Zozod

What low IQ.  He should have just used white out.  ????

I don’t get out much but it was interesting to read that some retirees do count satang.  It’s cheaper to live here and I guess that attracts many farang…but maybe more of those who have less come here.

Wow.  That has always been on my mind.  Pets being placed in cargo are at the mercy of delays and the weather.  I’m sad for her.  I realize it’s the only option for some but it is risky and there’s no guarantee you’ll see you pet again like before.  

I’m ok with or without a mask. It’s interesting how some get so bent out of shape whether asked to wear one or not.  I’m glad I’m not one of them.  

I totally agree about “sticking to the sports pages.”  There is so much noise in the paper, on TV, on social media, etc. that I am starting to understand the “fog” most people are in and how easy it is to get that way.  

Hope he recovers.  Health insurance covered my big bike accident, thankfully.  60 days in icu with similar injuries (and more) like this fellow.  I’m surprised my Thai health insurance company actually covered bike crashes and glad it did.  They paid most of it.  

I’ve done the math, too.  Watch out for Thai and old farang people on the road.  Both will get you.  

And just like that, they “turn Swiss”.

Welcome to Thailand.  You’re better off ignoring or not knowing this and everything else officials say here.  Or accepting it for what it is.  Ugh.  

Something I’ve learned since moving here:  be careful criticizing or else pay a price.  It doesn’t matter who.  

I wonder what alcoholic beverage he was consuming at the time.  And he was doing what?!?!?!

This is typical SE Asian behavior.  Those in power live by their own rules and the followers (from a young age) have been trained to accept it.  It’s standard practice here and those from the West don’t understand it.  

It won’t be easy when most Thais and Farang seem to be obsessed with alcohol here.  Not sure why time and resources are being used to prevent the inevitable.  

The abnormal is normal here regardless of whether he runs for PM or not.  Being a traveler to this place was more enjoyable…just like every other place where I wasn’t concerned about things like this.

I know Thai people killed on the road and it was almost me several years ago.  It seems to be part of the culture here and talking/writing about would of/should of/could of’s isn’t going to change things.  Life or death on the road here “is what it is”.

Salt content is high in many foods here.  Whether it’s street food or something you buy at the store.  What’s funny is hearing people with high blood pressure wondering why they can’t lower it.  

I kinda doubt the rich will put down roots here anymore than they have. It’s a poor nation attracting the same.  Unfortunately, poor farang here think they’re Thais and should receive the same treatment as them.  How to reduce their numbers while attracting expats with more money will be like walking a tightrope.  

Does your comment include any of these:  “should be”, “need to”, “l have”, etc?  I’m not getting the same guarantees of “forever” here at my 90 day or retirement visits as some are.  You own a condo here?  You’re a vet from your home country?  You have a wife/family here?  So.  What makes you think you’re a Thai or deserve to be a permanent resident?  You’re a farang in a foreign country. Get over yourself and come back to reality.  Geez.