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Donald Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday
thaibeachlovers replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I take it that is a result of a few too many last night, but seriously, what goes around comes around and if you want the US to throw away the constitution, and the rule of law, remember who has most of the guns and knows how to use them. -
Donald Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday
thaibeachlovers replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I'm beginning to hope that happens as well. At first I wanted him to fade away and allow De Santis or another Republican to win, but the attacks on him have become so outrageous I hope he does win and repays them in kind. -
Donald Trump says he expects to be arrested on Tuesday
thaibeachlovers replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Does Trump get his money back, now that it came out? Being arrested isn't important- only being convicted is, but if he isn't convicted he may be able to sue them for it- I hope he does. Just picking a jury will be entertaining as I doubt there is a juror that can be selected that is impartial, ergo a guilty verdict can be appealed on that basis. -
Do you believe in God and why
thaibeachlovers replied to ivor bigun's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I get what you said and I agree. My reality is probably different to everyone else's, but it's good enough for me. I was very religious as a pupil and became a sacristan at an early age. That was my reality then. However, the Chaplain told me that there had been complaints that I was too young to be a sacristan, so I had to give it up, which was the beginning of my realisation that religion was not what I was looking for. So being an agnostic became my reality then. Many years later I had my "Road to Damascus" moment and then that became my reality. IMO, anyone so invested in one version of reality that they can't accept a different reality exists is probably missing out on growing spirituality. Perhaps it was a good thing I was rejected as a sacristan, or I might have been religious all my life, and lived a ( IMO ) sham. -
Again, it's nothing to do with the work per se, but if some Thai wants revenge on the farang- could be just for something the farang did to make them lose face. I helped teach village kids English without a permit, and nothing happened, but had I "annoyed" the wrong person it would have been an opportunity to take revenge on me.
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I like thigh food! (As a test on a first date)
thaibeachlovers replied to Jingthing's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I came on here expecting a variation on the "no hands" restaurants, and I was sadly disappointed. -
Biden says anti-trans laws are 'close to sinful'
thaibeachlovers replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Sorry but I don't see any point to that post, nor did I imply support for anti trans policies. Unfortunately the world is IMO impacted by Biden's policies- I wish it wasn't. -
What you look for in a massage ?
thaibeachlovers replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I went for a massage specifically to get my spine walked on. That was the only thing about a massage that actually made me feel better. I once had a misaligned neck and went to get my neck "krick krack" and the masseuse refused to do it. -
What you look for in a massage ?
thaibeachlovers replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Do the massage? Of course, as I'd have had to pay regardless. It's not as though he gave me a happy ending or anything like that. -
What you look for in a massage ?
thaibeachlovers replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Just think of your granny and the problem becomes unaroused. -
Reminds me of my last year in LOS. I was living in an hotel off Loi Kroh in Chiang Mai. My day consisted of Thai Visa forum, tv news channels ( mainly Fox as it was the most entertaining ), tv movies and cheap DVDs from local market. I did try the local bar beer group, but it was too boring to bother with. The most exciting thing I did was going to the mall to see a movie. All in all, a quiet, uneventful life- bliss.
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I never went out of my way to avoid anyone, but I never made the effort to find a farang friend. Had one just happened that would have been different, but it never happened. The one and only time I attempted to join a farang social club ended when I was completely ignored by the members when I visited on a club day.
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When you had a terminal diagnosis
thaibeachlovers replied to georgegeorgia's topic in Health and Medicine
I'll reply to this because I already posted a few times about my cancer. How many of you have lived through a terminal illness ,such as Cancer ? How did you cope with this diagnosis and treatment ,and I mean that mentally I had prostate cancer. The day I found out I had to take the day off work, but after that just carried on- life sucks anyway, and it was just another bad thing happened to me. Has your attitude on life changed What about you guys with stage 4 of something eg prostate has your attitude to health changed ? Attitude didn't really change. Made no difference to my life style up till I had the op. Do you take care now much better than before in regards to nutrition and exercise No. If you were going through the cancer treatment did you become more spiritual? No. Do you now cope with dying much better ? Luckily in Australia we now have the legal ability to go with euthanasia We all die, sooner or later. I've been DNR for many years now. Since the op ruined my life, I'm just waiting for the end. Is euthanasia available in Aussie on demand, or only if in agony with end stage disease? I hope there is no one going through stage 4 cancer here but if you are please share your experiences Since the op stopped me dying of cancer, the complications of the op have ruined my life, and if I could go back, I'd have the hormones instead. The treatments available now are far less likely to have same side effects, but not available to me.