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[Tippaporn]

Somebody please pass kayo the flashlight. He seems to be in the dark.

[dr_Pat_Pong]

Somebody please pass kayo the flashlight. He seems to be in the dark.

He says that he is off the pIss but I suspect that is not the truth LOL

[Mossfinn]

Somebody please pass kayo the flashlight. He seems to be in the dark.

He says that he is off the pIss but I suspect that is not the truth LOL

I sometimes feel that a doctors diagnosis may well be wrong.

Good Luck

Moss

[dr_Pat_Pong]

If it isn't the booze I reckon he's in deep psychological trouble then

[Mossfinn]

If it isn't the booze I reckon he's in deep psychological trouble then

Well can't argue with the Doc there

Moss

[macb]

Hello folks:

Well I already posted and replied to threads now i introduce myself.

HELLO

Well I live Burriram I am from Lincolnshire UK. I been in THailand since April 2004 and I dont miss the UK at all.

Got my wife and we have a baby on the way. Got our house and a German Sheperd. and all the rest.

Hope i can add my bit on the threads whether any good or not I will do my best I am out-spoken and can take flake.

Lets go

macburriram

[Jai Dee]

to macburriram.

Make sure you check out the Isaan Forum.

[artsblueknight]

Hello and thank you!

My name is Randy and I am from California, USA. I resently came to Thailand and married the love of my life. I spent three great weeks with her and our three beautiful daughters.

Now, I want to move to Thailand but, my wife wants to come to America. So, if she and I can agree.

I am 54 and cannot retire for 8 years. I have work in the Automotive field, construction, cabinetry and now I am do door installs. I had a shop do Upholstery on car, boats and furniture. Had to close it because of a bad divorce.

My questions is this...

How does one go about finding a job in Thailand? I appreciate any help on this!

Thanks so much!

Randy

Edited August 7, 2006 by artsblueknight

[kayo]

If it isn't the booze I reckon he's in deep psychological trouble then

Well can't argue with the Doc there

Moss

Hello folks:

Well I already posted and replied to threads now i introduce myself.

HELLO

Well I live Burriram I am from Lincolnshire UK. I been in THailand since April 2004 and I dont miss the UK at all.

Got my wife and we have a baby on the way. Got our house and a German Sheperd. and all the rest.

Hope i can add my bit on the threads whether any good or not I will do my best I am out-spoken and can take flake.

Lets go

macburriram

Hi Randy, and Mac Burrir.

dWelcome to the forum.

The doc was correct and incorrect. I AM off the sauce, mostly. In that he was incorrect.

I am deeply psychologically troubled. In this the good doctor was quite correct.

[Krupnik]

Hiya. I joined recently and have been posting a little bit already but saw this and thought I'd introduce myself. I'm Dee and I'm from UK. I went to Thailand last year travelling - only for three months - but I loved it so much that when I got back I left again another four months later! Had to come back again after three months (which was about two weeks ago) but as soon as I have enough money I shall be back again. I found this forum and want to keep up with what's going on and hear other people's opinons about various places etc and what it's like to actually live there as I'd like to get a job (teaching English - hopefully) and stay for alot longer next time. In Chiang Mai, specifically - love it there..

Cheers!

Edited August 7, 2006 by Krupnik

[Mossfinn]

Hello folks:

Well I already posted and replied to threads now i introduce myself.

HELLO

Well I live Burriram I am from Lincolnshire UK. I been in THailand since April 2004 and I dont miss the UK at all.

Got my wife and we have a baby on the way. Got our house and a German Sheperd. and all the rest.

Hope i can add my bit on the threads whether any good or not I will do my best I am out-spoken and can take flake.

Lets go

macburriram

to

I agree with Jaidee Isaan forum is OK although can be a little quiet sometimes, check-out the posts by Ray they are quite uplifting.

Good Luck

Moss

Edited August 7, 2006 by Mossfinn

[Mossfinn]

Hello and thank you!

My name is Randy and I am from California, USA. I resently came to Thailand and married the love of my life. I spent three great weeks with her and our three beautiful daughters.

Now, I want to move to Thailand but, my wife wants to come to America. So, if she and I can agree.

I am 54 and cannot retire for 8 years. I have work in the Automotive field, construction, cabinetry and now I am do door installs. I had a shop do Upholstery on car, boats and furniture. Had to close it because of a bad divorce.

My questions is this...

How does one go about finding a job in Thailand? I appreciate any help on this!

Thanks so much!

Randy

Good Luck Randy and

Try and search the jobs issue it has been asked a few times before and glean what you can or ignore what you read it is really your choice.

