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13 hours ago, Thunglom said:
but to find out what happened and how it can be prevented from happening again.
Square wheels would put an end to it
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4 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:
What I remember of the Spice Girls in their heyday was seeing them perform live on a TV show --a 5 girl group -- but they still had on stage and used back-up singers.
They were just more manufactured krap. They get little respect from me unless they can write and play the instruments, Im sure that worries them though. I dont rank Elvis either for that reason, popuar as they may have been.
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No, they should give them two phones so they can thin them out even faster
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Todays fad tomorrows nobodies.......they of course write all their own music, play all the instruments and will be remebered in 5? 10? 20 years......no didnt think so.
Manufactured drivel for the mass market teenyboppers, no doubt successful currenty like the brief fad of The Spice Girls but long term nothing, No creative abiltiy such as Lennon MCartney, Brian Wilson, George Michael . Mozart Bach etc
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1 hour ago, webfact said:
In the crosshairs are:
Two police generals
Two police lieutenant generals
Two police colonels
Two police lieutenant colonels
Two Air Marshals
Two prosecutors
One lawyer and
Two politicians.
Just about anyone in any position .......... .why waste text
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10 hours ago, jonclark said:
A child will learn fire hurts.
But I think there is a clear difference between a self directed action such as you have described. And a physical punishment imposed on a child by an adult.
disagree, any pain makes you think twice regardless of its source whether right or wrong self inflcited or not.
There is a clear difference between the fire and the punishment but the fact remains you remember due to the pain.
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3 hours ago, jonclark said:
It is a proven fact that physical punishment does not improve learning
So if a kid puts his hand in a fire he wont learn anything?
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On 8/28/2022 at 4:06 PM, ThailandRyan said:
Why are you so intent on keeping people in a Caste system and belittling them, you want workers, well then hire outsiders from the other 4 countries who want the specific job your hiring for, or is it a job only a Thai can do. If so then you better up the wages, provide housing and direction and when they fail to do what is asked then you let them go. The world is full of people who do not want the menial jobs, why do you thng the Hispanics come from Mexico to the US and pick the crops.....that's right most white folks do not want to do that job and then the other minorities look upon it as slavery.....try again.
Youre the one insisting the "poor" have no work yet blindly ignoring the fact there is work available and any work is better than no work, In other words talking ballcocks........ plssssssssssssssss dont bother trying again, do everyone a favour
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9 minutes ago, ozimoron said:I know because every single government scientific and academic institution in the world says so.
My Govt told me to buy a diesel vehicle to save the planet............. then my govt told me not to buy a diesel vehicle as it was destroying the planet....my govt is full of scientists that apparently know NOTHING
I'd love to be around in 100 years when they look back at this like the Luminiferous Aether
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1 minute ago, macahoom said:
Interesting, but not relevant to this thread: "Electric Vehicles in Thailand".
You think the cost of electric in Thailand is not going to go up? And I did mention UK.
Id be concerened about warranty, dissappearing with change of owner? and rust shouldnt all cars be now galvanised?
Checkout also this real Russian review at this point
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The gap on running costs is closing dramatically with electric cars in the UK
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Interesting test of self parking, but later am sure this will become the norm for full on driving too.
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5 hours ago, BonMot said:Many derisive posts countering this.
I fully agree. Looking back in my life... I totally scrimped and saved to pay for university, to shove every penny I could into my 401k plan... Owned one new car in my entire life (had some rockin' classics) before I left states for good at 42.
Financial security means hard sacrifice.
I've great empathy for this lot of borrowers.
I walked to work for 3 years 3 miles each way daily at 18, remember walking on the canal in some winters it was frozen that thick to save money to get a car, did the same at school when all my friends got the bus I saved the fares, to buy a bike.. Ddint get the bus once in 5 years.
Worked some <deleted>ty part time jobs for pocket money as a kid (15-16 yrs old) one of the hardest was Safeway supermarket starting at 6 am to 10pm at night, stacked shelves, did the tills ran round like a crazy thing having to check prices when labels were missing, 30 mins lunch that was it.
Did saturday jobs once I got the push bike, even that was 8 miles away.
Nothings free and nothing comes easy, free from debt my entire life due to diligence and graft.
Brought up in UK through the 1-10 unemployed period late 70.s early 80.s.use d to go for job interviews and there'd be maybe 80 people waiting for an interview for some rubbish job. Did those to save money to go self employed, which I finally did
Some of the older Thais know the meaning of graft.
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5 hours ago, 3NUMBAS said:
they dont have the heating bills of brits and krauts that will break the bank this winter ,savings will be gone
There is actually more sense in that answer than most others, food is very easily grown here due to the year round clinate, seed to veg in weeks always amazed at the speed of cucumber growth here, they dont have to cope with a winter whereas Europeans would have months where nothing wou;ld grow requiring more planning, many still own rural but abandoned land, plenty been abandoned round here for that city job, they dont have to pay much if anything in the way of property tax .
That said many people wordlwide dont save any more, think that good times are always going to be here, short sighted is the norm, nuts
Shelter can be minimal.
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5 hours ago, Ralf001 said:
Were I work we need 50 positions to fill.
We pay double award wage with generous conditions on top but very few takers.
Had 15 start on Monday gone.... Tuesday only 3 of them showed up.
sounds normal from what Ive seen, lacking in any work ethic. Ive done many a job I didnt want to over the years as Id rather have savings than owe anything to anyone.
