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Bizarre: Photos of symbolic death ritual at Thai temple
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UK at critical financial juncture! Hide & watch!
UK FTSE-100 on critical support rising Trendline. Break this & an avalanche highly likely! Monthly timeframe chart so daily wiggles not so important! Only a deciseive break of this red uptrend line counts. We do not have that BREAK yet! Wait & see! -
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Thailand goes all in on The Homosexual Movement
8,270 posts in two years. That's a lot of hot air. 😜 -
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Thailand goes all in on The Homosexual Movement
How can there be 2 spirit when gender is fluid? Or bi for that matter. -
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Now starting: Chiang Mai Expats Dining Group
Well, doing exactly that is an easy and often pleasant way to meet people, especially other expats. Two examples -- hopefully helpful to my fellow expats who are a bit shy: Many years ago, when "Butter is Better" first opened, I went for a meal. Sat down and started studying the menu. Another man at the next table, about my age, appeared to be a fellow expat. Turned to him and said, "This is my first time here. I hope you don't mind me asking, what is that you ordered and how is it?" He explained. So I said to the waitress, "I'll have what he ordered. Same-same." That was all it took to start a friendly and very pleasant conversation. Just the other day, at a different restaurant, at a table by myself, another expat-looking man walked in alone and went past my table to the toilet. Looked like a decent sort. So when he returned, I said, "Good morning. I'm eating alone today. If you'd like some conversation with your meal, you're welcome to sit here." He did and we had a good time exchanging expat stories. I've found that many expats (many, but not all) are eager for conversation with other expats. All they need is the opportunity. Provide that opportunity and it is quite easy to make new friends. -
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Britain's Energy Crisis: A Cautionary Tale of Misguided Policies and Imported Power
Although the French energy company the EDL , did make a 20 Billion loss last year -
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Sylvester Stallone hails Trump as the second George Washington
What’s racist and facist about what was posted Love it when leftist nutters show who they really are. Nutters. Just like the meltdown videos. Please post your meltdown video- 1
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Mortality
Yeah, good point. Maybe we might have WWIII, all the technology will be destroyed, and then we will have to go back to hunting lions. And the ones who have done extreme sports will be the only ones who survive. Or ... Hunger Games
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