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16 hours ago, lonewolf99 said:

Good monks in ....bad monks out.......

 

religion...currently the root of all evil.....globally.

 

 

Good people do good things.

Evil people do evil things.

For good people to do evil things....that takes religion.

6 minutes ago, chiang mai said:

That's an intelligent response, if you don't want, need to or can't understand local custom, why even bother to reply! Others do however.

I've already posted 2 intelligent replies. #'s 41 & 63.

Like I said in my first reply. The guy isn't pointing his feet at anyone in particular, same as sitting bare foot, cross leg, in a public place.

Lighten up, you're making a fool of yourself.

8 minutes ago, chiang mai said:

I am very very surprised how many people in this thread did not know the act is disrespectful and how many think it is not.

 

There's a big difference between laying on the beach and allowing your feet to be seen, and, taking off your shoes and sticking them out of the window to show everyone your feet!

 

For those of you who think it is not, try asking a local Thai or two and see what they tell you, simply, you are not correct.

11 hours ago, mduras01 said:

Totally. The first time I got a cold here, I caught it twice in a row! And it was nearly as sticky as my ex.


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Wouldn't twice in a row be just one big cold ?

15 hours ago, Sparkles said:

My wife buys 5 different soy beans from Makro and makes her own using a blender ,muslin and warming process.

 

Tastes pretty good to us.At 75 I stopped worrying about misinformation on what's healthy and what's not a decade ago

Wow, only 5 beans. Five beans wouldn't produce much. If your name was Jack you could exchange for a cow.

12 hours ago, Bangkok or bust said:

I hate seeing this. I wish police would save these kids.

Dad is probably the local cop.

12 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

Invention of the bucket seat.

17 hours ago, AGareth2 said:

deport him

for showing disrespect to Thailand!

Maybe he's just looking out for a tow truck ???

4 hours ago, AGareth2 said:

deport him

for showing disrespect to Thailand!

So what about all the Thais who remove their shoes & sit cross leg on chair in a restaurant or the like ? Is that any different from what the guy in the van is doing ?

Just wondering.

Have you thought about hire car & drive yourself ?

19 minutes ago, roo860 said:

Poke him in the eye, no sorry, that's how you make a Venitian blind!!!!

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Spoil sport. The Venitian blind was going to be the next one.  

I'd just buy some eggs. The whites are almost always liquid, if raw.

11 hours ago, roo860 said:

 

 

Bit of a Malt teaser eh?

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Hey Roo, how do ya make a Maltese Cross ? 

1 hour ago, roo860 said:

 

 

It's a breed of dog, Maltese Terrier, thought you would have known that with living there.

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Thanks Roo. Is my warped sense of humor too much for some on here, you think ?

16 hours ago, Deepinthailand said:

All this rubbish. Way back when I was at school I had to learn French and German. I presume a lot of you on here did as well. Hated it at the time but glad of it over the years. I lived in Malta for 5 years. Just about everyone spoke English, but I took the time to learn Maltese why beacuse I lived there. I took time to learn Thai it's a really hard language to learn I agree I wouldn't say I'm fluent but can hold my own and it will only get better with practise. Why did I beacuse I live  here simple really. So while people who can't be bothered to learn thai have to rely on gf/bf/husband/wife to translate  everything and live in there own enclosed world. I can do things for myself as I've always done.

" I took the time to learn Maltese "        I'll bet you're just a lil terrier.

13 hours ago, HiSoLowSoNoSo said:

The Thai police are really the laughing stock of all police forces in the world, they think that they can write their own laws.

Think they can write their own laws, Nope, they DO write their own laws. !!!

13 hours ago, seancbk said:

 

None of those places offer much do they?

I cannot for the life of me understand why someone would choose to live out in the sticks instead of Bangkok.   

I guess to live out there you need to be a pretty anti-social person who doesn't like having fun with lots of friends.

 

" I cannot for the life of me understand why someone would choose to live out in the sticks instead of Bangkok."

I cannot for the life of me understand why anyone would choose to live in Bangkok instead of rural Thailand.

10 hours ago, abab said:

 

 

Exactly ! How can people be so stupid to spend more for a phone than a computer ?

 

10000 is a maximum and more than enough for anybody, especially because people do not do anything but facebook with their phone !

 

 

" especially because people do not do anything but Facebook with their phone ! "

Really !  My phone gets used for lots of other stuff.

Just sayin.

6 minutes ago, bermannor said:

To pretend not to understand Thai when in fact you understand it, I regard as gross dishonesty.

 

Dishonest !!!  Bloody hell, they started it. It'll take another few generations before we even get close to em.

& no, this isn't Thai bashing. I'm usually somewhat of an apologist if anything. 

Just sayin........

15 hours ago, Wilsonandson said:

lamborghini lp670–4 superveloce (2009-2010)

40,000,000 baht

1 of 350 made in the world.

" 1 of 350 made in the world. "         And the others are made in ???

What I don't understand is all the Indian tailor shops. Most have the same stock displayed in the window year after year. A lot of the shirts & jackets are decades out of fashion. Seldom see a customer in any of them. Most are in relatively high rent areas.

Must be a front for something very profitable .... you think ?

26 minutes ago, Ace of Pop said:

So name a few as dumb as that,not easy.


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Just wondering.. as dumb as what ???

Does this help ? The article doesn't mention any particular country, maybe it's an internationally recognized situation ?

Question.  "Can you marry the same person twice without a divorce?"

Answer.    '"If a couple wants to remarry without first getting a divorce, they can hold a ceremony and go through all of the motions of a wedding. For many couples, this is referred to as renewing the vows. To marry a person again legally, they would have to go through the process of divorcing for the second marriage to hold up in court. Renewing the vows is an excellent way for two people to reaffirm their love and commitment for each other. This second wedding can even be done in a church with a pastor, family and friends in place."

It might help if you nominate what country you are referring to.

In my country, ex country, there is no requirement about the "other partner" situation.

I'm guessing you are from a middle eastern country, but I could be wrong.