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Big Head Todd and the Monsters:
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BINGO!!! I was about to make that same statement.... BTW, I despise Liver & Onions. (just mak'in it known) ????
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Bruce's in Severance Colorado has the best Rocky Mountain Oysters......but I am sure you've already had some from there and claim theirs is the worst and you've had better somewhere else in the world. I just luv it when I find someone that's continuously trying to knock down the 'top dog'.
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How much does a Retirement Home cost in Thailand?
dingdongrb replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
No need to try, I know how to correctly set the date/time stamp on my phone or turn it off so I don't look like a complete idiot.... -
Then you must think filet mignon is a slice of Thai buffalo.
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A brat, or bratwurst, is a type of German sausage that's made from pork and veal and seasoned with a robust spice blend. Hot dogs are usually made from beef, pork, or a combination. They're smaller than bratwurst and the seasonings are simpler.
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Hotdogs....YUCK!!! Give me a Bucher bratwurst prepared on a charcoal grille, and of course placed on a hoagie bun while smothered with onions, sauerkraut, and spicy Dijon mustard.
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How much does a Retirement Home cost in Thailand?
dingdongrb replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
That's what I thought, a house that can time travel. -
'Good hotdog'...... Isn't that an oxymoron?
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How much does a Retirement Home cost in Thailand?
dingdongrb replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
That is true but I have always called it a 'Nursing Home'. -
How much does a Retirement Home cost in Thailand?
dingdongrb replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Either that house knows how to time travel or you need to learn how to set the date/time stamp on your camera. -
How much does a Retirement Home cost in Thailand?
dingdongrb replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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How much does a Retirement Home cost in Thailand?
dingdongrb replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I think you meant to say, tree fiddy.... -
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How big is a 'cube'? Is it one cubic meter (1m x 1m x 1m)?
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Can anyone tell me the approximate cost of gravel, per ton? Around 1" (2.5cm) in diameter.
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I agree with the buffets. It was a buffet (at a popular US casino) where I obtained my only bout of food poisoning many years ago. And I'm surprised with all the places I eaten at and strange things I've eaten over the years living in Thailand and China that I haven't gotten ill again. You've never been to a Dunkin Donuts or Mister Donut where it was 'help yourself'? Or at other places where French breads and other bakery items were in bags not completely closed? ......and to add, you never received a polio, measles, chickenpox or other vaccination? If memory serves me right I had to obtain a Yellow Fever vaccination many years ago (more than 30) when I first came to Thailand on a Business Visa.
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I only mentioned meat..... but that's ok if you want to cook the bread and donuts you want to buy too..... ???? I do understand what you state but why do you get vaccinations? Just let your body work it out...... LOL
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Communication Lines Disrupt Village Life, Residents Call for Action
dingdongrb replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
What's the problem? Typical throughout Thailand. A few weeks ago I moved to a new rental location. There was already a nice Internet fiber cable coming into the house. I asked the landlord if they could ask the previous tenant which Internet provider they used so I could perhaps check out and use that same provider. After contacting ToT to obtain new service ToT refused to try and use the same line and ran a new one leaving the existing one there. Their reply was that it's just easier to run a new line. -
No alcohol but double the bong hits! Amen!!!!
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Powerline voltage variation range in the house
dingdongrb replied to DineshR's topic in The Electrical Forum
You should perhaps buy an expensive Tektronix o'scope and measure the ripple while at it..... ???? -
Powerline voltage variation range in the house
dingdongrb replied to DineshR's topic in The Electrical Forum
I was going to say the same thing. I've seen too many cheap instruments providing wrong data. That is why I have two Fluke DVMs. -
Why? Because in the USA stores we don't have open bins of meat laying about so everyone can touch it all or sneeze all over it? I remember being at a Makro a few years back and while in the veggie & fruit section there was a girl enticing customers to try a sample of cut cantaloupe pieces. While her back was turned from the sample tray of cut pieces a small child (perhaps 4 or 5 years old) started touching and playing with all those sample pieces. After seeing that I was wondering why there was a need for the toothpicks on the tray. I won't mention where but I once bought some food (if I recall it was a pork and rice dish) at a popular food court. I still have a pic somewhere of a chunk of glass I found in the food. It wasn't a sharp jagged pieced but a chunk about the size of a 25 satang coin looking like it might have come from a soda bottle or such.
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Not sure what cuisine you fix at home but I'm not about to feed a half pan of lasagna or other great dishes to the dog. Besides I think that dishes like Lasagna, Beef Stroganoff, and Chicken Alfredo are better on the second go-around.