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Ventenio

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  1. Breathing clean air is OVERRATED!!!   Brain issues, allergies, lung problems, early death, lifelong issues..... what's not to like??!!!!

     

    all for Pattaya.  and then you get AIDS and we all have a good laugh.

     

    toxic air but 20 baht noodle soup.  sounds like paradise.  

     

    expats in Thailand really are the dumbest lot of the bunch.  they have no idea pollution is bad for them????!?!?!?!?!!  

     

    Don't worry, this year will be different.  

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  2. Why can't we joke about this????????????????

     

    If we joke, will we really do something different??  no, of course not.

     

    Oh, look, a chinese person!!!  maybe Wuhan!!!!  Run!!!!!!   

     

    Oh, it's the end-of-the-world, I must cry until it's over.  ah, no.  

     

    We can joke about anything we can't control.  We can't control this and we can't stop it and we can't do anything but read the news.  

     

    Let's say you die if you leave your house after 10 p.m.  OK, now that is something we can control and we shouldn't laugh about that.   

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  3. HEY GUYS.....Quick Question..

     

    I've worked for 40 years, saved every penny, now I want to retire and finally relax and live the best life possible, stress free!!!!

     

    Let me google.....wow, BKK and CM at the top of the list!!!!

     

    OK, i'm sure I'll make the best decision after working for the man for so long!!

     

    LOLOLOLOLOL.   I feel bad for everyone who wanted to save money, find paradise, and every year they suffer from the death pollution and are too weak and tired to leave.

     

    thanks for playing in life....

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  4. 4 minutes ago, Yinn said:

    Yes, IMO, generally speaking, Norwegians people are lovely people. Polite.

    I've met about 1000 Brits, 500 Americans and 1 Norwegian.  Yes, the Norwegian was nice.  Of course 1/1000 was the worst and 1/500 was a little strange.....  and expats and tourists really don't represent their home country nearly as well as people think  

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  5. I don't think I'll ever understand marriage, but we all have our different perspectives - shaped by our own experiences.

     

    1.  Money.  I'm not supporting another human just to be my friend

    2.  The fun part gets old after MONTHS, so see Number 1.  You become friends and then have kids to just to be "important".

    3.  Freedom.  I don't want anyone having a say in what I do, and If I say NO too many times I lose my money and have less happiness.

     

    I'm all for lots of friends, lots of fun, get some pets as well, sure go teach kids and smile.....

     

    but marriage?  LOL

     

    it's just not for me

  6. Iphone 11 max plus if you want her to love you

    If under 20,000 baht, love turns into "strong like"

    and if under 10,000 baht, expect to be hated for life

     

    Kids are super expensive.  30,000,000 baht for their lifetime if you really provide for them (school, everything.)

     

    Money is nothing when compared to the smile you kid gets when you give him an iPhone 11 max plus.

     

    lol

     

    hand him/her two cups with a string.  

  7. 22 hours ago, brewsterbudgen said:

    It's a risk, and one that should be taken into account.  For many it's a risk worth taking or less important than countless other health risks and unhealthy activities.  Fortunately the risk in Bangkok is nowhere near as serious as the air pollution found in London in the 1950s.  Modern city life is generally unhealthy for many reasons.  Exaggerating the risks and using hyperbolic language doesn't help.

    Yes, it's not as dangerous as 70 years ago, or 100 years ago, or 5 billion years ago; however, that doesn't mean I should go to Iran because it's safer than North Korea.   LOL.  Or eat glass because it's less harmful than eating a grenade.  LOL.  come on....   

     

    BUT BUT , sorry I missed the part about medical reasons.  Yes, BKK is very affordable relative to other countries and I wish the OP the best and I'm sure you will buy the real masks in your home country.

     

    Now back to the other guy.....LOL.....I wasn't being that hyperbolic, since BKK really is one of the most polluted cities in the world.  

     

    Side note:  I get my lungs xrayed once a year and they are fine; however, especially when older, you might have to start taking inhalers and pills as it's much more difficult to fight the "demon's breath" which can kill all living things if 1 part per 1 zillion is within 100 kms of you.  That's hyperbolic!!!  

  8. LOLOLOLOLOL.  Someone from UTAH is trolling??  Dude, you are at ALTITUDE, with wind, and Utah is NOTHING like Chiang Mai.  You know this, but maybe you forget since you are breathing good air.  The same with all of Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho...go anywhere near this guy and you MIGHT get one high reading and act like it's the same as CM.   LOLOL.  Sure, we post 250, but we are sleeping in 150.  Every day, every week, for months.  This is not UTAH.   

     

    hilarious.  

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  9. 11 hours ago, BritTim said:

    There are two approaches to life:

    • Spend your best years preparing for a comfortable retirement by staying in your home country and making work your priority.
    • Insofar as funds allow, travel the world and experience life when you are at the age when you can most enjoy it.

     

    No and Yes.  Can you tell all of us which AGE we are at when we can MOST enjoy it.  In our 20's from a rich country?  Well, we would have the energy to enjoy it but lose out on bonding with friends back home and going back home with a massive insecurity (I"ve seen this a lot).  Or in our 20's and 30's trying to explain everyday to people why we are traveling and most have no identity and no past career and no respect for themselves and they are simply losers traveling.

     

    Nobody has this answer, but I would say you are much better off traveling in your 40's.  You had a career, you have money, you have confidence, and of course you can enjoy it.  if you are fit at 30, you will be fit at 40.  

     

    I'm talking about staying here for 6 months or more.  Yes, he can teach English as a non-native speaker, which means he will be further disrespected by many people at school comparing him to a native speaker.  He will also be paid much less.  From a pride point-of-view, I can't imagine this pleasant in your 20's.  or ever.  

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  10. 3 hours ago, elephant45 said:

    So now you can't drink the water, breath the air, and eat the toxic food.

    "Up to 41% of popular vegetables and fruits sold at fresh markets and supermarkets have been found to contain toxic chemical residues above the safe level, according to an annual food test by the Thailand Pesticide Alert Network (Thai-PAN)". From BKK Post.

    That's impossible, I see soo many vegans who say Thai produce is the best.  They take selfies with apples and mangoes and walk past the bar girls in the pollution next to the elephants and yell, "durian!!"  when you live on the "cheap," expect stuff to be bad.  Of course we would pay an extra 10 baht for safety, but nobody else would.  

  11. TOP 10 Wanted means there are at least 10 criminals not caught.  Yes, most don't shoot in a mall with 1,000 CTV cameras and escape, but people do escape.  

     

    Of course if this guy was "smart" he would be out of the county with 100 million Baht in offshore accounts underground in a sealed bunker with food for 100-years and a private helicopter and ... blah blah blah....  funny how all TV posters can catch everyone like CSI on TV.  

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