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Dear Folks, So here we are… only a few weeks into the year and already—I can say with absolute certainty—this is the greatest purchase I’ve made in 2025 so far… and I don’t even think it’s close… You may be asking yourself, “Really short-Timer? Already?” Well, trust me… once you get this little gem from Lazada, you’ll understand… It’s like finding a hidden treasure buried under the sink… who knew such greatness existed? Introducing… The 360° Rotating Faucet Purifier Bubbler… And let me tell you, this is not just a faucet… it’s the faucet… I mean, we’ve all had regular faucets, right? But this one… THIS ONE… changes everything… First of all… the 360° rotating feature… this thing rotates smoother than a luxury car… I’m talking full range of motion—every angle… every twist… This isn’t just an everyday bubbler; it’s a water-controlling marvel… You need water on the far left side of your sink? Rotate it… You want water anywhere you desire? Rotate it… It’s unbelievable… But wait, folks… this is where it gets wild… The filter inside removes chlorine… YES, you read that right… chlorine… Now, we all know chlorine doesn’t belong in our water, right? And yet it’s been there all this time… and now, it’s gone… just like that… Making your water taste like you’ve just bottled it straight from an untouched mountain stream… And don’t even get me started on the anti-splash feature… Genius… No more wild splashes like you’re in some water park… Now, every drop stays where it belongs… in your sink… This is the kind of attention to detail that makes you say, “Why didn’t they think of this sooner?” Now, let’s talk about saving water… We’ve all been wasting it, haven’t we? All those years of unnecessary splashing… Now, with this filter, you can feel like you’re actually saving the planet with every drop… Water-saving perfection… It’s practically a superpower for your sink… And durability? Don’t even question it… Made by Alloet, this thing is built like a low cost plastic tank… It’s not some flimsy, breakable nonsense… No, no… This filter bubbler is going to outlast you, your sink, and probably your entire kitchen… I don’t know how, but it’s somehow immortal folks! As for installation… easy? Understatement of the year… It’s like screwing in a lightbulb and you don't even need to screen yourself in the process… No plumber needed… no hassle… I could do this with my eyes closed if I could close my eyes… And if I could do it, trust me, anybody can… Now… the best part? The price… Only ฿35 (that’s about one US dollar folks) for the faucet bubbler AND four extra filters… That’s right, you heard me right… Four extra filters… You could probably buy a fancy coffee and still have change left over… I mean, this is the deal of the century… and it gets better every time you think about it… So, at the end of the day, folks, this is it… The product that will change your kitchen forever… I can’t even imagine going back to my old faucet… It would be like returning to the Stone Age which is an age that I didn't really like… Don’t miss out on this… it’s the best thing you’ll ever do for your water and your sink will be thanking you… So if you’re still thinking about it… STOP THINKING… Get it… You won’t regret it… Best purchase of the century… easily… even short time Bangkok approved! Best regards, short-Timer a. here is the link to the product: https://www.lazada.co.th/products/360-i5282381238-s22481739761.html
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Talking to Thais, have you ever had "Pow Wow" moments?
short-Timer replied to Jingthing's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Very rarely used as a slang. If I saw you speaking with two Thai girls that were sisters and you said those words to them, then I wouldn't suspect you meant anything sexual by it at all.- 102 replies
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Talking to Thais, have you ever had "Pow Wow" moments?
short-Timer replied to Jingthing's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
No idea what that means. Doubt any Thai would either. -
Talking to Thais, have you ever had "Pow Wow" moments?
short-Timer replied to Jingthing's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
No he didn't. He was likely amused by your ridiculous behavior and smiled out of bewilderment and confusion. Better to smile than to confront the zany hand movements of another whacky foreigner. That's what non-confrontational Thais do. In the event you want to try and communicate again about American Indians then in Thai they refer to them "India Daeng", meaning "Red Indians". Better you learn the language than make up weird hand gestures that only you would understand. Done.- 102 replies
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The taxi driver wasn't happy with my review.
short-Timer replied to BarBoy's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Another bloody installment of Bob's ball sack adventures. -
If only it was an actual woman. 😂
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There are so many existential threats in the world; disease, environmental issues, food shortages, natural disasters. This is just one more thing added to the pile. Eventually, something will get us. Maybe we’ll live another 30 years and die of old age, but with the trajectory we’re on now, it feels more likely the amount of time we have left is something in between.
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Ah, Gamma, you’ve truly outdone yourself with this one. The existential dread you have laid out is nothing short of a masterpiece. Who would not be kept up at night by the thought of exponential technological and social change racing far ahead of our humble biological pace? It is the perfect recipe for sleepless nights and endless questions. But fear not. While the world hurtles toward ever greater complexity, I have taken matters into my own hands. I have enrolled in a series of advanced courses to prepare for the modern era: Quantum Mechanics for Beginners, Navigating Bureaucracy Without Losing Your Mind, and the ever-popular How to Fake Understanding of AI Ethics. By the time the singularity arrives, I plan to be the first in line claiming I knew it was coming all along. As for human existence becoming too complex, I say bring it on. When the world is too overwhelming, I will simply retreat to my happy place, preferably somewhere with good food, a few strong drinks, and absolutely no need to worry about the latest trends in computational theory. Cheers to progress!
