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    Quote Originally Posted by NickA
    did you have a beard?
    i think i did

    a little one

    i'm an ok mass for my height now but they had only seen me 2 stone overweight before

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    4 kids i have , to answer the earlier questionl. I also look back now at the cowboy suit and orange i used to get every year and thank god for the thai postal service this xmas time

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dillinger
    I also look back now at the cowboy suit and orange i used to get every year and thank god for the thai postal service this xmas time
    this has never happened to me before but my mum sent me a pair of brookes pure connect 2 running shoes for christmas....

    every other time that she has sent anything over the past ten years they have just arrived

    this time i had an import duty note and had to go down to the post office to collect them and pay a tax of 1200 baht

    i was seething....i often seethe when i perceive an injustice

    i tried to be all nice at first and ended up chucking the money at her when i realised that it was either pay or send the shoes back



    i didn't do well

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    they're about £60-£70, so £25 tax is a massive rip off

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    the irony of the thing is... they're probably made in thailand

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    bought 4 fish tanks over the year but now skint.

    but will buy them some thing nice tomorrow

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    Quote Originally Posted by NickA
    they're about £60-£70
    exactly that


    Quote Originally Posted by NickA
    so £25 tax is a massive rip off
    that's why i got all umpty and pissy


    Quote Originally Posted by NickA
    the irony of the thing is... they're probably made in thailand
    don't think so, but you can't buy them here


    i love brookes trainers...feel some brand loyalty towards them

    they are really nice though
    wore my last pair into the ground and these ones are about half the weight....like running on air

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    not far away...

    All Brooks products are designed and engineered in the U.S. and manufactured in Southern China.

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    they guesstimated the cost at 3000 baht

    i told her to send them back as my mum was coming in january and could just bring them over for free

    she said they could do that, but they might take up to 6 weeks to arrive back home
    i got pissy as all shit and could tell that the lady hated me quite a lot

    i won't have anything else sent in future

    btw nick
    we just had a look at your facebook thingy and can't see a christmas tree

    the last image seems to have been uploaded yonks ago

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
    btw nick we just had a look at your facebook thingy and can't see a christmas tree
    jesus christ.... you've seen what my tree looks like, why the fuck would I post that?

    I'll probably do some tomorrow with all the presents around it



    Quote Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
    the last image seems to have been uploaded yonks ago
    my wife (Tim) might have put some up, befriend her if you wish... I think our wives met briefly and I'm sure they'd enjoy discussing somtam and blue sticky rice

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    nice pics of Juno by the way... is she walking yet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon View Post
    stop the pedantry
    i don't mean tiny little bits

    my older daughter loved those wooden alphabet things and other jigsaw puzzle type things when she was two

    people kept buying her more and bits went under the sofa and all over

    even pencils are a ballsache
    The pedantry wasn't intentional - it comes naturally.

    As for pencils, not at that age. My lad had to make do with crayons (which are a bastard to remove from watered down emulsion paint.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NickA
    is she walking yet?
    not yet

    she stopped trying after twatting her head on the ground

    now she just drops to her knees and crawls

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    I won't bother next time.

    Hours of choosing, buying and wrapping elicited a mere 6 billiseconds of interest.

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    I'll get them the Boardwalk Empire box set next year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nevvr View Post
    for kids its fun, the tree, the floss, the gifts. nice pics op. btw, are those siamese fighters in that tank?

    will eat each other for breakfast, may upset the poor child.
    No, they're fancy guppies and a few mollies and such, no aggressive fish in there that I can see.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NickA View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
    10 baht if they had a broken tail and 15 baht for a proper tail
    wtf?

    shrimps are another good idea.... and snails, they help keep the tank clean
    No, they'll take over the tank they breed too fast and eat everything not just algae and waste, get them a Plecostomus or Chinese algae eater.. The fish will eat your shrimp and the crabs will eat even the live, healthy fish, they slowly eat off their fins while they sleep until they can't swim and then eat them eventually, snails just take over and eat all the vegetation and overpopulate the tank.





    Probably a couple of the Chinese rascals as they're pretty small and don't get very large but only one good sized Plecostomus is needed. These fish are neutral and they won't bother anything (they're strictly vegetarian) and none of the other fish will bother them. The guppies do reproduce they're live bearers meaning live young and so do several others but the babies have to be quickly separated from the adults or they'll get eaten sometimes as they're being born so a good idea to get a separate small breeding tank to put the mother into a few days before she gives birth and have some fine grass floating around the top for the babies to hide in, after the babies are born remove the mother quickly as she'll eat then too if she gets the chance.

    The black spotted Marble Molly in the back looks pregnant already actually and probably ready to deliver any day now, keep an eye out for some small black spots showing up, without nice fine grass around the top they won't last long though, the tank is too populated for them to last long without it..
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    Quote Originally Posted by somtamslap View Post
    I won't bother next time.

    Hours of choosing, buying and wrapping elicited a mere 6 billiseconds of interest.
    The youngest has been gagging to open the pressies for a few days now, but has to wait for the older lad to get home from skool.

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    Bit of a panic this morning.

    Realised it was already christmas day and i hadn't got the kids anything, so i did the hangover dash to the local market that sells all sorts of stuff for kids.

    Picked out a few things, some wrapping paper and bows, and retired to the nearest hostelry to wrap everything whilst enjoying a hair of the dog.

    After a couple of beers i was well relieved when my mate the barman told me i didn't actually have any kids.

    Anybody want an unused connect4?

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    skool on crimbo day? poor kid. its difficult combining cultures/country specifics i guess.

    my boys were up at the crack of dawn running around. no snow here but i got some flour late last night and made 'santa footprints' around the house just for fun. all kids love this time of year.

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    my kid has already poured an entire bag of fish food into the tank

    took over an hour to clean it out and refill the bastard

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    5555555 wait until they turn up the thermo and cook them all.

    got a cat?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nevvr
    got a cat?
    3 of them

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