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  1. The thais use the word "jak" to talk about chinese people, and this is derogatory. Makes

    chinese people angry. The word falang makes me angry, especially when there is a disagreement

    and the thais use the falang word between themselves to refer to the white dude standing

    right there, this is obviously derogatory and looking down on the white dude.

    I asked my wife not to call me falang, i told her when we go to australia people will not

    refer to her as thai, but simply as a person, so i dont like to be labeled as a falang as well,

    but as a person.

    Now that i have a thai car licence, when they refer to me as falang, i shove it real close to their

    face and say mai falang, pom phen khon thai.

  2. Thanks again for all advices,

    I have think about it, It's hard for me.

    Because I has no friend to talk, my parents are died last year. I do have sisters (which is selfish and greedy),

    I think if I have someone to take care of me (mainly support me). May be I am wrong??????

    If I am not try it, how I know it?? (silly thinking.......) :)

    I will think harder and prolong our relationship. :D

    Thanks again

    Greedy and jealous sisters?

    Dead parents?

    No friends?

    Are you Cinderella??? looking for your prince....

  3. There is no way that you should go to Canada, based on what you've written here.

    I also wouldn't put too much faith in the Thai embassy there, if it's anything like the Thai embassy in the Uk - which is hopeless, they don't answer the phone, reply to messages or emails.

    Is there a reason he can't come to Thailand to meet you? The cost to him would be about the same, and you'd be far safer, on your home territory, plus your family would get chance to get a good look at him, and give you advice. I accept that you're 39, and not a child, but you could end up in real danger here.

    How much English do you speak? Enough to get yourself out of any unforeseen trouble?

    Sorry, but I can't see any decent man offering to pay for your trip, without there being some comeback on your part. Nothing is free, there is always a price to pay somewhere down the line.

    Stay safe.

    Price to pay? he will demand SEX for the airfare, come on, grow up! What, he will accept a hug and kiss? I

    dont think so, for $1000, he will want bjs galore.

  4. Sounds like a dirty guy to me.... somebody hungry for ****

    I can assure you 100% you are not the only girl he has "invited"

    or is chatting to, he probbaly has a long list of girls, whoever is

    stupid or desperate enough to go will probably be shagged and

    dumped, then he will move onto the next girl.

    Wheenver a guy is on a dating website, he will generally have

    from 5 - 15 girls all lined up, he will shag the first one that puts

    out...

    good luck!

  5. i hate tuk-tuks, //Deleted by Admin//

    i have lived in thailand for over 10 years, and am happy to

    say i have only had to use them 4 or 5 times, every time

    they attempt to rip you off.

    as an example in chiang mai, they try to charge foreigners 600

    baht for a 15 minute trip out of the city to the local small

    airport, take a meter taxi and its a little under 300 baht.

    tuk-tuks assume all foreigners are either super rich and loaded,

    or completely stupid.

    you walk along the street minding your own business, they keep

    beeping and following you and "tuk-tuk where you go".

    i urge all foreigners to boycott them and not use them.

    to hel_l with tuk-tuks and their looser drivers.

    DONT USE THEM.. teach them a lesson, and send them to the poor

    house.

    We talking whores or tuk tuk drivers here ? .. :)

    they act the same - they treat foreigners as ATM machines, are

    abusive, rude, money hungry and cannot be trusted.

    avoid and boycott both!

  6. i hate tuk-tuks, //deleted by Admin//

    i have lived in thailand for over 10 years, and am happy to

    say i have only had to use them 4 or 5 times, every time

    they attempt to rip you off.

    as an example in chiang mai, they try to charge foreigners 600

    baht for a 15 minute trip out of the city to the local small

    airport, take a meter taxi and its a little under 300 baht.

    tuk-tuks assume all foreigners are either super rich and loaded,

    or completely stupid.

    you walk along the street minding your own business, they keep

    beeping and following you and "tuk-tuk where you go".

    i urge all foreigners to boycott them and not use them.

    to hel_l with tuk-tuks and their looser drivers.

