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5 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:
Do you actually know any NZ farmers? Seems not.
Why would I? There are not a lot of them in Chiang Mai that I am aware of. Lol.
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4 hours ago, Jerno said:
RIP. However, no ID? Who goes out to bars, whatever late night with absolutely no ID?
Me.
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45 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:Somehow I am still surprised that that is still top news around the world.
It's just another day in the USA, land of the free and all that.
Next week there will be another one, and another one, and nothing substantial will happen.
Yep. If they want the guns they should be willing to pay the price of innocent people getting shot and killed.
If they don't want mass shootings and regular gun deaths, then they know what to do....but they won't.
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That's not what I have found. Perhaps it depends on social status.
I was told that it looks 'hi so' for Thais to order lots of food at restaurants and leave a lot when they go....so it looks like they are rolling in money and shows other people there that they can afford to waste food.
But in my Thai social circle (rural chiang mai) there is zero food wastage.
If they have left over food at restaurants they get it bagged up to take home.
If they cook too much at their house they keep it and make new stuff from it, or use the opportunity of visiting guests / family / neighbours to share what's left.
Even the stuff that is past its best, or the vegetable peelings etc are fed to the chickens or street dogs.
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4 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:I don't understand your post, but if you want to know why farmers don't like her policies I'll repeat for you
"Ever heard of 3 waters? Ever heard of the methane tax?"
No. I had not. So basically farmers did not want to pay tax or clear up their act to stop polluting NZ's rivers or producing greenhouse gasses.
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5 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:
I can only guess you haven't spoken to any NZ farmers recently.
No because I an not from NZ and live in Thailand, so am not likely too. Do you know what their people is then, because you comment is not very useful ????
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4 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:
Real job? I don't think she knows what that is. IMO every farmer in the country will be celebrating.
What have the farmers got against her?
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Well... Worse then covid., yet they will wear face masks on motor bikes but not helmets or even have lights working.
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2 minutes ago, ozimoron said:
It's about the farmers rejoicing because a left wing pollie is pulling the pin.
Why are they rejoicing?
What bad things did she do to farmers?
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Wow. How does that add up to 10 million baht? Those jeans and shoes must be really good.
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30 minutes ago, pomchop said:
Manners are very much part of the Thai culture...in fact one of the most important parts.
My point is for those of us who know a bit about Thailand i think most would agree that the Thai people overall are very nice polite people. I personally think it is no big deal for me to at least try and return a bit of the politeness so its overall better for me to wear a mask for a few minutes on the BTS if that is what the Thai people have decided is something that is important to them.
Respect.
Cringe!
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On 1/16/2023 at 8:26 AM, 248900_1469958220 said:Everyone at my work got all the shots....wore masks religiously and they ALL got Covid at least once. They got a freaking sore throat, fever and some had a bit of a cough...This whole thing has been the biggest swindle in human history.
I have had no covid shots, only wear mask on public transport or places that insist on it, such as immigration etc.
During lock downs I went out with my Thai friends and neighbours drinking behind our local village shops.
I have never had covid, nor has my partner.
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10 minutes ago, BritScot said:
Sorry but this goes on all over Thailand especially at village level. Example: a rich 45 year old Thai business man was supposed to marry a 15/16 year old girl and paid the dowrie and lavished the parents and girl with gifts. Prior to the wedding she ran away (I wonder why) the old man turned up with the police demanding return of all his money or to marry the girls younger sister who was not even 15. It has always been a big problem in Thailand and it includes selling/borrowing money on their children and karaoke bars are rife for this.
How is it a problem. You should have more respect for Thai culture, where this is fine.
Lol
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1 minute ago, Mac Mickmanus said:
Could you give a break down on the audience attendees stating their age and gender (to back up your claim)?
How about you do that to back up your argument?
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2 minutes ago, josephbloggs said:
Mostly male attendees, mostly middle aged.
Yes. And mostly white, straight middle aged and older men...who these days, feel threatened that their entitlement is slipoing away from them, and they feel their status as alpha male in control superior beings they thought they were.
