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I avoid these things even when it's dry! Better safe than dead.

IMO most religions have problems like this not just Buddhism.

Been in Thailand 30+ years and what you say has worked for me, great simple life with very few complications.

Carry a meter long stick, most Thai dogs know about these and what humans will do with them. Might not have to hit them but just the threat of having one is usually enough deterrent.

Agree totally! I can't believe people go for these Chinese cars when most Chinese products are so cheaply made and don't last, why would a car be any different. Maybe years down the road--IF the Chinese start changing the way they build things their products might be alright, but for now I'll pass. Similar to the Japanese after WW2, they made cheap tacky goods, but then changed the way they thought about manufacturing products and turned it around where most people respect and will buy their goods now days. In fact, "made in Japan" is a sign it's going to be a great product....IMO.

Feel bad for him, but hopefully the news gets back to China and less of them come.

Short answer......yes, especially if you knew they were going bust, if you didn't know then not your fault.

Where do you get permission to carry a firearm in public, and who gives you the permission?! IMO a strange statement

He's lucky 8-10 moto taxi drivers didn't jump in, they love to fight!

A lot better off.......

55555555! The clowns in power speak again! Talk is cheap!

A couple of ice cold Leo's, better to start the day off right!

Chinese, Chinese, Chinese! I'm sick of hearing this govt pandering to the Chinese! Just bow down and kiss their feet right now because that's the road you're headed down!

Thailand's leaders for some reason--even though it comes up every few years concerning a certain country, still don't understand what "zero dollar tourism" means. TIT

I wonder how she would feel if a Thai went to Israel and didn't adhere to Israeli customs/social behavior. She needs to remember she's a guest in Thailand, even after living here full time for 30+ years I still think that way.