Good Luck

Moss

[Mossfinn]

Hiya. I joined recently and have been posting a little bit already but saw this and thought I'd introduce myself. I'm Dee and I'm from UK. I went to Thailand last year travelling - only for three months - but I loved it so much that when I got back I left again another four months later! Had to come back again after three months (which was about two weeks ago) but as soon as I have enough money I shall be back again. I found this forum and want to keep up with what's going on and hear other people's opinons about various places etc and what it's like to actually live there as I'd like to get a job (teaching English - hopefully) and stay for alot longer next time. In Chiang Mai, specifically - love it there..

Cheers!

Krupnik,

Check-out the teaching forum it might help yuo along.

Good Luck

Moss

[Mossfinn]

If it isn't the booze I reckon he's in deep psychological trouble then

Well can't argue with the Doc there

Moss

Hello folks:

Well I already posted and replied to threads now i introduce myself.

HELLO

Well I live Burriram I am from Lincolnshire UK. I been in THailand since April 2004 and I dont miss the UK at all.

Got my wife and we have a baby on the way. Got our house and a German Sheperd. and all the rest.

Hope i can add my bit on the threads whether any good or not I will do my best I am out-spoken and can take flake.

Lets go

macburriram

Hi Randy, and Mac Burrir.

dWelcome to the forum.

The doc was correct and incorrect. I AM off the sauce, mostly. In that he was incorrect.

I am deeply psychologically troubled. In this the good doctor was quite correct.

Well we have something in common Kayo.

No offence meant on that score, as for the psychological situation, ummm, well we could have that in common too,

Good Luck with the sauce

Moss

Edited August 7, 2006 by Mossfinn

[migrant]

Hey All

Migrant here writing from California.

Am nearing early retirement age in 4-5 years and have been searching around for potential places to land. Came across Thailand a few years ago, and after a bunch of trips narrowed it down.

I guess it helped that I started going out with a Thai lady here in the states a couple years ago (just coincidence, not searching specifically for a Thai Lady) and we will marry later this year, beginning next.

She's been here 10 years, widowed from her Thai husband, works 2 jobs and goes to school.

She is from Hua Hin Cha Am area where she still owns a chunk of land. We went together and met her family last year (first time back for her in 10 years)

Family nice, helpful, no asking for money, gifts and paying their share.

Don't think we will settle on that land, probably look closer to the ocean and nearer Hua Hin.

Lots of knowledge here I will hope to tap, and share my 2 cents worth (less than 2 bahts worth)

Thanks!!

[Krupnik]

Hiya. I joined recently and have been posting a little bit already but saw this and thought I'd introduce myself. I'm Dee and I'm from UK. I went to Thailand last year travelling - only for three months - but I loved it so much that when I got back I left again another four months later! Had to come back again after three months (which was about two weeks ago) but as soon as I have enough money I shall be back again. I found this forum and want to keep up with what's going on and hear other people's opinons about various places etc and what it's like to actually live there as I'd like to get a job (teaching English - hopefully) and stay for alot longer next time. In Chiang Mai, specifically - love it there..

Cheers!

Krupnik,

Check-out the teaching forum it might help yuo along.

Good Luck

Moss

Thanks Moss, I've been looking a bit already and finding it useful.

[That kid Chris]

Hello all, have been enjoying this site for a while now.

[kayo]

welcome,

Your local friendly village psycotic!

[dr_Pat_Pong]

welcome,

Your local friendly village psycotic!

[The Boxer]

We at Thaivisa welcome all new members in the Thai year 2549, or perhaps as most of us might know it, 2006.

Post your introduction here so we all might get a chance to know you, and you us before you start posting.

Welcome to Thaivisa, we hope you enjoy your time here

Hi Have been around a long time but until I got my dog to register always seemed to get it wrong, anyway she came over from UK to join my Thai wife and me earlier this year. The locals are not sure of her and like to keep it that way but as most know a boxer will lick you death.

Have had a house built (another story may post later) and now looking for something to do to keep 'madam' in the way she become accustomed to in the UK!

Cheers

[redrus]

We at Thaivisa welcome all new members in the Thai year 2549, or perhaps as most of us might know it, 2006.

Post your introduction here so we all might get a chance to know you, and you us before you start posting.

Welcome to Thaivisa, we hope you enjoy your time here

Hi Have been around a long time but until I got my dog to register always seemed to get it wrong, anyway she came over from UK to join my Thai wife and me earlier this year. The locals are not sure of her and like to keep it that way but as most know a boxer will lick you death.

Have had a house built (another story may post later) and now looking for something to do to keep 'madam' in the way she become accustomed to in the UK!

Cheers

Welcome to Boxer dude, enjoy the forum.

redrus

[kayo]

Hi! Welcome!

