handydog

looks like a female blue gourami. no idea what they taste like as only ever had them in tanks.... they too expensive in farangland lol

Good grief.. Is it too much just to use dirt? Let the poor animal outside to do its business

In all honesty what he says about bringing sport mainly football to the forefront of reconciliation is a good idea because since me being a South African myself it really worked in a way that there is alot less racist people in South Africa

I guess the protests in New Zealand about the Springbok tour in the 70's and 80's were never aired in South Africa. It just took the white biased goverment (South Africa) at the time, a very long time to realise that sport and politcs should not be mixed together.

It is a shame people have such short political memories. It didn't work then and wont work now.

The problem in Thailand and Asia in general that needs to be delt with, is the underlying acceptance of graft as being ok.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1981_Springbok_Tour

All you people who are cheering this are absolute scum, you know that? At least people who use ED visa's are trying to do something to stay here legitimately.

Some of you lot forget that we are essentially all here for similar reasons, it's just that not all of us are lucky enough to have a job or be over a certain age so that we can get the visa we need...

You might laugh now while you have your comfortable retirement visa or whatever it is, but one day they'll clamp down on those as well - then perhaps you'll wish you weren't quite so gleeful about the struggles of the rest of us to stay here. Morons. Shameful

What do you expect the outcome to be if foreigners did the same to stay in your country of birth?

I'm intersted in startng to make cheese, I thought I'd start with Camembert, and the ingredient I'm looking for is unhomogenised milk. Does anyone know if this is available here in Thailand and if so what brand name is it?

Many thanks if you can help.

I am sure the only way you will get fresh unhomogonised milk in Thailand will be for you to invest in a cow and squeeze it out yourself

google star downloader

it may be alng the lines of what yyou are looking for,

Thee are also plenty of add ons available to do the same thing in firefox

Me think the OP should take something for the verbal diarrhea I am totally confused

the water should be flowing into the side that is accesable.... to allow removal of the sludge that will buid up over time

Is it possible that when the tank was installed it was done so back to front?

I thought it normal for the exit drain to be below the water surface to prevent floating material from passing into the the next stage.

macaroni cheese

chocolate chip bikkies

planking... w@nking

same, same, but different

Don't know what era of car your after but I found my 77 Mazda RX3 on www.bangkokclassiccar.com there's abit of everything on there.

Good luck with your hunting.

what is a tidy old rx3 worth in thailand?

seems they are about 250 000 baht here in NZ $10 000

http://www.geonet.org.nz/earthquake/quakes/recent_quakes.html

a link to th NZ GNS site for those that would like more info

Do the first 6 floors have double-height cielings?

Saw a bike lift made from an old hospital bed. Origonal bed pnumatics remain unchanged and lift it to a good height.

will see if can get a pic tomorrow

just tell them go to "far queue"

evn an ozzy will understand this

http://www.dishpointer.com/

too tired to google?

Well I'm not a butcher or even an "expert" on beef.

But I do know that in the U.S. at least most male cattle are slaughtered young...for the simple reason that one full-grown steer can "service" many females and therefore it doesn't pay economically to feed all newly born males to adult age. Each grown female however is a potential mother and therefore potentially profitable to feed to breeding age. For that reason even if the ratio of male to female is 50/50 at birth (it isn't, but that's another story) most young male cattle born don't make it past the first year at best. So that is the younger, more tender, and better quality beef.

There's a name for that young beef from male calves less than a year old...but my brain just went blank, and I can't remember what it's called now.

I would guess the age diference makes a big difference in the taste and quality of the young beef as compared to older and tougher beef.

I thought everybody knew that fact? But then I grew up in a dairy cattle raising area, so maybe that's not the case.

P.S. Where I grew up a "steer" was a full grown and sexually mature male cow. There is a thing called (in that region) a Hieffer (not sure of the spelling) which is a castrated male specially raised for meat. They tend to die young also...they become steaks for the grill.

Hieffer = female that has not had a calf... ...usually less than two years old

Veal = meat from younger animal and less than a year old, although the norm is about a week old

Steer = castrated male

Crypt = scrotum has been removed, but the testicals left intact not allowing them decend.

bugger

have dipped tropical fish in acetic acid here to clear up white spot. dont know if this is similar. it works a charm and livens them up something wicked

visions of monty python here...

John Cleese mounting his wife on the desk as part of sex education in class

visions of monty python here...

John Cleese mounting his wife on the desk as part of sex education in class

This is all pressure on Thailand to sort things out. NZ and we know things are not as bad as they say. Politics at work.

Typical knee-jerk reaction we have come to expect from NZ politics.

Just one of the reasons that make Thailand a more appealing place to live dispite its unstable governance.

I am surprised Winston Peters had not put his 2 cents worth in yet.

thats cause Winnie isnt a MP anymore, since 2008

my faith in MMP was boosted by this

This is all pressure on Thailand to sort things out. NZ and we know things are not as bad as they say. Politics at work.

Typical knee-jerk reaction we have come to expect from NZ politics.

Just one of the reasons that make Thailand a more appealing place to live dispite its unstable governance.

I am surprised Winston Peters had not put his 2 cents worth in yet.