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5 minutes ago, pomchop said:You assume they don't care. Big assumption as many of them may well be looking at you thinking what a damn jerk.
Most Thai people would not waste their time to give a dam what you were doing as they have little interest in you or others.
Look at them next time you are on the train...they will be on social media, eyes glued tot heir smart phones, not busy judging you or others around them.
They are good like that. It's a Buddhist thing...and part of their culture.
Need for approval from total strangers, or on easing about how others are judging you
.. Well... that seems a bit of an insecurity to me.
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2 minutes ago, pomchop said:
..so if you are one of the 90% of farangs riding BTS with no mask while 98% of the thai people do wear masks you stick out like a sore thumb....how about have a tiny bit of respect for the Thai people. When you are in another country does it not occur to many that it can be good idea to show respect for the cultural norms of your host country? Would you go into a home in Japan and not remove your shoes? Would you wear a speedo into a Thai wat?
While the thai people are too polite to call out all the farangs on the BTS you can be pretty sure that most are likely thinking what a jerk. It's not going to kill you to wear the damn mask for a few minutes regardless of what your opinion may be regarding mask. It's about respect. Have a little class and show some respect to the Thai people.
That is a paethic reason to wear a mask....so you don't stand out!
As for respecting Thai culture...masks are a new thing and not part of their culture.
Just going along with what everyone else is doing so people don't think bad of you is dumb. Just being a farang and having different colour skin makes you stand out.. And many Thai people have racist views about farangs with or without a mask.
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22 minutes ago, Pouatchee said:I really don't get karma. You can be walking on a deserted road at 3 a.m. and out of nowhere a car or truck will come along and ram right into you. It could have crashed anywhere... but no... it has to crash in the only place that has life. I have nothing but sorrow for this young lady and her unborn child. What a waste. Karma sucks
It's not karma, it's a chance accident.
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OP. The problem you will have now is there will be hundreds of baby ticks and u hatched tick eggs in your house. They will keep going back onto the dog.
You need to buy a product that will kill these ticks before they get to your dog. Your home has to be retreated several times over a few weeks because the products don't kl the tick eggs, which otherwise will hatch and start the problem over again.
Your dog does not need a tick bath. Use a spot on liquid once a month, applied to the back of the dogs neck. This kills any ticks that try to feed on the dog.
These spot on are cheap too if you get the brands that are not imported.
Keep a close eye on your dog as its had so many ticks there could be a chance it will get a disease off them.
If the dog goes off its food or acts lethergoc, get it to a vet ASAP as they can die from disease transmitted by the ticks.
Good luck. Your vet will be able to advise you about the house and dog tick prevention products and how to use them.
If you simple give the dog a tick bath, they ticks will come back time and time again as they are on / in your property now.
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1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:Darwin insisted that some species and some members of those species were more fit for survival than others. It would appear the roads here, and especially motorbike riders, are a perfect example of his theories in action.
It takes certain qualities to survive on the roads here. Patience, being very conscious of your surroundings, driving defensively, avoiding talking or texting while driving a motorbike, avoiding excessive speed, especially in town, following basic traffic rules and laws and avoiding being overly stupid, at all times, are great aids in the art of survival.
You alps forgot one of the most useful things....luck.
You can be as safe and careful as you like, but some idiot drivng a huge lorry or cement mixer being careless, and that could easily be game over.
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22 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:
Are there meant to be people in these photos? I just see photos of the ground.
He's got a bit to learn about taking someone's pboto I think haha.
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14 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:
Yeah, good! Very reliable source. Like all your fantastic try to be a reporter threads. Think you should leave it be to the news team.
Eactly! Your post made be spit out my cup of tea in laughter...you are so right about a certain someone trying to be a reporter lol.
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1 hour ago, BritManToo said:
They're using the soil for landfill.
The pond comes free.
Ah. Makes sense. Then that should be made illegal. Its too dangerous.
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It was not a claim. It was a question, because I didn't know why people were saying the farmers hater her..
From posters answers that seemed the reason.