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I was asked this question a couple of weeks ago. Its been on my mind ever since. I couldn't really think of any good deeds I did in 2013, that werent for mine or my families benefit. It bothers me a bit, I make good money in bkk and have a good life here, but I cant think of any instances where I've given back.

What about you lot?

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Paid all the expenses for two Thai girls attending high-school.
(OK, so I am married to one of them, but it still counts)

You're married to a high school girl ?....not even in Uni yet ?

Crikey....cradle snatcher much

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Can't believe the moralistic tone people take - nothing wrong with marrying high school girls as long as the parents and local officials approve, otherwise none of your business.

Even back home, many jurisdictions are 16, some are 14.

Self-righteous prudes and religious fanatics trying to impose their views all around the world.

Just because the west keeps postponing growing up later and later, most western people well into their 20s are still in adolescent mode, permanent students some don't take a fully adult view of the world until well into their 30s.

Nuts to that!

er....you do know he's 52, don't you?

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Can't believe the moralistic tone people take - nothing wrong with marrying high school girls as long as the parents and local officials approve, otherwise none of your business.

Even back home, many jurisdictions are 16, some are 14.

Self-righteous prudes and religious fanatics trying to impose their views all around the world.

Just because the west keeps postponing growing up later and later, most western people well into their 20s are still in adolescent mode, permanent students some don't take a fully adult view of the world until well into their 30s.

Nuts to that!

er....you do know he's 52, don't you?

shhhhh....high school girl and grandpa going at it is ok according to wym....

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Can't believe the moralistic tone people take - nothing wrong with marrying high school girls as long as the parents and local officials approve, otherwise none of your business.

Even back home, many jurisdictions are 16, some are 14.

Self-righteous prudes and religious fanatics trying to impose their views all around the world.

Just because the west keeps postponing growing up later and later, most western people well into their 20s are still in adolescent mode, permanent students some don't take a fully adult view of the world until well into their 30s.

Nuts to that!

er....you do know he's 52, don't you?

shhhhh....high school girl and grandpa going at it is ok according to wym....

Mathayom 6 is over 18 years of age isn't it?

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As soon as I stepped foot in this country I have done something good every year, not just one, cos nobody in this country has given me anything, except Mrs.Trans of course. smile.png

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Can't believe the moralistic tone people take - nothing wrong with marrying high school girls as long as the parents and local officials approve, otherwise none of your business.

Even back home, many jurisdictions are 16, some are 14.

Self-righteous prudes and religious fanatics trying to impose their views all around the world.

Just because the west keeps postponing growing up later and later, most western people well into their 20s are still in adolescent mode, permanent students some don't take a fully adult view of the world until well into their 30s.

Nuts to that!

There are a lot of Thai women who do not have high school diploma and most of them are in their 20th+. Lucky for them now many of local schools offer the diploma, all they have to do is study, take classes and take the test. I think that is what FiftyTwo's wife is doing, working on her high school diploma, not necessary she is in her teen. Got to be nice, guys.

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Just 10 minutes before I read this topic.

I offerred an ice cream to all the people , abouth 10 childeren and 20 adults constructing a house in front off where I live.

Paid 300 bath, and got the nicest smiles you will ever see!

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Just 10 minutes before I read this topic.

I offerred an ice cream to all the people , abouth 10 childeren and 20 adults constructing a house in front off where I live.

Paid 300 bath, and got the nicest smiles you will ever see!

napoleon 3

You will have queue at your place tomorrow when the word gets around...............whistling.gif

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Paid all the expenses for two Thai girls attending high-school.

(OK, so I am married to one of them, but it still counts)

You're married to a high school girl ?....not even in Uni yet ?

Crikey....cradle snatcher much

She finishes high-school at the end of the month, then off to CM uni for a teaching degree.

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Just 10 minutes before I read this topic.

I offerred an ice cream to all the people , abouth 10 childeren and 20 adults constructing a house in front off where I live.

Paid 300 bath, and got the nicest smiles you will ever see!

napoleon 3

You will have queue at your place tomorrow when the word gets around...............whistling.gif

Hey transam,

I understand what you mean.

I hope you will be wrong!!!

I hope to have some nice smiles, and I don't care to do it every week or so !

It makes me feel good.

I hope you understand and agree.

Kindly

napoleon3

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I paid for 1/3 of a good friends new Motorbike. His burnt up and he was low on cash so I paid the balance and he is now happily on the road again.

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I paid for 1/3 of a good friends new Motorbike. His burnt up and he was low on cash so I paid the balance and he is now happily on the road again.

Scott, you are such a nice man, you give your GF 60k a month and now you help your friend paid for the new motorbike. Do you have a twin brother? I need to meet him, 555.

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I paid for 1/3 of a good friends new Motorbike. His burnt up and he was low on cash so I paid the balance and he is now happily on the road again.

Scott, you are such a nice man, you give your GF 60k a month and now you help your friend paid for the new motorbike. Do you have a twin brother? I need to meet him, 555.

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I would marry him or his brother for 60K a month too.........intheclub.gif.pagespeed.ce.TVIbELwsxN.gi .

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I paid for 1/3 of a good friends new Motorbike. His burnt up and he was low on cash so I paid the balance and he is now happily on the road again.

Scott, you are such a nice man, you give your GF 60k a month and now you help your friend paid for the new motorbike. Do you have a twin brother? I need to meet him, 555.

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I would marry him or his brother for 60K a month too.........intheclub.gif.pagespeed.ce.TVIbELwsxN.gi .

Well Transam, it is depending on how hot you are to get the 60k. Are you hot?

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I think a big part of doing good is not telling anyone about it. Otherwise doing good may become confused with seeking approval of others or pride.

Agree. If you need to advertise what you've done, then you're just doing it for selfish gain.

dont_toot_your_own_horn_elephant_cartoonIt's not attractive and seldom impresses anyone.

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