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Is Sam Altman actually a woman?
short-Timer replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Drivel of the highest order. Who could even come up with something like this, let alone spend the time to write it. Is there something wrong with you? -
Ruble trouble: Russian tourist robbed and roughed up in Phuket
short-Timer replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
Zero surprise there. Russians go Russian. -
SO who of you guys live in Thailand?
short-Timer replied to still kicking's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I live permanently in a short time hotel in Pattaya, right next-door to a beer bar and a massage place. Two birds with one stone style living, innit. -
SO who of you guys live in Thailand?
short-Timer replied to still kicking's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Doubt it. I don't get pickpocketed, nor do I go with Vietnamese hookers. -
SO who of you guys live in Thailand?
short-Timer replied to still kicking's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
No, and please don't -
Does your Thai wife or girlfriend ever foot the bill?
short-Timer replied to BarBoy's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Well isn't that special? Another white knight in shining armor rescuing another SE Asian damsel in distress. -
Eat Like No One Else: Why no Costco....here?
short-Timer replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Cosco royally blows the dog's b*llocks. Only mingers and tossers of thee highest order shop there. -
Does your Thai wife or girlfriend ever foot the bill?
short-Timer replied to BarBoy's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Well, they used to call me bar boy until I got banned from so many bars in Chiang Mai prior to Covid for drinking so much and often needing to be escorted back home. But they usually just call me Short-timer for the last few years. Maybe because of my stature, or possibly because of something else, but I'm not exactly sure. But I don't mind the name. I guess it kind of suits me in some way. Have you ever gone by any other names besides Colin? -
Does your Thai wife or girlfriend ever foot the bill?
short-Timer replied to BarBoy's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
From my short time on this Forum so far, this BarBoy character appears to act very much like Trump. Lies and inflates the truth, makes up everything as he goes, poor at covering his tracks, comes up with insulting names for many other posters, praises posters who admire him, and attacks any who don't. Total Trumpian narcissistic behavioral disorder. Is there anything else about this BarBoy poster that I am not aware of? -
Does your Thai wife or girlfriend ever foot the bill?
short-Timer replied to BarBoy's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
No wife, happy life -
Does your Thai wife or girlfriend ever foot the bill?
short-Timer replied to BarBoy's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
BS stands for Bull Shirts? -
https://www.thedailybeast.com/cybertruck-bomber-said-he-felt-like-batman-in-rented-tesla-before-vegas-blast/ Cybertruck Bomber to Ex: My Tesla Makes Me Feel ‘Like Batman’ The Cybertruck bomber shared a rave review for the Tesla car he later blew up in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day, writing that the futuristic vehicle had him feeling like a superhero. Matthew Livelsberger, 37, messaged his ex-girlfriend Alicia Arritt in the days before the explosion that killed him and injured six others outside the Trump International Hotel, according to the Denver Gazette. “I rented a Tesla Cybertruck. It’s the s---,” he texted Arritt on December 29 after renting the Tesla truck in Denver. “I feel like Batman or halo,” he added seven minutes later, referencing the sci-fi military video game. “How fast is it?” Livelsberger’s ex asked of the Cybertruck. “Ungodly,” he replied. The Gazette wrote that Arritt, a single mother, was surprised to hear from the U.S. Army Green Beret as she and Livelsberger had broken up three years before. “I just want everyone to know that Matt was the kindest man I ever knew,” she told the publication. “He got me through a difficult time.” She said she had no idea why he would blow up the vehicle, and knew him as an honorable man who had bought his mother a house when she fell ill. She described Livelsberger as a conservative who loved his country, but claimed his behavior changed when he returned from a Middle East tour of duty after suffering a traumatic brain injury. (She also said he had two back surgeries stemming from his years as a paratrooper.) Arritt, from Colorado Springs, said she was an Army nurse stationed in Germany when she met Livelsberger in 2018 after he was divorced from his first wife, Sara. The New York Post reported that the soldier’s second wife broke up with him on December 26 after allegedly discovering he had cheated on her. Neighbors said Livelsberger and his second wife recently had a baby. “He seemed like a normal guy. His wife is awesome, too. I never expected anything like that. I would never have thought it would have been him,” Cindy Helwig told the Gazette.
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Does anyone know if Big Bambu Pure Hemp Rolling Papers can be purchased in Thailand? These are rolling papers made in Spain by one of the oldest rolling paper company in the world and which has been making them for over 250 years already.