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1 hour ago, mommysboy said:
Adapt to what exactly?
The other posters stated they seem only to be able to work in tourist industyr jobs....so they should adapt to work on the land instead if no other work's available.instead all I hear is whinging that they are poor and got no work. The works there they just dont want it.
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3 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:
Another degrading post advocating for Thai's to go work the fields and not buy things that keep them connected to society or give them the ability to see things other than riding a bicycle....you sir are a true peach. Again saying Thais don't want jobs, what they do not want is to work what they feel are degrading menial jobs meant for those that live beneath others. It is not a caste system here, and people want to move up if they can. Yes debt does play a part in life, not all are born with a silver spoon in their mouth.
Yeah whats more degrading having no job with no money or having a job with money. Get off your moral high horse Mr saviour of the "poor"
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2 hours ago, Gandtee said:
You're still going on with your rampant rabbiting. It's staggering!. A shaggy dog story.????
Hey your'e the one bringing deers into it, at least I'm sticking with the subject matter...dogs
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2 hours ago, Gandtee said:
Of course. Common sense.
Common sense keeps a dog OFF the road...you seem lacking
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1 hour ago, starky said:
Yes ridiculous things like communication or transport certainly things people like them don't require. They should just walk everywhere and only use one of the many public telephones.
Cant afford it , dont buy it, bicycles are cheap, Thai way borrow more than you earn then fail to make payments yet they all seem to be sporting more expensive phones when a dumb phone is cheap. You dont need a phone to work in the fields where there are many jobs available. Field workers get transported usually by pick up from the boss man.
Jobs are theere Thais dont want them.
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Had two implants 12 years ago in the uk from a dentist i TRUST, Not had any problems with them at all still going strong, great things. Its harder in an upper rear jaw due to lack of bone may require bone graft.
Cost back then wa s about 1800 quid each...I also had iv sedation for it and there was ZERO pain, great things.
Id go for the ones which arent stuck in in one day, the ones where they let the bone inetgrate with the implant and finsih the tooth after about 5 months.
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51 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:
So it is a personal servant and groundskeeper you are bellowing about that are hard to find. That has always been and always will be a problem sir. Finding staff for a company is also a stiff one in finding ones that will fit in. I hired a Thai housekeeper 3 years ago and after 3 months let her go as she would not do what was expected, I did not whine about it like you are, instead I hired an older lady from Myanmar whose family had worked with my GF's family. I pay her 20k a month, and that includes her room and board, so she is well paid. The woman starts cleaning at 6 am, and has always gone above and beyond what is needed. She is given from Saturday night at 6pm to Monday morning at 6am as her time off each week to spend with her family. The only issue I ever had with hiring a non-Thai was having to hire an agent to do the proper paperwork to list me as the employer and list her as my employee, something you do not need to do when hiring a Thai. We all have our crosses to bare, but finding good help has been the norm across all industries.
"bellowing eh" I believe BELLOWING looks like this........however, there is WORK available and you seem to be changing the subject now from no work available, my point, if i need to explain it is many dont want any work they want EASY (bellowing) work........when theres no work whats the better choice..no work no money, I resent the word "servant" my kid aint a servant he can leave anytime he wants.
Here's the "servant" being subdued in Hua Hin couple weeks ago where we go for a weekly trip out....... now lick my boots clean boy..a phrase he always loves to hear from the master.
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same old krap , year in year out...............maybe they think the local governers forget and need this yearly reminder.
At least if a dam breaks they can use fat toad face to block the hole
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10 hours ago, billd766 said:
Especially all those lazy people who used to work in the decimated tourist industry, whose jobs were lost and destroyed by the current government.
You know the ones. The girls that worked in the bars, the businesses who supplied the alcohol, soda and soft drinks, the people who used to deliver it, the people who used to work supplying food, the security staff, the car parkers, the guest houses and the small hotels, the shops that used to sell to tourists, the taxi, motosai and tuk tuk drivers etc. The bar, guest house and small hotel owners.
My bitter sarcasm and rant is over for a while.
As stated "adapt or die" .if you can only do one job u may as well. All thos e metnioned by you could easily work on the land where there is a huge demand for workers. Is it better to have no job and whine about it with no money or a job possibly with less money but some dignity. Theyre lazy simple as that.
Have you any experience of finding someone to work on the land..even as a caretaker where a lot of downtime is normal?
MY one lad gets 15k a house ,electric, water, food, fish, motorbike 2 hours for lunch. 7-11 then 2-5 he does the work with ease with 3 fingers missing.
His salary rise to 16k end of this year, rural location............meanwhile Thais all round whinge and moan they have no work , our neighbours with land also say the same.cant find any staff amongst all those unemployed, the going rate is 500 a day.
What they want is to be a security guard so they can sleep all night for 12 k. Thats the reality.
Even had a cleaner once years ago, took her 4 hours to clean my house 50m2, I do it myself in 1 hour, thats another story entirely though....time and motion.
What I do see now is everyone and his friend opening a roadside stall selling food, mostly junk food for the remaining farm workers /construction crews, most of them overweight, another job where they barely get any income and can sit down all day, theyd rather do that than get a d ecent regular higher income.
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Meet the Social Enterprises Making an Impact in Thailand
in Thailand News
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Biggest load of ole ballcocks ever, just by "travelling" you create an environmental problem, the rest is a load of old greenie rubbish too....carbon offsets what twaddle, socially responsible pahhhhhhh