Now that's just sick!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jet Gorgon
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Now that's just sick!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jet Gorgon
wot a load of shite keda
Meat and poison, I found it hilarious but possibly bcoz I know the characters.
I'd like to hear more about that.Quote:
fell victim to his bank in the early 1990s through morally reprehensible though technically legal use of microprint...
Any short trip on the Skytrain will ensure you see a western crank.
A bloke here in Ayutthaya is on medication
for his phychotic behavior.
Glenn's ok normally, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roc
^^I don't think beer is classed as medication.
^ lots of farangs has self-prescribed it though;)
I am still undecided. An MA in education is the safe bet but I would love to read for an MA in Political Violence and Terrorism at St Andrews in Scotland.
I'm pretty happy with my lot now TEFLing is ok if you are young and unmarried but one day I might want to settle down and have a family etc etc and that isn't really a good idea on a TEFLERS salary anywhere in the world.
I'm looking at a year or two back in the dreaded UK but seeing as I have, perhaps, another thirty nine years of work ahead of me it is only common sense to get some real post grad qualifications.
Oh the nutter is still at work. The mofo is running in a marathon in Pattaya tomorrow. Aparently he is near Olympic standard and is best mates with all the world champions. Why does Thailand also attract liars?
This character trait seems to be more acceptable over here...Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_dog
He was probably told to lie about his past when he left the SAS/CIA/Secret Service/ etc :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_dog
Backdrop is the 80s recession and my understanding is that, though he had dealt with them flawlessly for more than 30 years someone at his bank played around with a calculator and figured they could end up sitting pretty with a few flicks of a good lawyer's pen and foreclosing on all of his loans virtually overnight. They were sudden, clinical, ruthless and efficient, brought out some papers and used the small print to start demolishing his life's work - brick by painful brick.
He tried to fight back but these dudes were ferocious and in a panic - the country was in a panic - they buried him in paperwork, and importantly though he had trusted them over three decades and had this long term relationship with them, he had trusted them and signed what they put in front of him, so they had his signature in all the right places.
It later turned out they sold off some of his properties and assets to themselves and their own kind, at wildly deflated prices, and legally.
This and partial consequences are a buried plot more finely detailed in a book that'll probably never be completed.
^I don't know, i think Dickens has already written it:)
Practically every farang i meet was working before in Iraq for 1000U$D per day.Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_dog
I did that, but only after the CIA came after me for smuggling weapons and drugs in Afghanistan after I was kicked out of the SAS cos they found out I was forced to leave MI6 after I broke the bank at Monte Carlo. Now I get 100 baht a day at Ajarn Bazza's Angrit-o-rama and gogo in Chonburi. Anyway next week I start a new job as a Ninja in the French Foreign Legion so I have to say goodbye to all my hi-so Thai mafia contacts what have connections to police generals and the royal family.
^ your mates with carabaou as well arnt you?
Milkman:
mad_dogQuote:
What subject are you going to study for your Master's?
Going to return and continue in education in LOS or somewhere else overseas?
I agree, m_d,Quote:
I am still undecided. An MA in education is the safe bet but I would love to read for an MA in Political Violence and Terrorism at St Andrews in Scotland.
I'm pretty happy with my lot now TEFLing is ok if you are young and unmarried but one day I might want to settle down and have a family etc etc and that isn't really a good idea on a TEFLERS salary anywhere in the world.
I'm looking at a year or two back in the dreaded UK but seeing as I have, perhaps, another thirty nine years of work ahead of me it is only common sense to get some real post grad qualifications.
Teaching EFL is a single man's game, depending on how my money one has already invested, how much property one has, or how much outside income one has coming in.
Otherwise, it's a long and tough road. I see it now.
MD, if you already have a real degree, you don't need a masters to get a different job. You need to network. Decide what you might like to do and approach people in the biz. If people know you are hard-working, friendly, polite, clean, neatly dressed, you know like Stroller or Marmie, then you get your foot in. Unless you want to go into investment banking. Then you need an MBA so you can photocopy and collate documents for the first two years.
Network!
clean, as in clean mind and clean living??
or clean, as in you shower several times everyday including before and after each short time you go for!?
Thank you, yes that's me. :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jet Gorgon