Pottinger

There's certainly room for a better, more dynamic concept; TV seems to have fewer and fewer topics of interest as the months go by, perhaps this is a function of the lack of tourists?

As for the new format, they seem to have employed coders with only basic CSS skills.

No doubt the phantom flights were going to be on that ghost airline Thai Airways too.

As always in Thailand, It's All About the Munee, Somchai.

4 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

That's why I said yes and no.

Well, personally I would not equivocate; the heart and its condition are of fundamental importance to men in middle age and beyond, and in my opinion not to be fooled around with in asking questions of anonymous people on an internet forum such as this - particularly not just for the sake of lowering his insurance premium.

1 minute ago, Jingthing said:

Yes and no.

Personally I don't see much harm in trying an ace inhibitor and checking if it works.

Also I don't see going to doctors especially in Thailand as being without risk either.

She might put you on a diuretic out of habit when an ace inhibitor would be better.

He may also self-medicate for quite the wrong underlying ailment, which a doctor could pick up.

You're mad to ask such advice on ThaiVisa - see a shrink.

Sounds like time to send for Sgt Terdsak of the Nonthaburi Knicker Unit. He cracked the difficult case of the Nonthaburi Panty Smuggler all those years ago.

1 minute ago, NCC1701A said:

i could be wrong but it is illegal to import used car parts. 

You may well be right, it's almost thirty years since I looked at doing it with a motorcycle.

In any case, you'd have to be sleeping with a car to want to go through the hassle I describe.

The only cost-effective way is to break it down in the US and import as parts, then re-assemble in Thailand. But even then there's no guarantee customs won't impound some or all of the parts on a pretext, or charge prohibitive duty. And that's disregarding the huge hassle involved.

A pox on them all, I say.

As said, upside down; the correct way up they are M -  ม ม้า  and aspirated P (Ph) -  พ พาน

6 minutes ago, Peterw42 said:

I was also admiring the pointing, the guy on the left I would give an 8/10, a good solid point, from the shoulder, executed with conviction and purpose. The guy on the right 2/10, its more a vague wave, not really a point.

Good to see the point returning to these arrest stories.

Indeed! Haven't seen such fine pointing since pre-CV19.

1 hour ago, WinterGael said:

The question was not about my wife, per se. I was asking if it is a thai culrural practice to shower and clean ones body immediately after having sex?  And I ask because for three years this was not the norm. 

 

So far no one has addressed the question, only the actions leading up to the question.  

What is 'normal' Thai practice after sex? I'd have thought there are as many variations of that as there are of the sex act itself. What is important is that you are aware something in your relationship dynamics has changed and are unsettled by it. Looking at one symptom rather than the cause is a red herring. 

You've made the first step of recognition and acknowledgement that something has changed, but what exactly, and what the remedy may be, is for you to discover - unfortunately nobody at this distance can do it for you (and you're likely to get more infantile comments by posting on TV). It could simply be your wife's experience of the past few months without her partner, it could be something more serious, but it is for you to use your best, sensitive efforts to discover what has altered and how to deal with it if you want to 'clear the air'.

Who dares....wins/dies/turns into a bat/can speak Mandarin like a native.

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1 minute ago, Pottinger said: