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7 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:
People who are OK with teaching a 5 yr old about sex and gender identity are idiots. What sane person could possibly think this is good. It's beyond crazy that this even is an issue.
What percentage of 5 yr olds identify as being gay?
But this bill says it's fine to teach kids about sex and gender so long as you don't say anything about gay people.
Either teach them nothing or everything.
Don't pick and choose. That is why people are annoyed.
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1 hour ago, watthong said:
Right on. We are BOTH consenting AND adults, moreover we're not even blood-related. So where does incest come in? The way I understand it: sexual relations between siblings or parents and their offsprings. (Uncle Bernie and Aunt Bertha may also be included.) My partner might be my adopted child by law, however he's definitely not my offspring. In a land where decorum is top priorities, I have a hard time imagining a Thai judge who would, at the end of the day, mention "btw, you two should 'avoid' sleeping in the same bed - erh, I think you know what I mean, wink wink."
Somehow this talk of incest in a (maybe not so) weird way brings to mind a time in (Western) history - sometimes around the life and travails of Leonardo da Vinci - the term "sodomy" was re-defined to include any sexual acts where semen - from a male, naturally -was deposited into any place other than a vagine - of a female, naturally. But that sure covered lot of "territories" didn't it? Suddenly more than half of Florence ran afoul with "sodomites," most of them were not even aware they had been classified as such!
If he is legally your adopted son than its naturally going to be frowned upon if you are having sex with him!
Simply make a will!!!
What if you adopt him and your relationship ends and you or him meet someone else in the future?
If he is pushing you to do this rather than a will then I would be very suspicious of his motives. It could be a way for him to get into you home country and get your assets when you die, or even if you split up!
I don't know why anyone in their right mind would want to adopt their boyfriend / girlfriend as their child.
Is this your first gay relationship here, or anywhere perhaps?
You simply make a will stipulating what he gets on your death etc.
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7 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:I'm curious what you consider to be "buying". Suppose a twenty something university educated girl is willing to marry a man twenty years older than her, so not a bar-girl, massive dowry, fee paid to the parents every month, type of deal. Perhaps she wants a boost in social status, a half-White baby, a husband with a higher paying job, perhaps she has heard that foreign guys are more supportive, like brown or fat girls ("ugly"), less likely to cheat, etc.. Is that still "buying a girl"?
I realise we're a little off topic, but I'm interested to hear your thoughts.
She has no 'boost in social status'. She will be seen basically as a very common and 'low so' woman willing to prostitute herself and sleep with some old ugly white guy to get his money and not have to work.
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1 hour ago, impulse said:
Whatever you do, pick one that's had kids. She'll know how to change a diaper when that time comes.
Then you can sleep with her teenage daughters from previous relationships when your wife is too old for you.
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It's gone bird nest crazy this year in our small garden in CM...all nesting at same time:
Tree sparrows...3 nests in out building roof.
Common Mynah.... 2 nests...one in car port and one on support beam on patio..
Asian pied starling.... 1 nest in tallest palm tree.
Red whiskered bulbul...2 nests...one in hedge and one in shrub.
Some kind of green coloured bulbul....1 nest in potted plant next to front door.
Feral / city pigeon....1 nest on top of air con extractor fan at back of house.
Spotted necked turtle doves...2 nests...one in hedge and one in a palm tree.
White breasted water hen...1 nest in mango tree near chicken coop.
Zebra dove....1 nest in hanging basket.
Created Mynah bird...1 nest in pump house roof.
I think all these birds feel safe here as my 2 chihuahua dogs have chased all the neighbourhood cats out of the garden.
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They don't need the mother to teach then to hunt. It's all instinctual. That is why they are seen by many as vermin because of the amount of wild, native small animals they kill.
Sure they will be fine.
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7 hours ago, Skeptic7 said:
And yet another heinous act of violence and attempted murder by the infamous, infantile, ill-prepared, angry, dim-witted and unstable Thai male. Dealing with life's everyday annoyances with extreme violence, maiming and murder.
Sure this kind of thing never happened in your home country......
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Goodness....what are you thinking OP?
What's wrong with simply making a will?
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2 hours ago, Speedo1968 said:
The following non-primates also make tools-
Tool manufacture and use are virtually non-existent among non-human primates. However, gorillas, common chimpanzees, bonobos, orangutans, long-tailed macaques and capuchin monkeys are notable exceptions. Some of them use very simple tools to help in acquiring food and water.
There are some good details on National Geographic tv series about chimpanzees using stones to open nuts.
Bottle nosed dolphins in Australia, elephants, sea otters etc. use various tools to catch food or cool them selves.
What about army ants that build bridges from their own bodies to get to where they want to go safely ?I am sure if we think carefully we will have seen various animals / insects use tools of some kind.
Yes...my dog is often using the computer and my cat playing the piano.
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1 hour ago, GroveHillWanderer said:
One thing to bear in mind here though, is that there are over three thousand species of mosquito and this would only affect a single one, leaving 99.97% of mosquitoes unaffected.
So even if every single Aedes Aegypti mosquito were wiped out it would have only a minuscule effect on the total number of mosquitoes in the world.
It's also worth noting that this species of mosquito was native to only a small area of sub-tropical Africa until recently and has been artificially introduced elsewhere by human activity, such as the trade in tyres (which was how it was introduced into Florida in the 1980’s - so it actually doesn't belong there).
