G Rex
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“He returned to his room in Kata and next morning went to Bangkok Siriroj where no one who could help him was on duty.”
LOL
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1 hour ago, BritManToo said:
Me Too!
Seller own fleet, packed for a week, China of course.
I have had many orders like this. Often it is marked as packed, with no further shipping information. Then the order is delivered normally…. I have learnt to chill and be patient!
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It’s the thought that counts! 555. Don’t think too much….
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Unfortunately cases like this do, and will continue to happen here in Thailand.
I love my own dogs. I worked for nearly 40 years as a veterinarian, treating dogs.
Most forum members here know what needs to happen here with this dog, aside from a few crackpot pitbull apologists.
The Thai people I know have a very non-Western viewpoint on dogs. It is not rational in my eyes.
Case in point - after yet another unwanted/unplanned (call it what you will) litter of puppies at one of our farms - I (half) jokingly said I would take a few of the newborn pups & feed them to my snake. This comment was greeted with such derision & shock - I have dropped a few steps in my standing in my family here!!. No - the puppies will be raised, and then when old enough, my Father in Law will take them for a trip to the 'forest'. Here they will be abandoned/dumped/rehomed. Not sure of the correct terminology here. This is seen as acceptable to all of my Thai family....
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A fictional make believe character will receive an imaginary non binary gender.
Sounds quite rational to me. ????????
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10 minutes ago, aussienam said:
I've seen a few very similar looking creatures stumbling out of bars and charging off down the road.
After they’ve been barfined? Lol
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The 90 day report & annual extensions (whichever visa type you have) are completely different animals.
when you complete your 90 day report, they will give you a slip to keep in your passport which clearly states when your next report is due.
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I too equipped my home gym with good quality chinese made (an oxymoron?) gear - all purchased from Lazada. MUCH cheaper than anything I could source locally.
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It depends how dirty I am , and what they are cleaning...
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The used car market in Thailand is a dogs' breakfast!
In my experience - dealers at 'car tents' - (used car lots) , charge crazy high prices, and generally are not open to much haggling or discounting. This may vary obviously, In Kanchanaburi, where I am, there are dealers who have had the same cars on the lot for the last 3 years. I don't know how they survive!
I have sold cars here on One2Car , and Facebook Marketplace. The right car at a reasonable price will normally sell ok. However, as an example, I have been trying to sell a 3 year old Ranger ute with only 7000 ks on the clock for 300k less than I paid for it. In 4 months I have had 3 enquiries, and only been offered 35% of what I bought it for. (Hmm, might be time for a fire....!)
If you cannot speak Thai, the sale difficulty increases!
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Confucious say “ if your nose is running & your feet smell - you built upside down”
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AS others have said - you need to treat the house and garden area to kill the tick nymphs. Any insecticidal/pyrethrin spray will do the job. I bought a product from Big C last month - sorry, don't remember name - but it smelled like vinegar. My FIL used it to spray around their house to get rid of the ticks - and it worked well.
The Bravecto you gave last year will not have 'worked' for 12 months. Ticks are seasonal in Thailand - so are not a problem all of the year. Now is T time!!
Bravecto or Nexgard will kill ticks when they bite your dog - and help protect them from tick borne diseases like Canine Ehrlichiosis (tick Fever) - this can be fatal - so when you see the ticks - treat your dog. Insecticidal washes, containing pyrethrins, will stop most ticks from attaching to your dog.
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2 hours ago, proton said:
simpler than spending life in a Thai prison!
Living with an abusive partner is a different kind of prison…
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9 minutes ago, cheapcanuck said:She could have easily have left him.
A young woman with a 4 year old child - things are not always that simple...
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Cats in Thailand are routinely vaccinated for Feline Enteritis (Panleucopenia) and Cat Flu , (Rhinotracheitis , Calici virus etc). Feline Enteritis is the main disease to be concerned about.
We also vaccinate our cat for Rabies - but this is for his & our protection. I am not suggesting that your cats are turning up their toes from rabies!
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It looks like she was making silicon nose and chin implants. These are more rigid - and will not burst or leak. If sterilised properly before insertion it really shouldn’t be that much of a problem.
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I enjoy watching some of Paddy Doyle’s travel videos around Thailand. He has also ‘done’ Vietnam, & is currently ‘doing’ Laos.
He is a little annoying, & the videos are often a little light on content, but the cinematography is excellent. It gives me ideas on places I want to see, & others I will be happy to miss in LOS.
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36 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:There is no such thing as a Pit Bull.
So to sensationalise a story any one of those dogs/breeds can and are labeled 'Pit Bulls'. Hence why Pit Bull attacks are reportedly high. It's all siht (anagram) to keep blaming a Pit Bull when basically it could one of at least 3 breeds. But there again a 'Staffie' dog attack doesn't attract readers. So.........
A true Staffordshire Bull terrier will not attack a person, although many are not good with other dogs.
A Pitbull or Amstaff type dog is completely different. These dogs are unpredictable, and a previously docile dog can 'turn' and exhibit excessive aggression - as in this case.
Over 35 years working as a veterinarian I have seen or heard of countless acts of (generally) unprovoked aggression by 'Pitties' , or Pitbull Crosses. They do not have to be purebred to be bad. It only seems to take a touch of their genetics to create the time bomb that these dogs are.
They are restricted or banned in many countries for very good reason.
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Bob - have you been having remedial English lessons?
Your typing, spelling, and vocabulary have improved immensely since those early old farang girlfriend stealing days.
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Pit Bull that savaged and killed ex-jockey set to be trained as "War Dog" by Thai military
in Isaan News
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Unbelievable! Why would you bother?