Well I am gay, so perhaps that's why. :)
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Well I am gay, so perhaps that's why. :)
A bit of a double chin, but just wait until you see the moustache:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Koojo
Lovin the colours in the first pic CM
When I get a bit of spare time I,ll pay you a visit and you can run through some of your photoshop skills with me ,, do you have a certificate ? :)
Fraid not.
Such talents come natural to us gays. :)
His hands are quite lovely and soft, as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Koojo
Counting money?
Yes, very girly hands indeed!:)
Is that an afro peaking out from behind the photoshop Mao? :)
the photoshop?
So it's not a photoshop? That's quite the tumor you have on your shoulder then. Should get that checked out. :mid:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chairman Mao
Should do.
Send the missus over, she got a nurse's outfit?
Sounds like an evening at EdenQuote:
Originally Posted by Koojo
^
Remember me Teddy, all those promises you broke after you'd had your way with me... I don't care, I've found a new, younger man!
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I liked your previous Av more.
Tom Jones in his speedos?
ffs betty, thats terrible, take it away!!
I'm not the one with a ring on my finger. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chairman Mao
So is that a yes or a no? :confused:
Give us a kiss for Christmas please !!!!!!
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Inside Terminal 21 Asoke,check out floor 4 and 5 for a place to find good food,even have a coupon area on the fifth floor much better then Robinsons.
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Home Security Fun Pack
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What's the stick for? Shoving up intruders arse?
That ain't a stick, it's a fackin' cosh, guvna..Quote:
Originally Posted by Koojo
The harvest is in. This was taken yesterday at the fields that the family farm. I was there to help move it back to the house so it wouldn't get stolen.
After the landlord and thresher chaps had taken their cut, the family had about 3.5 tonnes from 25 rai.
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Nice blue Isaan sky as always.
How much does a tonne go for?
Second hand Johnnys now for sale in the local shop..
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Pink trainers ? for business or pleasure ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Koojo
I don't know. They'll keep it all for themselves and only sell the surplus when next year's harvest is in. I'm not sure they have any to sell from last year's harvest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chairman Mao
We get free rice too, so the Midget is happy. The stuff you buy in Tesco is 2 or 3 years old from what I've been told.
Thai Rice Prices
.: www.thairiceexporters.or.th/price.htmQuote:
Originally Posted by Chairman Mao
http://gain.fas.usda.gov/Recent%20GA..._11-8-2011.pdf
I just asked the Midget.
Normal rice is about 18 baht a kilo (unpolished), but she doesn't know about the sticky rice.
I know its not really relevant but just to show the contrast last week I bought the wife in the Uk
4 kilos of easy cook basic rice £4 or if you like 46bht per kilo
2 kilos of glutinous rice £4 or vice verca 92bht per kilo
Why don't you go to a warehouse and buy high grade Thai rice at half the price you pay now ?Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
Thanks for the post. Makes me feel pretty good to know we did pretty well this year with 2 ton of sticky rice on 6 rai of land. Our planting was not done traditional Thai with planting and then transplanting. Rather we just hand seeded and let it grow. We did fertilizer a couple times during the growing season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
Send Jan shopping:)Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
Tesco Value Long Grain Rice - 1Kg £0.35/kg =16bht/kg
(it may be 10 years old though, but it comes in a shiny plastic bag)
I have been told that what I lugged back wasn't from the entire farm, as the normal rice had already been done. I think the landowners take between 25 & 40% of the harvest. I'll try to get proper figures at some point.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThaiAmThanks for the post. Makes me feel pretty good to know we did pretty well this year with 2 ton of sticky rice on 6 rai of land. Our planting was not done traditional Thai with planting and then transplanting. Rather we just hand seeded and let it grow. We did fertilizer a couple times during the growing season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
rice is ready up here too; delicious stuff, new rice
Particularly if creamed by Ambrosia.
Lil' bit of cinnamon sprinkled on top.
There,s only two of us so it's not worth buying it by the sack fullQuote:
Originally Posted by can123
Really? We buy a 23kg sack and it lasts about three months. We are four but my wife is the main consumer by far. But in fact it is not much cheaper than 1kg in the next supermarket only the quality is far superior.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelandjan
That was vomit inducing for me even when I was a child. Tastes are really different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chairman Mao