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3 hours ago, Gandtee said:
You're passing the buck. Suggesting Big C should cough up the doe. It doesn't excuse the driver deliberately running over the dog. It's not uncommon here. Puns intended.????
couldnt care less, and keep your deers out of this, this is a dog story
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2 hours ago, swm59nj said:I’m surprised the punishment is that severe in respect to animals.
I don’t want to see animals harmed. But if the penalties were more severe for drivers running red lights and not stopping in crosswalks. Maybe they will be more inclined to obey the law. And that is a big maybe.I always dress up in a dog suit when walking aywhere in Thailand now ....no probs just lie in the road any place I like, cross where I want watch them all slam the brakes on..works a treat.
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2 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:
I thought 'whitey' meant farang!
That was my first thought................, TV missed an opportuntiy though if the dog had been black.
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4 hours ago, Bruno123 said:
Knock some kid of it's bike by sleeping next to a 'sleeping policeman'? You are really searching deep to find justification for your unnatural hatred.
Plainly ridiculous indeed. Just an old dog that anyone can see and avoid.
Theres only one thing ridiculous in your post.
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3 hours ago, BMW Overlander said:
Same here.
Many posters havent a clue here what its like employing anyone and how many really are.......unsuitable for almost anything, Got a kid with only half a hand, he works harder than two people as such he gets paid well.
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3 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:
Sure was plenty of work in the tourist areas, in the closed hotels and then of course in the closed restaurants....hmmm...try again.
So they can ONLY work in tourism can they.........adapt or die...try again
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3 hours ago, webfact said:onducting a transparent and in-depth inquiry into the unusual case
My Sides my sides..........more like its the norm
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2 hours ago, huangnon said:A large amount of the population here were just subsisting before Covid,
Theres many who simply dont want to work.....Ive offered jobs to people and they either dont show or are bone idle on arrival... over a 10 year period, many of their ideas of work are do 2-3 days then [iss it all up the wall on beer, stay home until sober then go do the same thing again, lack any work ethic and as soon as your backs turned they sit down. Found two decent people over a 10 year period, rest are useless.
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1 hour ago, ThailandRyan said:
Self inflicted how? Was it because they had to continue to try and live without jobs or working for the past 2 years with the country closed...try again.
Plenty of work about, theyre too lazy to do it...hence Burmese and Cambodians..who they threw out and also brought in ridiculous regitsration process to employ them with crazy fines for employers.... They borrow money for stuff they dont need, show me a Thai without a phone or motorbike.....try again
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32 minutes ago, webfact said:
wished her a speedy recovery and return to the store.
Yeah .rinse and repeat..never learn never will
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31 minutes ago, webfact said:His animal loving girlfriend
bs, BIG C should also have responsibilty in this allowing the dog to sit out there, same outside 7-11s tripping over the things
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meanwhile the "owner" of the dog is nowhere to be seen for his/her/its irresponsible beahviour.....next time maybe the dog will knock some kid off their bike and kill them.......too many of these dogs in the road, its plain ridiculous and negligent
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2 minutes ago, webfact said:
most of those debts were in the personal loan and credit card loan, with these loans/credit card spending mostly used for buying consumer goods and/or durable goods.
Ok so to sum up..self inflicted , no one to blame but themselves, now theyll squeal like pigs that they want the govt to help them...the "poor"
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2 hours ago, vandeventer said:
Where is all the good news, there must some out there? We really need a break from gloom and doom.
Thailand number one....... .good news
Doom n Gloom at record high, Thailand declares itslef "doom capital of the world"
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Good to know he's keeping busy and even better protecting the nation, They should make him a Saint.
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4 minutes ago, pjmorton said:
It's not fair to assume the worst of people, but those who contributed should consider some form of long-term oversight. Trust, but verify.
ive had dealings with one "charitable" foundation here, it was the winding up of the will of a foreigner in which he'd left some real etstae to the charity............never seen such a pack of money hungry grabbers in all my life, like a pack of hyenas.......childrens foundation, constantly demanding this that and the other., pushing all the time.
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wonder how much the "administration" fee is
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59 minutes ago, Nong Khai Man said:
Oh ! You Little LIAR !!
some of us have principles
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22 minutes ago, Mac Mickmanus said:
There are quite a few posters on this site who get upset and offended when they are referred to as "Felang" , I trust that you aren't one of them ?
I prefer the term my Wife uses.......farang kee nok.............tells me it s a term of endearment
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Now 7-11 dont give out bags.....where are the police going to get their supply from??? concerned citizen
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are they gonna claim this as "another" Thai invention...if so I have some news for them and its old news https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20211102/breath-tests-for-covid
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Good news , was planning to electrocute myself this month , now I can hold off a while longer
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15 minutes ago, kidneyw said:
I had it done when I was fifty and the results were terrific. However my eyesight started to deteriorate and I went back when I was sixty two. I was told I was too old and it was surprising that the previous LASIK surgery had lasted that long, considering my age. This was at Bangkok Pattaya hospital.
I did not have to stay in hospital overnight and just needed someone to collect me and drive me home.
any mention of having lenses inserted instead?
Whats actually possible these days, Im 58, eyes been bad for about 5 years lucky I got away with it for so long I guess . Can they fix both near and far vision now? whats the latest?
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he could re train as a security guard............... they all sleep on the job too
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Interesting Immigration attitude at Swampy today
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Had similar krap from imigration on extension renewal, big push for changing from marriage to retirement........ same ending, she says next year get retirement...I just ignore them. Reason for that is its easier for them....which keeps instilling my Thais are lazy attitude towards them.