Oops, almost forget to translate.
Hillbilly's wife said she has talked with this woman already and she knows that this woman truly loves her dogs, she even eats and sleeps with her dogs.Originally Posted by hillbilly
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11-06-2006, 09:05 PM #26A bladdy woman
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11-06-2006, 10:50 PM #27befuddled
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If any of you good people post Thai script could you please be kind enough to increase the font size......Just so I can see what I'm not understanding - Thanks in Advance (F.U Pat).
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12-06-2006, 09:37 AM #28Thailand Expat
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We don't really have a problem with soi dog's around here as there are'nt any soi's
. Most of houses have about 3-5 dogs, but the houses are pretty well spaced. Most of our dog's end up being hit by cars/lorrys.
Theres a fairly busy road at the front and I've had about 12 die in the last few years. Whenever we get puppy's we keep them up the farm now as it's about 400 m from the road but when they grow they wander down to the house/shop. with such a high death rate it's not worth me buying a "pedigree" dog. I'd love a pair of Rotwilers or Irishwolf hounds (I dont think you can get them here) but I'd have to keep then caged so would'nt really be worth itI have more than the average number of arm and legs
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16-06-2006, 08:13 PM #29Being chased by sloths
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This woman survives on donations, I read an article about her.
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