffee, it definitely works. Of course its not Turkish coffee, nor espresso.- 1
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4 hours ago, HuskerDo2 said:
Paul Sorvino was apparently left out of the in-memoriam section due to his political affiliation. Unfortunate they did that.
There is absolutely no evidence to back up that statement. However that has never stopped FOX or the NYP from spewing it. Tom Sizemore & Anne Heche were also left out of Oscars Memoriam segment. No claims of "political afiliation" were mentioned.
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On 3/15/2023 at 9:57 PM, cooked said:
have seen dogs in the UK lead the cows out to grass in the morning, opening and closing the gate after them.
So every farm dog in the UK is a 'working dog". I did not know and impressed. The farms I know of had dogs, one might be, say, a German shorthair for hunting, beyond that no real emphasis on work dogs, just dogs.
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1 hour ago, LaosLover said:Starbucks costs more -600 delivered versus 500 in an ultra-slow Thai place around the corner. But it's a bigger serving.
600 & 500 Baht for a cup of coffee?! I would suggest you find a different Starbucks and a different Thai coffee shop.
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6 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:
Imagine Nattawut in Jail and no Pheu Thai anymore. Celebration time!
How many decades have they, and you, been living in a dream that never happens?!
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2 hours ago, 2baht said:2 hours ago, webfact said:He claimed that sadistic sex is what farangs do, there was nothing unusual in that.
No they don't, I would think it very unusual, have you forgotten your Thai heritage!
"No they don't, I would think it very unusual, have you forgotten your Thai heritage!"
Not forgotten at all. He is dipping deep into that 'Thai heritage' cultural thing. A crime or accident demands an excuse; I did it for my family, brakes failed, micro sleep. This is just a new excuse/deflection. Poor guy he tried to fight it, but he is a Luk Krung after all. His dark sadistic farang nature won out. Or its normal in farang land so chill. Who knows these might work for the Thai public.
No need to fault a sadistic psychopath for trying.
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1 hour ago, webfact said:
They warned that even though the child was nearby, danger can lurk everywhere and parents should not let young children out of their sight.
Thailand is a non Nanny State. While ignorant westerners celebrate this fact, in truth it is a very lethal world out there. Good luck.
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Officially it is illegal, unofficially it is fine, no problem. However if a tourist, or expat is found in possession of one, 'show me the money'.
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Another reason why Pattaya is a world class, family friendly resort.
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17 hours ago, kimamey said:
If you read the whole article it seems they've been waiting for permission from the Thai authorities and of course delays due to travel restrictions
If you read the whole article, no way to prove they have been waiting any longer than this last year, more likely a couple months. What they wanted to do during covid, or did do, is moot, no way to prove they did anything, only their word.
Why one has doubts. According to the plod themselves, the victim was taken to the spot and dumped, already dead. This was done by an SUV. Cause of death most likely suffocation. All of this, from the initial investigation & autopsy 19 years ago, although released to the public six years back. --Yorkshire Post if interested-.
Which brings us back to Why the sitting on thumbs for three years, ten months, if they already knew this, ID'd the victim & could pull records identifying the husband? Lot of late night car door slamming at Kirkby Overblow to police, or just getting bladdered at The Phoenix Inn?
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2 hours ago, ikke1959 said:
Thainess.... take a bottle of water and being handcuffed and slammed in the face.
Good News. Thainess has lightened over the last decade. Ten years back, not one, but a group of bouncers would have beat him to within a centimeter of his life, if not over.
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4 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:Cancel culture writ large.
No need to whinge about it, you are the same way. You are a part of cancel culture. You said so on this very forum. George Clooney films, because he is a liberal, you cancelled him. No need to pretend you are different. Cancel culture is as American as apple pie, even if you are eating Kiwi fruit now.
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39 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:
Far as I'm concerned, Thais are not daft enough to get caught up with something that's no concern of theirs. They are leaving it up to farangs to post about it on here.
So no Ukranian Fever in Thailand. Swissie will be so happy. Not really news though is it.
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Balloons and drones. Aliens do not exist.
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1 hour ago, thaibeachlovers said:
The topic isn't the history of Putin's rule, it's about Ukrainian fever in LOS.
You have the floor. Where in LOS have you spotted Ukranian Fever? All Ears.
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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
Chaiwat was under investigation for alleged misuse of 14-million baht for a reforestation project back in 2019, which is due to expire on March 29th.
Theya re all up to their necks in it.
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9 hours ago, RamenRaven said:
In the villages of Thailand, dogs are not man's best friends in the European sense.
Like dogs in Greece & other eastern euro lands until very recently. Lots of central america is like that too BTW.
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9 hours ago, swissie said:
The Hungarians of 1956 and the Hungarians of 2023 is a different crowd.
Euro forgetfullness is creeping in. How about another date; the Hungarians of 1942-45. Whatever train comes in the station, they will happily jump aboard.
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1 hour ago, RamenRaven said:
But I am struggling to understand the concept of how and why dogs are raised here.
The same reasons dogs were kept in Europe, North America and many other lands say a hundred years back. Not talking about urban pooches and Hi So people & pets of those times. You can still find that in many countries today, in what you would term 'western countries'.
You say you are struggling with it, I suspect you haven't considered the above, or have little knowedge of it.- 1
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4 hours ago, Dogmatix said:
Unfortunately Dr Yong has zero credibility. So not worth reading anything he says.
Article from last summer, on the future of covid from a number of research scientists. For the US, estimate were 100K to 100-250 K deaths per year from "endemic covid". Far more than endemic flu. A couple also felt it could just as easily go the other direction, get worse, if a new more deadly variant emerged. It was a sobering read.
OTOH this toll would be mainly oldsters, so no need to worry, unless of course, you are an oldster
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19 minutes ago, Burma Bill said:
Please remember, COVID paranoia in Thailand kept access restrictions in place much longer than other countries.
Please rememeber, they had a year before covid hit to make a visit. They have had a year plus of no ASQ post lockdown to make a visit. Do not get me wrong, I undertsand the Yorkshire Constabulary had a lot of hard work to do. Lot of late night car door slamming in Kirkby Overblow & Sutton-upon-Derwent to police. Yet a sense of urgency seems lacking.
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2 minutes ago, PremiumLane said:
It is not difficult
That is it?!
Like I said; What The -deleted- were they doing for four years. Sitting aorund talking about how hard they had it as kids. This is a combination 4 yorkshire men & gumby's skit.- 3
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Just now, PremiumLane said:
That is not how it happened
All ears. Don't keep it a secret.
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She was found in 2004, then identified in March of 2019
March 2019?!!!! Four years later they decide to investigate?! What The -deleted- !
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Is Starbucks the rightful King of the Coffee Universe?
in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Posted · Edited by Dcheech
I have never seen, or heard of, Starbucks coffee given away for free, especially at SeaTac. An 'outbound waiting room? That would be out at the Gates. Any other directions. Sounds like a mission next time I fly through.
30 minutes it is then, I stand corrected.