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I just remembered, I own two Sporrans as well. But they're bloody useless as totes, beyond keeping my girlfriend's lipstick in for when she's finished under the kilt.
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Kinda beachy
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The many blessings of Farangs. Chapter 77.
chalawaan replied to swissie's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
The Anglican Church is a blessing! I nostalgically sang along to exactly one hymn during the Westminster Coronation. T'was karaoke in honour of his Kingness. -
Pita admits transferring 42,000 iTV shares to other family heirs
chalawaan replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
The government tried to split hairs, so Pita chose to split heirs. Woot! I'm here every sometimes. -
Imagine still enforcing religious tradition on everyone on pain of criminalisation and imprisonment. The people, who for whatever deep and very dark reasons (they say it's "respect") are fine with kowtowing to a concept, not a even a person, not even an idol, but a concept, are fasci... nating individuals indeed!
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What do you believe happens to you when you die?
chalawaan replied to 1FinickyOne's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I wonder about that invisible energy that visibly departs every creature, when the eyes dull at the moment of death, something in there just stops "broadcasting" and it's tangible in the passing instant. I don't imagine we actually reunite with anyone or anything elsewhere. I think what many call the "soul" that energy, hangs around aimlessly for a while, then it quickly "forgets" who we were, what it, itself was, represented through our physical being. Then it just folds into itself, and into the unknowable spectrums of energy and particulae that thrum in the atmosphere around us, and we cease to exist beyond even atoms on any plane. I see this state not so much as being dead, as being energy yet unassembled and unborn. And no I don't mean reincarnation, I mean "unborn" we don't exist at all in any state in any form. In my imagination this is what this condition of ceasing to exist entails. -
Let's all agree for once, both Trump and Biden need to be discouraged from another term on the basis of age. I was pleasantly surprised to hear Trump offer sincere concern after hearing news of Biden's fall, while he was at one of his own gatherings. He even joked about this own turn on the airforce graduation ramp a few years ago. Nice to see a touch of civility in politics again!
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Yeah but you're walking about with nether regions that look like a Hamster with his cheeks stuffed with walnuts! ????
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I use a modified tactical small-arms chest pack. It can carry about a third of a small day pack in volume. It's perfect for anti pickpocket wear, or slung over one shoulder, or slung over one knee when seated. THB 300+ at local police outfitters in olive, sand, or black. Then I have a fancy "tux" accessory shoulder bag I got in Osaka. One night I was wearing the fancy one across my chest barhopping in a sweaty T-shirt near Thermae. A random streetwalker was grooming a random gent up ahead. As I approached, the old gent glanced up, pointed at the bag, and said "Ask him, he look like he has loads of money!" ????
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Any Embassy would have something to say about that timeframe. I'm not defending the RTP here, it's just how Government types roll worldwide. Go and look at your home country requirements for residential visas, regardless of which nation, you hail from, the fees and timeframes will make your nose bleed. Six months wait is a great result in most cases.
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I lived in Portugal, Portuguese is not easy, even though the Spanish and Pr. can understand each other more or less. Brasilian Portuguese is likely even more difficult being loaded with Creole. I tried out Mexico, Aguascalientes is as safe as it gets, and every brand is American, and cheap. Fun fact: A German neighbour working at the vast VW plant there had a Thai wife! Anyway, I enjoyed the Philippines more than Mexico, but Thailand beats the Philippines for safety, medical, and infrastructure, especially infrastructure. Burning trash every night makes the suburbs there smell like a war zone. And the stench from the trash they do collect would waft from Cebu City over the water to Mactan Yacht Club. Why can't they even get the basics working right? Corruption may be a big issue in Thailand, but it's on a while other level over there. And the reason it's a basket case, even with its own oil and gas reserves! The common wealth is all stolen.
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Public advised to keep their guard up as COVID-19 resurges
chalawaan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Helmets off! Masks up! Bring it onnn! -
Weed makes everything awesome.
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DPM Wissanu addresses Pita’s media share ownership
chalawaan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
This is not 1976, something the fossils cannot accept. However, it could end very badly for them. The entire greater Bangkok voted orange, they have no idea what they are up against this time. The people are dialled in, unlike the past, when the establishment controlled the media totally. The voters are not going to stand by and let the establishment steal their own nation from them any longer. Prepare for the worst. -
DPM Wissanu addresses Pita’s media share ownership
chalawaan replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Wissanu addressing anything illegal, much less this farce of an excuse, is rich indeed! The ultimate gladhander, he was even once on the redshirt side. -
Free rides on Bangkok’s Yellow Line monorail during June trial
chalawaan replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Old pilots wisdom: Never fly the model A of anything.