Thing I can't live without

[Lacessit]

1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

 Dishwashers also I miss. gets dishes clean and easy. No hot water here either in the kitchen.

My dishwasher is 5 feet tall, and 41 kg.

[Lacessit]

The only thing I miss about Australia is a grass-fed eye fillet steak from Gippsland.

[fredwiggy]

Just now, Lacessit said:

My dishwasher is 5 feet tall, and 41 kg.

Mine is 5' 8" 74 kg.  Me, no matter where I go, I do my share by washing the dishes while she cooks.

[KhunLA]

46 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Do you mean one of those halogen bulb/glass things, or the expensive ones advertised on TV and cooking programmes so much these days please?

Both, and have both, though think I retired the glass one.  The air fryer, half the size of the glass one 4.5L (?) vs 12L is pretty handy, and OK for 2 people.

 

Only cost 990 baht.   Think they're 1600 now.

[Lacessit]

1 minute ago, fredwiggy said:

Mine is 5' 8" 74 kg.  Me, no matter where I go, I do my share by washing the dishes while she cooks.

Mine won't let me. If I try, she says " I can do ".

[SAFETY FIRST]

29 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

miss euro V8 sedans... but have substitutes in the garage.

Yes, an M5 or E63 to drive around would be awesome. 

 

Edited August 13 by SAFETY FIRST

[Ralf001]

1 minute ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Yes, an M5 or E63 to drive around would be awesome. 

 

 

would love an E63.

[Lacessit]

7 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Yes, an M5 or E63 to drive around would be awesome. 

 

Careful now. The EV acolytes are watching.

[SAFETY FIRST]

3 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Careful now. The EV acolytes are watching.

Yes, the EV guys are a very sensitive mob 

Edited August 13 by SAFETY FIRST

[dingdongrb]

2 hours ago, bubblegum said:

Snow

I came to say, snow skiing.....  I can do without the shoveling or driving on.

Edited August 13 by dingdongrb

[fredwiggy]

9 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Mine won't let me. If I try, she says " I can do ".

Some are trained since childhood what a woman should do, even though it's a chauvinistic approach, but that's expected in a country favoring men. They do appreciate any effort made, even though it's foreign to them. What their mom's did, they do.

[KannikaP]

13 hours ago, KannikaP said:

Do you mean one of those halogen bulb/glass things, or the expensive ones advertised on TV and cooking programmes so much these days please?

Who can put a LAUGHING emoji on a post like this please?

Edited August 14 by KannikaP

[Lacessit]

2 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

Some are trained since childhood what a woman should do, even though it's a chauvinistic approach, but that's expected in a country favoring men. They do appreciate any effort made, even though it's foreign to them. What their mom's did, they do.

You may be right. However, one has to take the good with the bad. I don't try to change any part of my GF's culture, even if some of it is objectionable to me.

[patman30]

imagine thinking you cannot buy a bathtub easily here
also imagine thinking Thailand is 3rd world lol
it is very easy to buy many appliances here
and can definitely buy a decent sized bathtub that you can fit your legs in

this is old man yells at cloud, energy
man calls an entire country a 3rd world chithole
because he can only afford to rent cheap places with small bath tubs
am i missing something?

 

Edited August 14 by patman30

[Lacessit]

27 minutes ago, patman30 said:

imagine thinking you cannot buy a bathtub easily here
also imagine thinking Thailand is 3rd world lol
it is very easy to buy many appliances here
and can definitely buy a decent sized bathtub that you can fit your legs in

this is old man yells at cloud, energy
man calls an entire country a 3rd world chithole
because he can only afford to rent cheap places with small bath tubs
am i missing something?

 

I can buy at least three things here I cannot buy in Australia. A bum gun, kratom, and a mosquito racquet.

 

Nanny state regulations prohibit all three.

[Celsius]

42 minutes ago, patman30 said:

because he can only afford to rent cheap places with small bath tubs

 

Bathtub is not small, but I am almost 2 meters.

 

Are you a short? 

[Denim]

16 hours ago, Celsius said:

When I went back to Canada with wifey this February I realized how much I miss bathtub in a condo. So I told wifey the only way I'm coming back to this third world chithole is if she gets me a bathtub condo.

 

Now I use it every day, mostly while posting on asean now!

 

What do you miss?

 

 

 

 

Call that a bath tub ? We had an outdoor one put in for the MIL for her arthritis . She loves it .

 

[brianthainess]

18 hours ago, impulse said:

Bathtubs and clothes dryers and electric dish washers hiders.

 

3 things I don't miss at all from back home.

 

What I do miss (occasionally) an oven.

 

 

Counter Top Ovens are cheap enough to buy, I use mine often. Less than 3K  from Lazada

  70 liter (you can even buy spares)

[NowNow]

16 hours ago, KhunLA said:

Both, and have both, though think I retired the glass one.  The air fryer, half the size of the glass one 4.5L (?) vs 12L is pretty handy, and OK for 2 people.

 

Only cost 990 baht.   Think they're 1600 now.

 

1319 + delivery..

[brianthainess]

I agree I really miss a bathtub, I made A big mistake when having my house built, as I did it as cheap as possible, now to add a bathroom would be too expensive, as all the drainage tanks are on the opposite side of the house to where I could put it...

[brianthainess]

16 hours ago, KhunLA said:

Both, and have both, though think I retired the glass one.  The air fryer, half the size of the glass one 4.5L (?) vs 12L is pretty handy, and OK for 2 people.

 

Only cost 990 baht.   Think they're 1600 now.

Good luck baking a pizza or roasting a chicken/turkey in that. I like to make pies fruit and meat. That is a fryer not an oven.........just saying.

[brianthainess]

16 hours ago, KhunLA said:

Or crisp the bottom up an a griddle/fry pan, then transfer to finish the top in the air fryer.   Actually what I do when making pizza, but in the oven, as air fryer is really too small for my pizzas.

 

Although ... have made pizza 'rolls or bread' in the air fryer, and a lot easier and tasty also.

 

 

I hate thick pizza base. 

[brianthainess]

18 hours ago, Jerzy Swirski said:

Heated towel rail in the bathroom

I hate damp towels at any time but during the wet season it is awful.

You could by a fan heater..................... Edit or more towels and a tumble dryer.

Edited August 14 by brianthainess

[brianthainess]

16 hours ago, Lacessit said:

My dishwasher is 5 feet tall, and 41 kg.

I have one very similar, but sometimes it needs a kick to get it going................ 

[Gottfrid]

20 hours ago, Celsius said:

What do you miss?

The time before you showed that picture. It will be very hard to un-see that.

[Gottfrid]

17 hours ago, KhunLA said:

 

Easy and simple, but can look so tasty. 

[Celsius]

42 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

The time before you showed that picture. It will be very hard to un-see that.

 

You are lucky i cropped it

[BritManToo]

Things I can't live without (in no particular order).

Fast internet, BIG TV, English muffins, crumpets, bacon, ham, British sausages, Crunchie bars .........

[Celsius]

18 hours ago, Lacessit said:

My dishwasher is 5 feet tall, and 41 kg.

 

You need to buy her a sandwich,

[Photoguy21]

21 hours ago, Celsius said:

When I went back to Canada with wifey this February I realized how much I miss bathtub in a condo. So I told wifey the only way I'm coming back to this third world chithole is if she gets me a bathtub condo.

 

Now I use it every day, mostly while posting on asean now!

 

What do you miss?

 

 

Maybe a good idea not to come back to Thailand if the lack of a bath triggers you. What would it be next?

Edited August 14 by Photoguy21