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MESmith

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    I was not aware of that. Seems to me it could be a real wait for popcorn on a busy day.

    Seems since the remodel that things are a little less customer friendly.

    Only one place to see the list of shows with the theater and times on it and that is way of to the side.

    I can hardly wait for Paragon to open they were going to have a Major Cinaplex there also. Should pretty well be able to see all the popular English ones then.

    Where is Paragon opening?

    And on a different note: who in the world is crazy enough to buy the drinks and popcorn sold at cinema concession prices?

    Paragon, Paradox, Precipitation, Paracetamol, P-P-P-P-P-Promenada?

    HD got the first letter right wink.png

    Just joking HD smile.png

  2. The only chance you have of acquiring absolute peace and solitude in Thailand, is to buy a 10 rai plot of walled off land and build a home smack in the centre of it.

    Good luck with your quest.

    Apache gunship or SAM battery

    Don't worry, the paramotor a$$holes will fly over at sunrise & sunset bah.gif

    You should check the 'slingshot' topic, could give you some ideas. whistling.gifbiggrin.png

    Something more like this would be OK

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    Sanpatong market or maybe Chatuchak in Bangkok?

  3. The only chance you have of acquiring absolute peace and solitude in Thailand, is to buy a 10 rai plot of walled off land and build a home smack in the centre of it.

    Good luck with your quest.

    Don't worry, the paramotor a$$holes will fly over at sunrise & sunset bah.gif

  4. We live outside of the nearest village & used to have no garbage collection. Wife convinced the Aw-Baw-Thaw to include the nearest villages in their collection routes, & include our house too. Before that, after recycling most, we were left with about 1 supermarket bag of trash a week, which every month we took to in-laws village where there was collection.

    One supermarket bag of household rubbish per week (after recycling) is very frugal. Congrats on your very small environmental footstep.clap2.gif

    That was for a family of 4. Nearly everything can be recycled or composted. Try it wink.png

  5. Can't even begin to imagine the pain of his family, and so many other families that are faced with similar tragedy. So many of these deaths are unnecessary.

    Which part of the fact the fact that the victim was female did you you not grasp?.... Delphine is a ladies name.

    Am not too fussed with 'pronouns' so long as the msg is clear.

    Delphine is a proper noun, and not a pronoun. clap2.gif

    -mel. rolleyes.gif

    his as quoted is a pronoun clap2.gif

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  6. Well, I lived in a house in the government block (neighbors were all civil servants and offices like the Police station, the post office and the district office). Guess what? Right beside freshly laundered washing, the neighbor lit an unnecessary fire at night.

    And kept doing it, despite loud cursing and "mai dai" shouts. The bedroom would reek all night long...

    Composting works. Those leaves will turn into good fertilizer in less than a year. Just pile them high and let nature do the rest!

    Likewise, maybe in 2025, Thailand will add a few booths to its borders in Aranyprethet and Nong Khai etc. Or are they all used to letting folks queue for an hour?

    Welcome to Thailand: look, we are a 3rd World country - if in doubt, observe how the handle pollution and bottlenecks.

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    Oh, there was trash service and the opportunity to dump into government offices' trash bins as well. But then, even the gardeners working at the post office would light a fire 7 feet besides the empty trash bins. Words fail me to describe the disappointment when on a fresh nice morning the air was filled with acrit smoke.

    You must be lucky enough to have sufficient space to pile a year's worth of leaves up. Few of the houses where I live have any space around them to do that, and anyway, no space for a garden to use it.

    Sound a great place to live. And anyway, if their gardens are so "non-existant" where are all the leaves coming from? Another Thai apologist & excuse maker!! Good luck in your smoke filled paradise.

  7. We live outside of the nearest village & used to have no garbage collection. Wife convinced the Aw-Baw-Thaw to include the nearest villages in their collection routes, & include our house too. Before that, after recycling most, we were left with about 1 supermarket bag of trash a week, which every month we took to in-laws village where there was collection.

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  8. 8. Last week, I was on the rooftop of the sunshine vista, in a swimming pool, with bar stools drinking Leo beer. Now I am typing on a forum with hailstone blasting at my windows in Preston drinking crap French Red Wine.

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    Hailstones in northern Thailand this last weekend. Cr@p red wine definitely available. Preferable to Leo smile.png

  9. i buy it at the milk co op on highway 11 just next to serapi -from 121 to 11 then u turn -you're there

    or same thing across from the zoo where you can also buy cheese

    as i said before 5 kg @ 115bt but i am not 100% sure it's raw -doesn't matter anyway

    Thanks for that. Pass that place every day.

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