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Are you living the dream in the land of smiles?

Are you living the dream in the land of smiles? 189 members have voted

  1. 1. Are you living the dream in the land of smiles?

    • Yes, I love it.
      76%
    • No, i hate my life here.
      0%
      0
    • Wish i could turn back time, and live somewhere else
      5%
    • I am bored with Thailand.
      10%
    • Yes, if it was't for the people.
      7%

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Are you living the dream in the land of smiles?

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Please vote people! its an anonymous poll, so be truthful...thumbsup.gif

Moderator edit: The votes are public.

Edited by cdnvic
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i think my thoughts are pretty clear on the other thread, i vote for being bored of Thailand. I dont really want to turn back time as I have enjoyed much of my stay, and love the missus. But if you moved me to another country I wouldnt be kicking and screaming (depending on the country tongue.png ).

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Why are four of the five answers so negative? Speaks volumes of yourself.

Please vote people! its an anonymous poll, so be truthful...thumbsup.gif

I dont care what other peoples opinion of this place is, and Im sure that they dont care what my opinion of this place is either. Having said that, some people will still post just to keep you happy Imfao.

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My answer:

Yes, I love it

No, I hate my life here

Wish I could turn back time and live somewhere else

I am bored with Thailand

Yes, if it wasn't the people

I'm living MY dream, but don't care what THE dream is supposed to be. If I wasn't, I have the balls to change my life to live it.

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Yup, living the dream, unfortunately waking up regularly to go to work and earn a crumb to pay for the house/car/wife sad.png

If I could turn back the clock 35 years and meet my wife then tongue.png

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"I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"

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Why are four of the five answers so negative? Speaks volumes of yourself.

I voted I love it and you? really you either love it or hate and 2 of the question's are positive.. what are you a physiologist? lmfao, thanks' for your negative post lol

Edited by lmfao

My answer:

Yes, I love it

No, I hate my life here

Wish I could turn back time and live somewhere else

I am bored with Thailand

Yes, if it wasn't the people

Sums up my thoughts

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I think your poll list is crap............coffee1.gif

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I think your poll list is crap............coffee1.gif

That's fine everyone has a right to there opinion lol can you suggest an extra answer for my poll?

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Living here suits me, my only drawback, is the ''Driving Standards' apart from that i am happy......

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It is better living here than the nanny state .The nanny state ......dont do this , give me more tax , here is your fine for going 4 km over the speed limit . you are not paying enough tax etc etc etc .

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I think your poll list is crap............coffee1.gif

I agree. The reason being that the questions are not equally weighted and in any case tackle different subjects. Here's a sensible list of questions to match your subject:

Yes I'm living the dream to the full

On balance I am living the dream but with reservations

Not sure

On balance I'm not living the dream, but with some plusses

No I'm not living the dream

I have had to move back to the UK as my minuscule business needs turning around due to the economy and all that.

I would give my right arm to wake up in Thailand again, Thailand for me feels like home after so many years, I will be back, if only for my sanity. You do feel a percent Thai when you live there. However you do get the buddha chain expat or the steak and chips expat. Thailand is for me though with me having a healthy mix of the two examples.

Anyone got a job ;)

It's a pity that this poll makes no provision for someone who has already left Thailand.

I think a lot are living in a Dream in the land of not so smiles.

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love it here,no complaints at all even after 15 years,adapt is the name of the game,

love it here,no complaints at all even after 15 years,adapt is the name of the game,

Off topic ...

I'm not sure if it's "the dream" but it's a lot nicer living here than in the UK. Until the civil war starts, of course.

I'm not sure if it's "the dream" but it's a lot nicer living here than in the UK. Until the civil war starts, of course.

Yes civil war in the UK is immanent. vote UKIP .

Love it, I have a life here compared to a complete lack of one in the UK...

Living here suits me, my only drawback, is the ''Driving Standards' apart from that i am happy......

cheesy.gifDriving ? cheesy.gif

Here is no such thing as driving! It is more like this:

[watch the thai (?) girl at 1:07 she is NOT speaking into her mobile. So not 100% correct]

YES

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If living the dream means not getting raped by the tax man to sponsor scroungers then yes I am living the dream

The only unhappy Farangs I meet are on Thai Visa or in their cups staggering home from the pub chased by midget Burmese pink elephants.

It is better living here than the nanny state .The nanny state ......dont do this , give me more tax , here is your fine for going 4 km over the speed limit . you are not paying enough tax etc etc etc .

I'd agree with most of that but I'd say it's more akin to blatant institutionalized, state-sponsored theft than symptomatic of the nanny state

The nanny state is what saves your arse when that illness your medical insurance doesn't cover requires an operation to prevent it killing you.

At least here, 9 times out of 10, if you get ripped off, it goes to Somchai the motorbike taxi rider or the noodle stall; back home, it goes to any of a number of central and/or local government agencies.

The tossers even have targets, <deleted>.

I am living the dream here and that's without a matrimonial slave to iron my undies, cook a daily coronary-on-a-plate full English breakfast, place After Eight mints on my pillow, tweeze my bum fluff and scatter rose petals in front of me as I move through the apartment.laugh.png

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I am happy with my life here. Enough pension to be able to have a comfortable lifestyle that I would not be able to afford in the USA. No more living from paycheck to paycheck as monthly bills and spiraling costs of living make saving virtually impossible. No more stress from a job that expects more and more output from its employees as benefits are slowly reduced.

I am happy to be alive and free here.

Please vote people! its an anonymous poll, so be truthful...thumbsup.gif

No it`s not. The votes are public, per your choice when setting it up.

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