    DONT USE THEM.. teach them a lesson, and send them to the poor

    house.

  7. i hate tuk-tuks, they are worse than the thai whores...

    i have lived in thailand for over 10 years, and am happy to

    say i have only had to use them 4 or 5 times, every time

    they attempt to rip you off.

    as an example in chiang mai, they try to charge foreigners 600

    baht for a 15 minute trip out of the city to the local small

    airport, take a meter taxi and its a little under 300 baht.

    tuk-tuks assume all foreigners are either super rich and loaded,

    or completely stupid.

    you walk along the street minding your own business, they keep

    beeping and following you and "tuk-tuk where you go".

    i urge all foreigners to boycott them and not use them.

    to hel_l with tuk-tuks and their looser drivers.

    DONT USE THEM.. teach them a lesson, and send them to the poor

    house.

  8. Your going to need about 320 truck loads at the specs that you quot. Fill goes for 250 to 500 baht per load with tractor depending on quality of fill.

    thanks for that, so about 300 trucks can fill 1 rai to 1 metre height?

    can i let the soil settle naturally, or does it need the tractor to compress it? also, if

    it settles naturally or is compressed, how much does the soil compress? from 1m

    to 70cm or so?

    thanks a lot...

  9. I need to raise the level of the land I have bought. It is currently a rice field, about 70cm

    to 1m below the road level. The land infill area is 1 rai (1600 metres squared), and I figure

    I need a height of 1 metre infill.

    We have a quote of about 350 baht per truck (one of those blue trucks always racing around),

    maybe each truck is about 4 cubic metres of soil. Hard to get exact answers....

    My question is, how much have other people paid for soil infill, say per 1 cubic metre, or per

    1 cubic rai (1600 metres squared up to 1 metre height)?

    Thanks...

  10. Get your thai spouse to obtain a gun license, and buy a gun.

    There is no better deterrent than a few shots fired into the

    air! But practice first.

    On a more gentler note, IR sensor lights on the house or fence

    perimeter, once movement is detected all the lights turn on,

    not many burglars want to hang around when the property is

    lighted.

    One more I have - separate your indoor motion sensors into 2 sectors -

    upstairs and downstairs - when you go up to sleep activate the

    ground floor sector, make sure there is a very loud piercing alarm

    piezzo speaker connected (with separate battery backup). Once this

    goes off, all the soi dogs will start howling, the house will have 100 dB

    piercing noise, the burglar probably will not want to stay.

    Then fire a few warning shots about his head, he will crap his pants

    and run.

  11. yes beautiful kitchens, well done.

    however i still have the argument with my wife on 2 points - why can't thai people learn

    to cook in a normal kitchen, and why prepare and eat food on the floor.

    i tell my one not to cook on the floor, when she goes back to her country side village

    they can all sit on the ground with the dogs and kitchens, and eat with their hands,

    but i want my kids to grow up civilized and not prepare food on the floor.

    riding down the soi, i see thai people sprawled out in the driveway with 20 dishes on

    the floor, looks like the 1800s to me...

    maybe i am wrong, i dont know.

  12. Try along the hwy south to Sanpatong. Several Al shops on the west side. two rather 'upscale ones' are the one across from Farang Whatever. and the 2nd just before the HangDong Post office. Prices vary according to thickness. Colors are industrial silver, bronze and white. Shop around. Many small villages also have their own alumimium supplier. Best try a Thai friend to scout the prices while you stand aside only to slyly signal the one you like.

    As for carpets...been there, done that - best NOT, due to infestations, damp rot, and the like. Cheers

    thanks, found some suppliers.... no carpets i agree about the insect concerns.