It also only evolved a domestic form relatively recently that feeds exclusively on humans (its ancestral form, which still exists, preys primarily on non-human animals) and getting rid of all of the domestic variety (even if possible, which it may not be) would actually only be putting the species back to where it was a few decades ago.
Evolution of mosquito preference for humans linked to an odorant
Wow. Great post, thanks for that information!
I'm not so against it now. Just hope it would work then ..and not have some negative unexpected result like making the male mosquito into man eating giant zombies.
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There are thousands of 'rules' here in Thailand but they are seldom enforced....look at all the people driving motorbikes without helmets, speeding, bad driving, illegal U turns, burning forests and rice fields, leaving fire doors open, opening bars past closing time, etc etc.
Don't worry about it.
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2 hours ago, xtrnuno41 said:
IF you read about that vaccine, you better take care.
They tried in Philippines and it is not quite what they expect from it, the program was abandoned.
Thailand is in a co working with Australia and some others to have genetic modified males.
No longer being able to reproduce. So where are those ones to control mosquito population, if Thailand is so concerned?
In other countries (Africa, South America) they work like this.
As mosquitoes have a wider range of illnesses spreading under humans and animals.
Thai government should educate people about mosquito and let them ditch many puddles when they come up in rainy seasons. Of course you cant ditch a rice field, 555
There are not usually too many mosquito in rice fields...at least not organic ones ..as small fish and water insects eat the mosquito eggs and young.
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7 hours ago, phetphet said:
Yes. Dengvaxia. Been available since last year.
Oh no, they will be making us have that next.
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54 minutes ago, KarenBravo said:So......your answer to the greatest killer of humans in the world is do nothing because fish like to eat the larvae.
So, we might as well do nothing against viruses and germs then, as they happen to be food for other animals.
I can just see you cheering on our extinction......
No. Not at all. Think about it. Us humans also eat fish!
Also the mosquito males pollinate flowers of crops that we depend on as food!
If they go then it will be big problems.
We should be concentration on not having polluted stagnate water where they breed in urban areas.
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22 minutes ago, phetphet said:
Humans....never learn not to mess with nature.
The mosquitos, although a total pain for us humans, have a role to play in nature. Many fish and amphibians feed off them when they are young. Without the mosquitoes many other animals won't survive, no fish...the birds and other animals that eat fish will decline.
Mosquitoes also are a form of population control for mammals...the weaker mammals dying die to the diseases they spread and stopping overpopulation.
Mosquitoes are also the main food for many bar species.
Australia keeps introducing new animals to control others and it's always worked out for the worse. Genetically changing wild animals is totally unethical and these people are only interested in the money.
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1 hour ago, sandyf said:
I think there are trials in Oz on genetic engineering so only males are born. I believe the dengue problem is much worse in Oz than Thailand.
I had it about 12 years ago, not a pleasant experience but no doubt the antivaxers will be telling everyone no worse than the common cold.
Can you get vaccinated to protect from Dengue ?
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On 3/24/2022 at 2:58 PM, AhFarangJa said:
Wholeheartedly agree, at present they are widening the road from our village to Prasart, totally unnecessary, and they are cutting down hundreds of trees, many of them decades old that provide shade and scenery. These will never be replaced, and as you say, what of the land they are taking from the villages. Someone, somewhere is making a massive kickback.
I though that was just happening in my village in CM. This year it's got wrecked and the once pretty rural village has turned into a building site.
All the massive old trees and bamboo thickets have been cut down, the streams / rivers have been lined with concrete or put into concrete drains then buried, and roads widened into dusty white concrete runways.
Also have strange lamp post situation. Still have the old ones, then between them new solar powered ones, then new old style electric ones between them. Some places there are 3 lamp post, one of each variety, inches away from each other.
It's depressing. All the wildlife has gone. No trees for the owls and birds, no water lilies or water plants for the frogs, turtles dragonflies in the now concrete steep sided streams.
The lizards that used to bask at the side of the roads are gone, as are the storks and wild ducks that uses to use the marshes ..which have been filled in with red dirt to make housing estates.
It's happened over 2 years and has really snowballed. Lived here 16 years and previous to this 'progress' was very slow.
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I am not anti Vax, bit I have not had covid vaccines and I got covid. It was just like a normal cold but with less congestion, for me.
I got over it in about a week.
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I think it's time to stop discriminating between men and women in sports. It is totally sexist. Sports teams should not be allowed to say...'yo can't join our football team because you are a women, or you can't join n our swimming team because you are man'.
Let the women and men compete together on the same teams. Women are equal to men after all right?
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Forget that toxic selfish woman.
Get on with enjoying a new chapter of your life with your lovely children and family.
You will end up much happier without someone like that in your life. You will also find a new gf who you love....then your heartbreak about the old one will be over and you will look back and be shocked at how you reacted at the time.
This is life and most of us have to go through similar situation to you...sometimes a few times!!!
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2 hours ago, Swampy999 said:Why waste a perfectly good hypodermic and medication which may not work when a 9mm to the back of the head is cheaper and 100% effective?
You are American?
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Agree with above poster. I keep fancy chickens and pigeons....you need a secure predator proof coop and run. You can still free range them in the day...but have them locked in the run and coop in the evening.
If it's not the crows it will be snakes eating the chickens at night or some other predators.
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What kind of people do things like this? Monsters.
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Florida's Don't Say Gay Bill Signed Into Law -- Demagogue's Delight
in Gay People in Thailand
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I would never allow my kids to even visit America for a holiday, let alone go to school there. Lol