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US Expat in Thailand Faces 10 Years for Threatening US Senator
radiochaser replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
na na na , I can't hear you, na na na. 😄 -
US Expat in Thailand Faces 10 Years for Threatening US Senator
radiochaser replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Be careful there ChicagoExpat, felton will accuse you of rattling on and put you on his ignore list! Oh the horror, the horror (of being on an ignore list of a spiteful & hate filled man). -
There have been U.S. of A. judges that have referenced laws of foreign countries when making legal decisions in criminal and/or civil cases in the U.S. of A. Hopefully, those judges will now consider the ruling made by the Supreme Court of the UK when making decisions regarding trans men being or not being real women.
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US Expat in Thailand Faces 10 Years for Threatening US Senator
radiochaser replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Oh Nooooooo! I am being ignored!!! rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle, rattle. Felton Jarvis must be a wimp! I wonder if he is one of those people that are made fun, made subjects of satire, being shown in movies as a person who would put his fingers in his ears, then say na na na na na I can't hear you, na na na na ... -
Because they used to put a trunk on the back of the car when they were traveling someplace. P.S. but you could put suit cases there too.
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I think that is more than I have spent on beer in the last 10-15 years!
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US Expat in Thailand Faces 10 Years for Threatening US Senator
radiochaser replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
The only amateur I would claim being right now is, amateur machinist, which is one of my hobby's. Why would I need xanax? Are you a psychiatrist that likes to drug your patients? Do you work for the U.S. Veterans Hospital. Those guys love to drug their veteran patients! Based on your angry posts and angry claims about people, I suspect that you would be better suited to taking xanax. But, perhaps I was wrong about you being a paranoid schizophrenic. You may just be paranoid as described in wikopedia: Paranoia is an instinct or thought process that is believed to be heavily influenced by anxiety, suspicion, or fear, often to the point of delusion and irrationality.[1] Paranoid thinking typically includes persecutory beliefs, or beliefs of conspiracy concerning a perceived threat towards oneself (e.g., "Everyone is out to get me"). Paranoia is distinct from phobias, which also involve irrational fear, but usually no blame. Making false accusations and the general distrust of other people also frequently accompany paranoia.[2] P.S. Not everyone hates me. Just people like you! -
I have only had one encounter with PA fish and game officer. I was catching fish at a local park pond. I didn't know it was out of season for bass. He approached and asked if I had caught any bass. I told I did but was letting them go, I didn't want to eat any fish. He told me that was good as bass was out of season. Then he walked away.
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This is the least hot Songkran I ever remember......And a bit rainy too...
radiochaser replied to redwood1's topic in Pattaya
I had to do a quick check with Google Earth, but it looks like NKP is only a few hundred feet above sea level. Chiang Mai is in the 1000 feet above sea level, it looks like, in the city proper. Elevation is well above 1000 ft in the mountains. I don't know where the picture, the guy I worked with, was taken in Chiang Mai. That was before I had been there or knew about the elevation of that part of Thailand. My only previous knowledge of Chiang Mai was knowing that there was a detachment where those of my M.O.S. worked and that it was a prized duty station. Some people in Europe reenlisted so they could go there. Technically, I wasn't supposed to be in Thailand as I only had 7 months left on my enlistment when I was transferred there (I wrote a pretty good list of BS for the transfer). Only those people that had more than a year and extended (or reenlisted) were sent there. So I finished out my enlistment at the Ramasun Station base outside of Udon Thani. I have seen snow at the 2000 ft level in California, while wearing T shirts in the San Joaquin Valley, California. -
Pennsylvania, so you may be partially correct. Some stores charge the $50, which the state charges them, but some stores waive the fee if you pass it, only charging $50.00 if you fail the back ground check. Then you don't get the firearm either. I suspect that what ever the price is for a firearm, at the store I have been buying at, the $50.00 is added to the cost of the firearm. Which is why they say it is waived, if you pass the back ground check. It isn't waived, you paid it when you purchase the firearm.