  13. what is the thai name for usufruct? i have to explain it to my wife, a thai name for

    it would be good... thank you

    สัญญาให้สิทธิเก็บกิน = usufruct agreement (done with google translate). If you do a google search with google.co.uk and search with สัญญาให้สิทธิเก็บกิน then you find a lot in Thai and you can automatically translate it to your language. If you are Swedish you search with google.se and you can automatically translate the webpage to Swedish. I learned this trick from a bar girl next to me in an internet shop writing to all her boyfriends for money :)

    thanks oracle.... i saw that once too, she was writing a detailed email to her man overseas talking about their apartment and some repairs that are needed, and asking him to transfer money, then a few minutes later some guy called her, then came to meet her at the coffee shop... real nasty ho...

  14. Found a nice piece of land 15 km from CM city, 3 rai, 1.15 million baht total.

    Got a copy of the Chanote title, seems to have no encumbrances listed on the back.

    Measured the land with the tape measure, the markers on the ground match the chanote

    and the calculated area also matches the chanote, so all looks ok physically. Its a rice field

    but the land is high, will use 1m concrete slab so no need to infill (builder verified this).

    Will go to TOT to make sure they can extend the telephone line, and check if can have ADSL,

    the telephone wire has to be extended maybe 1km.

    The electricity poles on the street are good, another westerner 1 km away says he has

    2 x 15 Amp meters connected, and power is ok.

    Can people suggest what are the next steps please... i am thinking of the following, have i

    missed anything:

    Steps:

    1. get a solicitor asap to do title search.

    2. transfer money for deposit from overseas to my thai account

    3. once title search is ok, get solicitor to pay deposit to the owner, or do i pay deposit myself?

    if there are any issues, is the deposit recoverable?

    4. transfer the rest of the money to pay for the balance of the land.

    4. solicitor, my wife, and the land owner, all go together to the Land Office to transfer the land.

    Questions:

    1. how much is the deposit? is it 10% of the property value?

    1. Is the balance of the money paid to the land owner while everyone is at the Land Office, once

    the title is transferred?

    2. Money should go from my wife to the solicitor to the land owner, on the day of chanote transfer?

    3. Bank cheque or cash? I prefer bank cheque.

    4. How long until the new chanote is issued?

    5. Have to pay tax for the land, i believe its 5%, or with a lower declared sale value should be

    about 1.5%

    Have i missed anything?? Thanks a lot....

    :)

  15. And the reason that those of you who detest the smells of certain favored Thai foods still reside within the Kingdom is what exactly?

    A.) servants

    B.) wives half your age (actually a subset of A)

    C.) affordable pay-for-sex opportunities (actually A and B are a subset of C)

    D.) never did fit in at home country

    E.) all of the above

    Johpa: every country has its good and bad points, for me its a matter of the good outweighing the bad, and the bad being tolerable, which for thailand it is.

    for me personally, i am married and have a baby, and never engaged in the activities you speak of. my wife is 4 years younger than me, i dont have a maid (my parents taught me to vacuum and clean the house myself), never engaged in ©, i fit in australia quite well, but came here to obtain my pilots license and liked it enough to stay...

    so please johpa do not generalize too much - there are in fact several dishes in melbourne that are not palatable, but they dont have the pungent aroma of the fish sauces here, or in other parts of asia. i stayed and worked for 2 years

    in singapore, but didnt like the durian smells at some food courts there, but singapore has nothing to do with the

    points oyu mentioned above.

    not liking dishes with pungent fishy smells has nothing to do with the points mentioned above, but maybe those

    are your personal reasons for staying here. how about your wife and maid? they the same?

    be happy dude

  16. khao kluk ka pi really stinks. My wife once took it in our room. Smell of dirty feet in the room for days. I forbid her to eat that anymore.

    What a lucky lady to have such a strong, domineering husband :)

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    i do understand the man, but i asked my gf to prepare it outside, didnt command her but asked

    her nicely, it really makes me want to vomit, and i promised if i ever eat some food that makes

    her want to throw up, i will eat it outside on the patio also.

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