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    And you thought Thai willies are short

    in ASEAN NOW Community Pub

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    6 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

    I am told (by experienced sources!) they are actually substantial, compared to others in SE Asia and especially compared to Japan, Korea, and China. 

    I only posted this because most expats always moaning  about the size of Thai willies if their own country is nearly on the bottom of the list.

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    Thai resorts

    in Thailand Travel Forum

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    Just now, Sparktrader said:

    I never met a Thai person that prefers western food unless they grow up in west.

     

    Indian restaurants are mostly full of Indians.

    You are wrong again most indian restaurants are full of western so are the chinese ones and no my wife is born in Thailand so is my nephew and many Thai friends

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    Thai resorts

    in Thailand Travel Forum

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    1 minute ago, Sparktrader said:

    So you never tried them. Indian food far more dodgy for food poisoning.

    nonsense, maybe in India where I live now Idian and Chinese restaurants are packed Thai restaurants are empty even my Thai family prefere western food now

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    Thai resorts

    in Thailand Travel Forum

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    5 hours ago, BritManToo said:

    I'm not on holiday, I live here and only eat western food.

    Today, breakfast = tuna sandwich, lunch = Cumberland sausage and chips, tea = cheese sandwich.

     

    Best to eat out when staying at Thai resorts IMHO.

    7-11 will deliver toasted cheese and ham sandwiches if you're locked in.

    Yes all those years I lived in Thailand I cooked for my self western food, never liked Thai food at all, just going to the markets I have to hold my breathe have eaten Thai food twice in all those years first time I spend all my days in the bathroom the second time in hospital for 3 days. Thai food is very much over rated and yes I like any food I love Indian,Malaysian,Chinese all types of western food so I am not a fussy eater.

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    Wheelchair friendly hotel in Jomtien

    in Pattaya

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    11 minutes ago, internationalism said:

    try agoda.

    jomtien hostel is a 2* hotel with a lift and friendly personel. On agoda from some 400b. They can give you the same price at walk in/wheelchair in, just mention agoda.

    Just 250m from beach by an empty residential street

    I always book with booking.com where you can specify your needs

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    Possibly seperating from my Thai wife

    in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits

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    1 hour ago, bkkbill75 said:

    Thanks KhunLA but, if we're seperated, even if I am still helping her financially and we haven't decide to divorce, I'd be lying if I told them we're living together. Who knows, we both might be happier with that arrangement - happily married but not living together!

    Have to add to this I am seperated from my wife after nearly 18 years of marriage never got divorced we both live in the same city just a few minutes apart in different condos (albeit not in LOS anymore) we both moved back to OZ, she got dual citicen ship for many years. We are still connected to each other, in contact every day, she rings me every day and visits me every few days even takes me out to shops or restaurants. We are more happy now than we used to be when we lived together, actually she is my best friend now but maybe I am lucky. I am still in contact with her family and her nephew used to stay in my place a couple of days per week till he had to move back to Thailand because of visa reasons, he still rings me every night. So for us it was a good choice not to get divorced just get seperated but as I mentioned earlier we moved away from LOS but every situation is different so I won't give you any advice just tell you my story. Wish you all the best.

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    Just bought a Brother printer but how do i make a address large on A4

    in IT and Computers

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    6 minutes ago, tjintx said:

    It depends on the source of your address document that you are printing.   You would first select Print (not Quick Print) and adjust as follows.  If the source document is a PDF, increase the "Custom Scale" to get the size you desire.   If your source is a jpg or similar graphic, adjust "Photo Size," with "Full Page" being the largest.   If the source is a Word document, the easiest way would be to increase the font size in the document.  If the source is the web, use ... then zoom to make the text larger and then print. 

    Pretty good advice even so I don't have a Brother I have a Canon and it similar

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