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My wife, the cowgirl, tells me if they over 6 years old, not worth buying, little chance of calving if you want to breed..
if younger, maybe 20,000 is fair price. Wife recently bought 3 young calves, 12 month old, 10,000 baht each, but that was discount price from Uncle.
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I see the a couple of the Thai Lovers clique is trying to defend the indefensible with their inane comments. Go to it fellows, your always good for a laugh.
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In an earlier report, it was stated the CCTV cameras had not been working for several months,due to the hotel being closed. I wonder if maintenance was then being kept up on the pool itself... and if not, it would hardly be fit to swim in. I wouldnt say these tragic deaths are suspicious, I would say theyre bloody suspicious
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I had occasion to be in the Supreme Court of my country, as a witness. I was waiting in the public gallery and was seated next to a Judge, from the District (lower) court, whom I knew. I commented how the jury members seemed intent on listening to the evidence being presented,, they were all sitting motionless, and commented on this to the judge. His reply. "not really, their all bone from the backside up you know"". I have often heard the expression of jurors as being 12 people of limited intelligence, with little, if any knowledge of the law, apart from their TV shows nonsense, ,able to be swayed by the pure bulldust sprouted by able defence lawyers, and also have had prosecuting lawyers tell me they oppose female jurors on trials relating to sexual assault cases, as women take the attitude... that wouldnt happen to me,,,Id show the sod what for if he tried anything. Not really my opinion, just relating what others have told me.
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In another life, a different wife, bought an established house in Khon Kaen town. Didnt go near seller, sneaked looks when house empty. Wife did all the dealing. Owner was strapped for cash, wanted enough to pay out bank loan. My wife let buyer assume I was a Thai, but working in BKK. Price agreed on, paid. I turned up at final signing, seller, a nice guy (Thai) was happy, his wife, a Vietnamese, was greatly peed off, stating if she had known there was a falang involved they would have doubled the price. But as others have asked, where do you want to buy, what type of land, farming, residential?? plenty for sale in nearly every village around here, Korat.. (PS lost the house on divorce as is natural, at least I got rid of the wife as well)
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I see a wonderful business opportunity here for forged vaccination certificates. Perhaps our neighbours from a certain country to the north, renowned for their artistic skills, are already at it, I mean they already own most of Thailand and they surely want/need to come visit and inspect their investments.
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Whos Mia Noi is she?
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Journalists,,, I prefer to call them what they are,, reporters, of what others do,,, are taught at an early age... never let the truth get in the way of a good story.
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Thai Police would have great trouble finding their own backsides, even if using both hands, and provided with a detailed map of their anatomy... they can however palm brown envelopes with the greatest of speed.
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So true, Im always amazed at service you can receive from Thais, Sometimes perfection, sometimes absolute chaos, but done with a smile. You really have to love them,,,,,,,sometimes.
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Your forgetting the mantra Thais live by.......me..me...me...me...mine
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Anyone know of good mixture to put on mango trees to get rid of fruit fly? we had the best crop for years this year, but the fly has ruined almost half the crop,.. not commercial growers, we just have three decent sized trees around the house. Have put plastic bags over survivors, sprayed with some stuff, but still see flies .
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Hey Wavehunter, wrong again, Australia, and several other countries are now giving inoculation to ALL residents, over the age of 50, for starters,,,,and for FREE. :perhaps you could drop a note to that retard Anutin and let him know also.
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Well, I've lived here quite a few years now, could go home if I wanted, (and I sure do "want") but stay for the family here's sake. As for racism here, it exists, not so much out the backblocks, but certainly when you get near large towns and cities. But hey, think back, when you were in your own country and you came across a obvious foreigner, did you react positively or not, I know I didn't, and I would class my self as ethnocentric, rather than a racist. Live and let live . Just this latest fiasco was to be expected, not merely because of the mindset of the powers that be here, but their innate stupidity and ridiculous sense of superiority that exists in a country that ranks very far down on world listings. I will wait for my jab, when and if there is ever a "surplus" and expect to have to pay some grossly inflated price for the honour. As an addendum, back home, ALL persons over the age of 50 are now receiving FREE inoculations. .... Notice the words ALL and FREE Anutin.
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Well, I did try it, Actually I was quite good at it. However, one day I stopped and thought, if something from another planet could see me, hitting a little white ball into a hole in the ground, they would obviously doubt the sanity of us earthlings, so I stopped.
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We have many" White Elephants:" in my country, its just not polite to mention them. But then again, dont Thai just love to dress up in their funny uniforms ad bedeck themselves in tin medals. However in this case, your wife obviously deserves her award. Well done.
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A little off topic, but in regards to Embassies, and Ambassadors. A couple of years ago, the Australian embassy in BKK held an Australia Day celebration party. It was televised. I have never been so embarrassed, seeing the (then) Ambassador grovelling , bowing and scraping to all and sundry guests, mainly of the Thai gene pool. Lamb, crayfish, oysters etc were flown in from Australia for the occasion. I didn't see ONE Australian guest amongst the throng. The little twits behaviour was downright despicable, and a disgrace to the nation. I did notice he was gone the following years party..
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My wife went to our district hospital to register me, as I am over 60, and have a chronic health problem. She was told they would have to check with the authorities in Korat as to foreigners.. Hospital just phoned her back. No, foreigners cannot register. Thais first. She asked about those with yellow or blue book and pink card. Yes they can register, but cannot get vaccine before all Thais have. I don't mind paying for the jab, we pay 500 baht each for our flu shots, nor do I expect preferential treatment, just to be treated equally. as that too much to ask????
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For non residents of Australian birth, tax on bank interest is paid at 10%. If you hold Australian owned company shares, which issue a dividend, you cannot claim the franking credits paid on those, as the company paid them as company tax, which is 30%. Your age pension is tax free. and the dividends paid on the shares are tax free, as you forfeited the franking credits (which the company paid at the stated 30% company tax rate for you.) You have to notify your bank you are non resident and complete appropriate forms with them. For your franking credits, you simply omit to claim them back on your tax return......Until such time as you cease to have to complete one,,,,usually when you only have age pension and share dividend income., below a certain level.. This advice was given to me direct from the Australian Tax Office and my bank.
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Many years ago, my (then) wife loaned several hundred thousand baht to a school teacher. Many papers signed and sealed, government stamps all over them, all registered, kaifaag registered. Teacher, naturally, defaulted on payments. Off to court. Lawyers fee 30,000 baht. Court ordered loan to be repaid at 1000 baht per month. ???. no word on seizure of her property as detailed in legal papers. Agai n defaulted on 1000 baht payments. Lawyer wanted another 30,000 to go back to court.
Just walked away and wiped it off. I wouldn't loan the cost of a bandaid to a leg amputated Thai in future.
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Well, thats obviously not a affliction thats going to affect Thais,, is it?, brainless sods.
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Zero guests boss, have to put prices up!!!!
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Really, would you even bother to talk with them, if they did not have that certain something?
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Greasy Fingers has it right... 2 Mates, married to Thai women here, did it this way. Visa application in each case took almost 12 months to process. Complicated, but not impossible to do yourself.. Best of luck
Remember when.......
in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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And I always got into trouble asking the waitress for a quickie,until I was told it was pronounced QUICHE