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Is she a 1 bagger, a 2 bagger, a 3 bagger, or a wolfer?

Who cares.......

Without receiving a sinker I would have asked for a full refund too. I noticed that the name of the restaurant wasn't provided.

Many kids these days are so smart (about electronic devices) they can find a 'work around' with most things when parents barely know how to operate a microwave.

That pic the OP posted can't be of Thailand..... There's no trash thrown about and I don't see any hoses releasing used wastewater from a nearby house.

You are correct, my mistake. I was having a dementia moment and mixed up NNT with CNX.

Is that a question or a statement?

Tell what? - Many speak and understand English - Many Grab, Panda Food, and LINE drivers to make home deliveries - Big C, Makro, Thai Watsadu, Global House all available as well as the usual MK, KFC, and Pizza Company locations - A nice government hospital as well as new RAM hospital currently being built - A local airport that has daily flights to many different locations - Various day, evening, and weekend markets - Numerous good restaurants with many having western food on the menu - Numerous new homes available at affordable locations as well as land if one would desire to build Sadly the only negative I can say is there is a lack of rentals with that being homes, apartments, or condos. .......anything specific you are looking for or should I use my ESP and try to read your mind?

Said the Coloradan who was trying to keep the California riff-raff out! BTW, Nan is my choice of a nice northern town which has a wide vast amenities a farang would desire.

As the saying goes: 'She has the whitest teeth I have ever cum across.'

Serves the man right for taking a pee on the roadside when I am sure a PTT or other nearby location would have a proper toilet. I have traveled many times on 10+ hour road trips here in Thailand and never had the need to relieve myself on the roadside....... and I tend to drink a lot of tea and coffee on my road trips. From the linked article: "The route, shrouded by dense forest, is known to be frequented by wild animals, including elephants, cows, and monkeys." When did cows become known as a 'wild animal'?

Which one is the one near you?

Especially if she is sporting a soft fluffy beard.

Your late father obviously chewed Bazooka Joe bubble gum as I recall reading that same joke on a Bazooka Joe gum comic back in the 60s/70s.

Is it April 1st again?

Nim City

I used to buy my cod fillets at Rimping.

Maybe Joey Chestnut should switch to burgers.

I am confused, can Medicare ever be used in Thailand and if so when could that occur?

Just a little closer so I can see how many teeth he has.

Reminds me when I was first living in China and was riding in a taxi with a good friend visiting from Hong Kong. The taxi was stopped at a red light and an older man (mid 40s or so) was walking with and helping a young teenager who was apparently blind and was panhandling for coins at the cars stopped for the light. I rolled down my window and held out my hand holding a few RMB ready to hand off to the begging teen. My friend pulled my arm back in the taxi and told me not to give them any money. I told my friend it wasn't much and I only wanted to help a little. My friend says that in China folks typically don't give hand outs to those unfortunate. The reason according to my friend is that there's belief that the father, not wanting to work, may have blinded the youngster on purpose in order to gain money without having to do real work. .....sad to hear this but after that I stopped giving handouts remembering what my friend had said.

DVD Player? People are still using this ancient technology?

Thanks, but do note the first sentence in my OP: "I know the photo size required is 4cm x 6cm and it needs to have a white background but what are some of the other requirements?"

Nice!!! Who did you see? Perhaps some of my CO friends attended the same concert. Everyone seems to be posting everything on Facebook these days. Honestly, my last Red Rocks concert was sometime in the mid to late 80s. If the one I have shown wasn't my last one there it was somewhere around that same timeframe. Back in those days it was all general seating except for like the first 10 rows or so. You could enter the amphitheater around noon or so and make a full day of it. We used to take a picnic and go around 2-3pm. Sit back relax, listen to the music they played on the sound system until the actual band(s) played which started around 7-8pm.... While making a day of it we would eat, drink, play backgammon or cards, and just have a great time taking in the view. Back then they allowed you to take in a cooler as well as alcohol.....only no cans or bottles. Ahhhhhhh those Colorado concert memories!

How about some smothered nachos, BLT with homemade potato soup, or some traditional Tom Yum Goong? Don't get me started on my assortment of desserts and sweets.