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Conversations with a Buffalo: Chapter Three

by Fiedee July 24, 2010 General

Short Horns All of you have been waiting for this part. You want to know what we talked about. I’m going to tell you. A lot was said. A lot more than I’m going to tell you here. We talked about all kinds of stuff, lots of different topics. Sometimes, I’ll write down verbatim what [...]

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Conversations with a Buffalo – Chapter Two

by Fiedee July 23, 2010 General

  Dennis Dennis, for that was his name; it was blazoned across his T-shirt, grinned widely and pointed in the direction of the temple on the outskirts of the village. He marched off soldier-like. Left, right, left, right. And I joined in. I fell in line. Both of us now were marching like soldiers, knees [...]

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Conversations with a Buffalo

by Fiedee July 22, 2010 General

Conversations with a Buffalo Chapter One Ouwa Ouwa. A deep groan blows out. Now a lot of you will find this story interesting. It happened five years ago. Some of you won’t believe it. You’ll say “Na”. Some of you will believe it and say nothing and nod slowly a few times. Some of you, [...]

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ARAI NA?

by Mega July 21, 2010 General

By MEGA Hunter S. Thompson is/was probably my favorite author. He had an unusual knack for cutting through the gloss of the human experience and getting right to the heart, the very core, of the basic shit that motivates us. And that, unsurprisingly, is us. Yeah, that’s it, we’re essentially a self serving, what’s in [...]

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Twisted Tales

by Fiedee July 20, 2010 General

Twisted Tales To splice or not to splice? Read the previous post “Sucked In”. In my opinion, it’s best not to, but not all of my mates agree with that, so I’ve got some of them sitting here now with me to ask them their views and for their advice before giving my own. Surprisingly, [...]

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Sucked In

by Fiedee July 20, 2010 General

Sucked In Ok, mate, so you’ve been sucked in. You don’t realise it now but you need help. This post will help you to find your way out of your stupor. Now, I’m writing this on my tod this time, so I’m going to ask my mates to chip in later to help me out [...]

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Dogs

by Fiedee July 18, 2010 Expat Life

Dogs Love ‘em; hate ‘em. They bark loudly; they foul the path; they bite; they can give you rabbies. They can also be faithful friends; protect you and give you companionship and lot of pleasure; as well as healthy psychological benefits. Who cares? There seems to be millions of them in Thailand, and Bangkok is [...]

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Advice for Stingy Bastards in Bangkok

by Fiedee July 16, 2010 General

Advice for stingy bastards in Bangkok Are you a stingy bastard? I am. Do you want to be a happy and successful stingy bastard in Bangkok like me? If you do, then read on. Now, if you’re like me, you’re not happy unless you can go a day without spending. And if you have to [...]

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How to Pull a Bird in Bangkok

by Fiedee July 14, 2010 General

New to Bangkok? Want to pull a bird? Take a sneek then geezer. Lots of blokes roam around Bangkok looking for Birds. Birds know it. Blokes know it. Even the ones who aren’t looking. And many aren’t. For every 10o blokes in BK, about 40 are looking out for it. Now, when I say “pull [...]

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On foot from Bangkok to Chiang Mai

by thaistory July 11, 2010 People

In December 2010, Michael David Nepia intends to walk the 750 km from Bangkok to Chiang Mai in an attempt to raise money for charity and give hope to children who were not as fortunate as most of us. Such a big task could never happened without Hope Worldwide Thailand, a non-profit organization dedicated to [...]

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