when it's dark, had a few paints downed, and on new territory, doesn't hurt to know where you've been so that you get there again sometime. Oh yea, the GPS, never leave home without it. :)Quote:
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when it's dark, had a few paints downed, and on new territory, doesn't hurt to know where you've been so that you get there again sometime. Oh yea, the GPS, never leave home without it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Loy Toy
I'll have to make it South of the LOS border to someplace other than Sing one day. 39% occupancy means you must be getting a fantastic rate on the place.Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
I always wear one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fuzzy Bob
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Is that a songkran shirt???Quote:
Originally Posted by crippen
Lots of nice places in Malaysia, whether you're looking for mountains (real mountains), beaches, horse racing, cricket, rugby, golf, paddy fields, loads of greenery . . . It really has all that Thailand has . . . and more (well, except for the open bar-hooker scene)Quote:
Originally Posted by SEA Traveler
We did. RM320 for a very nice pad . . . but we also know one of the CHM exco membersQuote:
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Originally Posted by November Rain
Of course it is a Songkran shirt! Smallest we could find .30bht
(Kept her inside pick up though. Too hot outside!:UK:
I didn't know there was such thing as a Songkran shirt. I love the colours. :)
OK, my hubby got me a nice new phone for my birthday and I tested out the camera feature on it a couple of days ago. I was at Dubai Mall in the morning before it opened. I saw this display of chairs by various artists:
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I really like this one:
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Who is sad enough to be n a mall before t open?
Nice pic of chair by the way.
Which phone you got? Pic quality seem to good to be true frm a phone.
Happy window shopping
TM, I had to go there to stock up on supplies for my business. The reason I was ther before it opened is that I took my husband to work, then I went straight there. I was there about half an hour before it opened and I got to have a nice breakfast at the Organics Shop and Cafe. :)
My phone is a Samsung touch screen something like this one:
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I wanted a new phone primarily for the camera feature and secondly for the music download feature - I'm still trying to figure this one out. ;-) The camera feature has quite a few settings like areal camera such as night, portrait, landscape, sports and sunset.
I've always had Nokia phones, so having a new brand is a learning curve.
Ah I see.
What is your busness?
Nce phone.
Good camera feature. You should thank your husband well.
iPhone got a lousy camera but ok for snapshots. Other phone blackberry bold is very good camera. And the third one Nokia E72 also has a very good camera.
Howver for music hard to beat Apple.
Anyhooter enjoy your new new phone.
Pics of your boobs, perhaps?
:smileylaughing: I like your bluntness. Thanks for the reviews on the other phones. As for my business, I'll start a thread on it next week because I'm going somewhere very nice for it. Keep an eye out for it.
I've bought (yet) another computer
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A friend of mine died recently, since he had no family here my wife and I took care of the arrangements needed to get him cremated etc. His ex-girlfriend in the UK sent some money over with a couple of her friends who are holidaying here to make a donation at the temple that performed the cremation. Here's the 'duty monk' after receiving the stuff this morning in Kathu's Get Ho (sp?) temple.
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Bangkok Sky Train.
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A view of the bungalow in our garden, a nice place to have a beer in the afternoon with my friend the gardener. ;)
Picture from top deck of Rimpa-Lampin Restaurant just South of Ban Ampur and North of Sattahip. Looking West into Guld of Siam at sunset on Sunday, 18 April 2010.
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In honour of Shakespeare's birthday...
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The mooring place in front of the RSC theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon on Monday.
And....
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...the grounds of Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-Upon-Avon. Same day. Thread coming in UK Travel when I have time to resize the rest of the bloomin' pics. :)
For the approximate 10 days that "magnolias" are in bloom, they look wonderful and cherry after a long damp winter.... but once they blossoms fall to the ground they do need to be cleaned up quickly because they look horrid on the ground turning brown on the bright green grass.Quote:
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Were the blossoms in the 2nd picture :cherry blossoms"? what?
Pai Ponsathorn the most popular male luktung singer today, the ladies think him lor mark. I think he's over rated, but Thai's know best :mid:
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Today was the anniversary of the world first steam engine in Camborne, a town 30 miles away. Fun day it was.
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11 men lost their lives on this rig...
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Got a few photo's of him backstage with family members when he visited Chumphae last year. Couldn't get him to smile in any of them. Maybe he'd just been dumped so that might explain it. :)Quote:
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Norma Jean in the background
Unlike Pai, Jintara smiling at Lumpini yesterday. She might have her faults but not many still in the game at her level after 22 years. Far better singer than a lot of the more recent 'stars'. Mali 100 baht.
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Piercing bodz in Chester where I had my frenum pierced :mid:
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R.I.P to those guys :(Quote:
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How come you got so close BM? Were you part of the rescue crew? Great shot btw.
i was just thinking same thing, I love pics of big machinery. that's a great shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Fresh Prince
There are lots of things in this picture that I like. Shadows, reflections, symmetry, the water, and the dark wood tones all are appealing to me.
Picture take at Muang Boran (Ancient City) in Samut Prakarn on Friday, 23 April 2010.
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My cat.
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My current fave Korean actress.
These were shots that have been circulated throughout the Oilfield since the disaster. I predict there will be big changes coming w/regard to downhole safety measures in the coming weeks and months. The gas they were attempting to cement in came up too fast and ignited from friction in the pipe. Why the blowout preventers/Rams did not close in time...?Quote:
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My cat hiding under the cupboard.
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Here's an overhead shot taken by helicopter shortly before the rig went under.
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On its way down. The Heli Deck isn't supposed to sit vertical...:confused:
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Of course when PTTEP had a rig fire recently we were inundated with comments about how incompetent PTTEP were and how they shouldn't be let near the oil industry.
So...which nationality are the dumbfucks today?
British Petroleum had the rig under contract...:mid:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcock
Post a photo a week, of anything/anywhere ...
Isn't it the title of the thread ? :rolleyes:
Now you're just showing off . . . yes, a very nice photo indeedQuote:
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Thanks PH but believe me, there was no intent for patting my own back. As beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I was just pointing out what I liked about this particular photograph. I do like these little klong boats though. I priced one at 15,000 baht new. Decided against it as I have no klongs near the house and I'd be better off with a small ocean worthy fishing boat.Quote:
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:) Not having a go at you at all . . . really a very good photoQuote:
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. . . and that is exactly what stands out.Quote:
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Another thing I noticed is that it seems quite 'un-Thai' in a way. It is clean and tidy, not only physically but also serene in a way . . .
Idiots, shouldn't be allowed in the oil industry, not the first time BP have had problems. Just incompetents!!Quote:
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