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5 minutes ago, wgdanson said:
That's the reason I put Commandments in apostrophies (Can't remember the correct word for '.......'....oh yes, quotes) And I too wonder where all these silly rules came from. Could Buddah write? And Moses' Ten C's were sent down by God.
I have read Buddha did not write any of the teachings and it was hundreds of years before they were written down.
After such a long time what was being written?
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6 minutes ago, wgdanson said:
Is it not in their 'Ten Commandments' that they should not consume intoxicationg liquer?
I read in the 5 precepts that devotees one is to abstain from intoxicants but these are not commandments so I am not sure how this holds up. Especially if you look at them in the context of the other precepts.
For me personally I wonder where these came from as they were not written by Buddha. I am not saying he didn't preach them I just wonder.
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15 hours ago, wgdanson said:
Which part do you not understand please?
If they are such devout Buddhists, they should not be drinking in the first place
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So what I see is "Dr Thongplew Kongjun said his agency was now advising rice farmers to be self-sufficient. “If possible, use rainwater,” he said."
But earlier "“There won’t be much rain between August and September,” the ministry’s permanent secretary Anan Suwannarat said"
Bit of a problem then???
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7 hours ago, wgdanson said:
If they are such devout Buddhists, they should not be drinking in the first place, so nothing to give up
not sure I understand
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17 hours ago, geoffbezoz said:
I would suggest more of an effort to stop it bombing rapidly now that the chickens have come home to roost. 40 THB and 50 THB to the US $ and GBP respectively would put it back to more realistic levels given the poor economic performance of the criminals in the last 5 years.
Then once Trump is booted out next year and Brexit is cancelled 45 and 65 should be realistic again.
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15 hours ago, Mavideol said:it was all a matter of time until reality started to sink in.... here we go, keyboard warriors what's next, denial after denial that the survey conducted by Deloitte is not accurate and/or reliable but 83% of CFO's (Chief Financial Officers) are worried
agree the uncertainty is causing lots of problems, bad mistake to not exit in March.
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15 hours ago, SidJames said:
Qatar but you have to stop-off on the way
So non?
I seem to recall Thomas cook once did, am I right?
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16 hours ago, expatfromwyoming said:
I qualified amongst other conditions( having been married for 20 yrs) under the 3 – 10 Mil. Baht investment in Thailand.
so you didn't have to work? can you tell me where to find info on your way to qualify, thanks
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17 hours ago, rooster59 said:
Besides I'd never heard of Vin Diesel. I thought it must be an innovative French biofuel used to power the racing cars.
Great
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Find it does not have the options of control and demonstrating that ASEAN does not work for the collective good.
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20 hours ago, stephenterry said:
We don't have a negotiating position as the EU has made it clear they are not going to reopen the WAG
Rather demonstrates that entering the negotiations without a no Deal made our position weaker...
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15 hours ago, stephenterry said:
If the hard-line Brexiteers of the ERG had voted with Johnson and Hunt to pass the WAG, the UK would have left in March. This deal, although far from perfect, according to some, is far better than a no-deal scenario -and quite rightly parliament would aim to prevent a no-deal, as it woud ruin the UK economy, devalue sterling, etc etc.
Many have opinions about the effects and validity of a no deal but to rule it out seriously weakens the negotiating position. As for devaluing sterling, as members, which we are, sterling has lost rather a lot.
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I am at a loss to understand some of these arguments.
Just what is the Parliament trying to achieve?
Let us take it that as stated, the UK will not allow leaving without a deal.
Let us also believe the EU stick to its statement that it will not budge from the deal agreed with Mrs May.
Is the only option to accept the May answer and if so why on earth did we not leave at the end of March and why are we looking for a new PM?
Note, both candidates say leave we must.
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On 6/26/2019 at 8:13 AM, CapraIbex said:
HauptmannUK is right! And it is not up to him educating you and other 'arm chair' legislators/economists.
Use readily available & accessible sources and apply your intellectual ability to prove him wrong; And stop being childish!No wonder you agree given your "stop being childish" comment, your comment do not provide any evidence other than saying you have no idea of my level of intellect or if I look for sources. I will put this one down to not worth the effort.
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On 6/26/2019 at 8:28 AM, Srikcir said:
Does not answer the question I asked, does not refer to ability to negotiate
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9 hours ago, HauptmannUK said:I suggest you educate yourself. If we leave with 'no deal' we cannot do what we want. Read up on WTO and GATT24.
This reads like a smug response, you seem to know all, please tell me what under WTO and GATT24 prevents trade agreements being negotiated?
On top of that the UK consumer could purchase a domestically produced car or indeed a car sources from outside the EU.
Welcome you putting me right.
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15 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:
by July 1 before being forwarded to the cabinet
is there a cabinet?
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This is a bit like the last presidential election in the USA. Trump or Clinton. In the UK it is Boris V Hunt for PM and of course the knives are out for Boris.
I can't vote on this but I believe there is one thing that is important, to remove no deal is just about the best think you can do to weaken your negotiating position. So on that basis his stand on this is correct.
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1 hour ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:
But the characteristics, popularity and behaviour of Thai coffee drinkers differ from that of foreigners
what does that mean, they like "num con" in it?
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not in my experience
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They must have a good chance if Fifa's previous history in awarding world cups is to go by.
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Does Hua Hin have special resort status for serving alcohol that allows late opening.
Here in Chiang Mai we are told the 12 midnight deadline is national law.
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amazed that they were not picked up at the 90 day report.
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UK banks say business investment slowing further ahead of Brexit
in World News
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the £ is down yes, but we are still in the EU, it has been declining for years