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Eggs are cheaper and can be purchased without going through a criminal background check that adds an additional $50 to $100 to the cost of purchase. You also can buy eggs and walk out of the store immediately after purchase with out having to wait, in some cases up to two weeks before you can leave the store with your purchase. You are also not limited to the number of eggs that you can buy or carry with you, anywhere in the U.S. of A., like some state restrictions have on magazine capacity. And finally, guns and ammo may be plentiful, but by no means, cheap in the USA! I do remember the good old days, when you could buy a select fire AK47 (vice the semi auto AK47) on the black market for anywhere from $5 to $50 each. This when the democrat marxist party politicians were claiming that the semi auto AK47's being sold in the U.S. of A. were being converted to full auto and being sold in Mexico for $1200 or $1500 each! The democrat marxist party politicians were lying of course!
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Thailand is located in the Pacific typhoon basin and is regularly affected by typhoons. On average, there are around 11 typhoons per year, although most of them turn to the east before this happens. The regions most affected are Isaan and the east coast of central Thailand. Recent typhoons in Thailand - Worlddata.info www.worlddata.info/asia/thailand/typhoons.php Sounds better than that time I was in Phu Bai in late 1971 or early 1972 and a typhoon blew over it. A couple of hours ( I think) of howling wind with rain blowing in one direction. About an hour of quiet, broken every few seconds from the loud bangs of electric discharge from a high voltage power line, brightly arcing to ground, then a couple of hours of howling wind with rain again, blowing in the opposite direction from before. In one way it was nice. The war stopped for a few days because of it.
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This is the least hot Songkran I ever remember......And a bit rainy too...
radiochaser replied to redwood1's topic in Pattaya
It snows in Chiang Mai sometimes. I used to work with a guy back in the 1990's. He was in the U.S. Air Force stationed at the air base in Chiang Mai in the late 1960's or early 1970's. He had a picture of him standing in snow in Chiang Mai. -
This is the least hot Songkran I ever remember......And a bit rainy too...
radiochaser replied to redwood1's topic in Pattaya
"Climate" is always "changing". It has for millennia. Why, I remember almost like it was yesterday, when there was an iceberg almost sitting in my back yard, 10,000 or so years ago. It covered Canada, and Alaska too, because it was so frikking cold. Then, climate changed and it got warmer and the iceberg melted and now we got all those Canadians up north of where I live. -
This is the least hot Songkran I ever remember......And a bit rainy too...
radiochaser replied to redwood1's topic in Pattaya
Wait! Are back in the 1970's again? "According to scientists reporting to the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (1974), 22 of 27 forecasting methods predicted a cooling trend for the next 25 years, and “meteorological experts” were thinking an 1800s climate was around the corner, with the concomitant return to monsoon failures, shorter growing seasons, and “violent weather”." -
A cry for help, to the Universe, from Planet Earth.
radiochaser replied to Jeff the Chef's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
AI is now being used to run scams. So I wouldn't be too idealistic about it. -
I was trying to listen to the truck radio this afternoon when this guy was being talked about. It was difficult to hear (two grandkids in the back screaming, laughing loudly), but I think the guy talking said cody was a blm supporter, gaza supporter, and hated jews. Also, he hated Gov. shapiro, because he is a jew. I got the impression that code was a foot soldier for the democrat marxist party and probably has all black clothing with a black mask to cover his face to boot! Take that for what it is worth, I am not claiming I heard correctly.
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US Expat in Thailand Faces 10 Years for Threatening US Senator
radiochaser replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
It wasn't looking good before Trump's election after 4 years of the biden administration. The democrat Marxist party and thier supporting propaganda media, are wailing about how the tariffs are going to increase costs for Americans while deliberatly ignoring the massive inflation of cost of products and services they caused in the previous four years! And that is just one problem they have caused!