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    Seems to be a few new female posters, who are male...may be wrong..but the language seems to improve very quickly..

    just sayin...
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    Kids out of school - again - for a storm that came nowhere near us - again. While I feel for the unfortunates who are bearing the brunt of the storm, it would be nice if they exercised a bit of common sense in the Department of Education rather than just randomly closing schools for no reason - again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pragmatic View Post
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    The airbase and SUT are on opposite sides of the road. Airbase on the left as you head out of Korat on the 304 and SUT on the right.
    I know but I was at the Suranaree Hospital with the airbase in between. To get to SUT my GPS gave me a route which takes you through the airbase.
    Ah, I see. It used to be no problem getting access to the airbase and travelling through it. Recent coups have made it more difficult.

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    Spent $500 on the car in the last week.

    Today the wife drove us to the shopping centre (on her learners permit) and, while I was saying "c'mon c'mon c'mon....turn" to try to get her to turn the wheel a bit more so she wasn't straddling two parking bays, her poor little brain seized up and she pushed the accelerator instead of the brake. We accelerated straight into a brick wall.

    Luckily plastic bumpers are very shock-absorbent, but it was rather off-putting when we went right up over the large lump of concrete put to stop cars going any further, and into the wall.

    I must confess to the cardinal no-no of yelling "YOU FUCKING RETARD" at an Issaan woman. I had visions of crumpled bonnet, smashed lights and the new radiator punctured. But luckily, only bumper damaged.

    A multi-tasker she ain't.

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    Friday morning hangovers........BASTARDS!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Latindancer View Post
    Spent $500 on the car in the last week.

    Today the wife drove us to the shopping centre (on her learners permit) and, while I was saying "c'mon c'mon c'mon....turn" to try to get her to turn the wheel a bit more so she wasn't straddling two parking bays, her poor little brain seized up and she pushed the accelerator instead of the brake. We accelerated straight into a brick wall.

    Luckily plastic bumpers are very shock-absorbent, but it was rather off-putting when we went right up over the large lump of concrete put to stop cars going any further, and into the wall.

    I must confess to the cardinal no-no of yelling "YOU FUCKING RETARD" at an Issaan woman. I had visions of crumpled bonnet, smashed lights and the new radiator punctured. But luckily, only bumper damaged.

    A multi-tasker she ain't.
    Trying to teach G/F to drive in Indo. Same thing accelerator not brake. Drove into the kitchen wall at the end of the car port.

    About 3 years later on a different contract, I went to a party at the same house. I asked the then resident if he had ever wondered whose car left the imprint of a licence plate in the wall.
    He said he had never noticed, so lots of examination, laughing and more drinking ensued

    Oh sorry OT as not MY house and not MY car.
    Better to think inside the pub, than outside the box?
    I apologize if any offence was caused. unless it was intended.
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    I think our cat is taking yaba.
    Psycho cat beware.

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    Early morning flight and a hangover, bastard.

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    As I walk a lot during the day..encounter numerous stairs..finally realized that you climb up on the right hand side and desend on the right hand side..

    They even have arrows on some stairways to prove it..
    Taken me 12 years to figure it out..
    Old age..bastards

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    You can easily get pissed (annoyed) when able body drivers park in the 'disabled alloted car spaces'.

    But untill I had kids I had no idea how many cars with disabled drivers park in the dedicated spots for parents with babies/kids and prams.

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    The wife has just given me a huge ear bashing about the 5 baht rice price and the politics there of. Just because I mentioned a few years ago that Thaksin still hasn't paid his taxes.

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    What's wrong with the natives driving cars with a broken bulb in their left turn indicator?
    You would think that they would change it for a new one!!!!

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    ^ Yeah, you gotta wonder why the bulb blew in the first place. It's only ever used once a month, if that. Should outlive the car.

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    For the umpteenth time, someone on a motorbike overtook me on the right so as to turn left right in front of me.
    Must have saved at least half a second rather than slow down and turn left behind me.

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    ^ Yeah, I see car drivers do that too. Thinking ahead and efficiency - lacking.

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    Chickenheads parking on the left with the right indicators on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT
    Chickenheads parking on the left with the right indicators on.
    Chicken-heads driving in low light and rainy conditions without fcuking headlights on. Oh, and chicken-heads driving in the right hand lane continuously.

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    What's with all the parking up and opening the bonnet before walking away?

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    ^Letting the (turbo) engine cool.
    Some of our works pickups are fitted with "turbo-timers" to allow diesel turbos to cool gradually.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_timer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maanaam View Post
    For the umpteenth time, someone on a motorbike overtook me on the right so as to turn left right in front of me.
    Must have saved at least half a second rather than slow down and turn left behind me.
    Best just to think of motorcyclists as drips (apt) running down a window. They just take the easiest / shortest route from destination to any given point.

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    About time they put another carriage on the BTS trains!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by noelbino View Post
    About time they put another carriage on the BTS trains!!
    Or reduced size of the people /platforms.

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    Fucin Tesco Lotus;

    Turkeys for sale on their website but only in CM or BKK.
    Ask the Chiang Kong mob and its impossible, quite fucin impossible, to have turkeys in Chiang Kong.

    twats!

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    Get this;

    Greeting from Tesco Lotus Shop Online.

    We do apologize for your inconvenience, which our service provided within Bangkok and some part of Chonburi, Chiangmai, Pathum Thani, Nonthaburi, Samut Prakan and Phuket provinces.
    Please check your available area here https://www.tescolotus.com/shoponlin...309.1464323932

    If you would like to order please log in or register and place an order to our website https://shoponline.tescolotus.com/groceries/en-GB

    You could not pick up an order at Chiang Kong branch because it is not Tesco Lotus Shop Online. And the turkey is available on the catalog by this link https://shoponline.tescolotus.com/gr...All=department

    For further information please do not hesitate to contact us at 1712 press 6 operate 08.00-22.00 daily.

    Best regards,
    Tesco Lotus Shop Online

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