sunnyboy2018
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Thais have been copying the Japanese for decades
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8 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:
Yes I always keep bananas , mango, guava, apple etc in the fridge, the only fruit I keep out is oranges .
Keep fruit out of the fridge, especially bananas but use a gauze trap cover. Vinegar will not deter fruit flies. Fruit flies produce vinegar from fermenting alcohol.
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That does not look like a fruit fly to me. They are tiny and flimsy
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8 hours ago, kotsak said:
Right.. What does a city packed with hoes need?
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More hoes..
Speak English. This is not a Eubonics language thread. I welcome more working girls to the city.
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7 hours ago, LALes said:
Who cares about a bunch of Indian bars. They better keep Villa Market.
Who said anything about Indian Bars?
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9 hours ago, KhunKenAP said:
Will they hand out free underarm deodorant at the door with mandatory use?
You are woefully ignorant of the role of Indians in Thailand. They own land ans have massive business interests, including Nana Plaza, Nana Hotel and hold tracts of land around Sukhumvit.
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10 hours ago, Ron jeremy said:
Hahaha, what a laugh, the Indians are truly moving in!!!!
theyl be taking over soon. 2-3-4-5 guys splitting bar fines, sharing drinks, curry stalls out front. Pattaya- little calcutta????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Charter flights, walking 6- abreast down the streets. They can't fill the bars now, another 39 bars- gogos. Pattaya is turning into a circus.
Indians have historically been big landowners and entrepreneurs in Thailand. They own much of sukhumvit and the Nana hotel and Nana plaza.. both places that did not used to allow Indians in!
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10 hours ago, ezzra said:
Oh how lovely, Pattaya needs more bars right? This kind of venue will definitely inforce Pattaya as a family oriented destination, i hope he will not forget to install some kiddy playground in the complex...
It needs to forget the family nonsense...
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What are your talking about? You are aware that 'Nana' is an Indian family name, that Indians in Thailand are powerful entrepreneurs and landowners and THEY WILL NOT BE SUPPLYING INDIAN GIRLS TO DANCE in the new complex.
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1 hour ago, Pedrogaz said:
This guy has too many names. Sean, Scott Griffiths, presumably an Indian name. I don't much like investing in people who have too many names.
You havent been invited to invest.
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34 minutes ago, baansgr said:
Oh goody, group of bars with 1,000 baht bar fines and small Leo beer at 150 baht....another Rumpoo in the making
Nope. No comparison.
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10 hours ago, darksidedog said:
The authorities are going to love this guy. They do everything they can to stamp out smut and he is going to stick a huge GoGo right in the middle of 2nd road, where every family tourist is going to be walking by.
They have NOT tried to stamp out what you call smut. Not at all. New Go Gos open all the time. There might be a plan to move go go bars and the entertainment scene away from Beach Rd and Walking St. This development therefore is in line with such plans as is the growth of the Soi Buakao area.
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16 hours ago, NE1 said:
Make sure your house doesn't get robbed while you are away .
Cynical I know. But if somebody I don't know invites me to be away from my house on a specific date , I become suspicious.
Good point
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On 2/2/2019 at 3:34 AM, GeoMill said:
Thai kids, especially females are burdened with responsibilities from a very young age constantly helping out arouns the house and small businesses. Just because they have a happy care free attitude does not mean they do not carry burdens. It is because of filial duties and responsibilities that girls go to work in bars. The profile of the girls you describe I simply do not recognize. I meet bright, hard working Thais, Male and female, all of the time. I suspect certain foreign men unconsciously or otherwise end up in codependent relationships but usually it is the man infantalised in Thailand.
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This is not a Thai issue. She is deeply manipulative. You and your kid must get away from her. But beware, feminist solicitors will support her and break you. She will survive in the UK without you. She'll have a Thai community based around a temple to give her support. If shes attractive shell get by. You are in danger of losing your money, mind and kid. Be careful.
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Some Thais took me to a highly rated noodle stall right at the end of soi 5 Pratumnak on the right outside a 7/11. Went there about 1am. V good.
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On 12/14/2019 at 5:20 AM, Jingthing said:
I did try Robin Hood's fish and chips earlier this year and for me it was only OK. I don't eat that dish very often because I try to limit fried foods so when I do I want it to be really exceptional. I don't know of any current local place where I would feel that way, which is probably good news for my health.
The best fish and chips or even better, scallops and chips is from the small stall next to chow mein charlies on LKM at the SB entrance.
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Finally went to that cheap steak place on third rd. I must have passed it and similar places on 3rd Rd 100s of times. We went latish, about 1am and they had no beef steaks left but the pork steaks and salmon steak were good at around 50 to 80 baht and they came with salad and chips. We also had pasta. The Thai whiskey and beers were as cheap as one would expect and service was friendly and efficient. A nice location right next to a dodgy neon lit Karoke bar..so some nice back ground music and street theatre. I litterally saw a brown envelope being handed over!
Worth a visit if you're in the area. You can bring your own drinks in
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Photography is about post production in the darkroom, selection of chemicals, selection of papers, exposure times, to say nothing of dodging and burning.
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11 minutes ago, Yinn said:
This rule just for Farangs?
or is for all foreigner?
Most foreigner are not farang.
And any foreigner who self identifies as a 'farang' needs help. I think when I go to bus stations to buy a ticket I usually take my passport.
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51 minutes ago, lensta said:
Have to agree with you there, he is just a sanctimonious knob end.
The same sanctimonious posters often delight in the prosecution and punishment of people such as foreigners being imprisoned for minor infringements such as a few days overstay. Such sanctimony is shame linked too, ...early childhood issues.
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7 minutes ago, Matzzon said:
Can you explain what you just tried to post in a way that is possible to understand, please?
He suggests that a poster has shame issues. Pretty clear to me.
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10 hours ago, Matzzon said:
What a total douchebag. Appearently he have no clue about that that he is dancing to music played at a burial ceremony, or he is just one of those despicable persons that just do not care about his behaviour.
When I see this bad behaviour and disrespect to Thai culture, tradition and people I truly feel ashamed being a person of the caucasian race.Dancing to Thai music is not disrespectful. Its the opposite. Thais love it when you join in with their music. You are falling into the PC view of being offended on somebody else's behalf.
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23 hours ago, nickt092 said:
Sure and agreed. But I view the thai elite visa as a bribe and while i could swallow my bride and just pay. It still puts you on the hook for tm30 and 90 reports. So with that in mind for people that live in thailand, does the 90 day reports just become habit or do you hate/regret entertaining this concept?
The 90 day report is a breeze. Simply not an issue. Its just a few minutes 3 or 4 times a year
Worth a visit if you're in the area. You can bring your own drinks in
Expats in Thailand considering moving to Latin America prompted by Thai visa changes
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Well I can get by in French and Portuguese for survival purposes but many people speak English and these days there are many good translation apps. Why Ghana?