Watch out for the following members:

... actually, it´s easier if I just put the folowiong down:

We have 32,427 registered members

Watch out for all of ´em!!!

Newbies buy the first round!

[macb]

Thanks for the greetings folks:

And I now welcome all newcomers to the site........And just want to add I find this a good site I looked at a few and I do like thisd one.

macb

[Alreadyinuse]

Hi all,

Thought I would introduce myself. I am male, 40 yrs scandinavian. My small, yet guiding principles of life is to look at people for who they got potential to become instead of who they appear as. At the same time I am trying to get as much as possible out of every day. I wanna go to bed knowing that I did my absolute best on a daily basis , knowing I have nothing to regret the next day (btw, does not always help).

Looking forward visiting and posting on this forum. I have seen many interesting postings so far which I follow with interest, for example the classified ads. My dreams is to be able to once again come back to Thailand, to be closer to my family and for work. I had to go back home for some time to study and is loooking for possibilities to get back to next high season.

Currently awaiting the answers as we speak. I think it will be a positive one and hopefully I am back in November already.

I completely fell in love with Thailand from the first time and have ever since regarded Thailand as my second home.

[kayo]

Hi all,

Thought I would introduce myself. I am male, 40 yrs scandinavian. My small, yet guiding principles of life is to look at people for who they got potential to become instead of who they appear as. At the same time I am trying to get as much as possible out of every day. I wanna go to bed knowing that I did my absolute best on a daily basis , knowing I have nothing to regret the next day (btw, does not always help).

Looking forward visiting and posting on this forum. I have seen many interesting postings so far which I follow with interest, for example the classified ads. My dreams is to be able to once again come back to Thailand, to be closer to my family and for work. I had to go back home for some time to study and is loooking for possibilities to get back to next high season.

Currently awaiting the answers as we speak. I think it will be a positive one and hopefully I am back in November already.

I completely fell in love with Thailand from the first time and have ever since regarded Thailand as my second home.

Hi Alreadyinuse.

Welcome to Tv.com

Your introduction prompted me to post on e of my slightly more serious posts.

I´m a longer time user of tv, and I used to live in Los for years. Now I am in Central America.

I have since a short time been on the wagon for an array of drugs and alcohol problems. I´ve not gone newborn christian or anything, but I have started to find, albeit slowly, a new found lease on things like, er.. life.

I don´t know how realisticly I can apply the idea of doing alittle good every day, going to bed with no regrets, but those lines prompted me to say a very warm welcome to you. I to, am trying to revert to a little more selflessness, and a little more constructiveness

Welcome to tv.com

Kayo

(the village Klown)

[Tippaporn]

Kayo

(the village Klown)

Sounds innocent, doesn't it? Don't be fooled. Have a look . . .

. . . and a closer look, if you dare . . .

TV has had reports of missing members throughout the years. Beware. Don't fall victim to the Klown.

This has been a public service warning from the TV Member Safety Board. Tippaporn, President.

Edited August 12, 2006 by Tippaporn

[Mossfinn]

Hello all, have been enjoying this site for a while now.

Hi Chris,

Look out for the Klown and read his posts carefully, you might need the Rosetta Stone, but its always worth it in the end.

Good Luck

Moss

[Mossfinn]

Hi Have been around a long time but until I got my dog to register always seemed to get it wrong, anyway she came over from UK to join my Thai wife and me earlier this year. The locals are not sure of her and like to keep it that way but as most know a boxer will lick you death.

Cheers

Boxer, great dog but a little too big for my liking, I have two great pedigree Irish Chihauhaus, the female is small even for a Chihauhau.

Hope you have a good time on it is a great teaching forum.............,sometimes.

Good Luck

Moss

[Mossfinn]

Hi all,

My small, yet guiding principles of life is to look at people for who they got potential to become instead of who they appear as. At the same time I am trying to get as much as possible out of every day. I wanna go to bed knowing that I did my absolute best on a daily basis , knowing I have nothing to regret the next day (btw, does not always help).

I had to go back home for some time to study

Currently awaiting the answers as we speak.

Hello Alreadyinuse, bumped into you last night, during a firefight, glad you got out of it alive

Great principles, hope you succeed, Good Luck with your results and hope you get back to see your family soon.

Good Luck

Moss

[knutisan]

Hello everybody!i'm a new member to this forum.I have been living in LOS 11 year's and i love it with it up;s and down

I come from Norway.

Now i am living in the isan area,in Ubon ratsatani,Khemmarat.

If there is some other Norwegian;s in isan, and i now about a few around be free to contact me.

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Edited August 14, 2006 by Jai Dee