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Well I came down to NS with my oxygen bottle ready and except for a few whiffs of smoke in KP can see from miles from the roof of the GC hotel.
Nice place but do not ask for a cappuchino. You get a bit of black coffee, some whitener and in a shot glass about 2 ml of cold milk.
Going to the bigcity tomorrow but will stay a few days on my way back. Would be nice to meet people.
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In Topic: Thailand Needs Cricket
2012-05-28 05:19:27
David48, on 2012-05-28 02:27:23, said:
harrry, on 2012-05-27 22:18:18, said:
Icecream van....could help to keep the drinks cool.
What tune should it play?
What tune should it play?
The tune I'll suggest in a second ... however, in an attempt to introduce some wholesome family content I have a choice of a few promotional photos for the Ice-Cream Van ...
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In Topic: Thailand Needs Cricket
2012-05-27 18:49:44
brit1984, on 2012-05-27 18:35:51, said:
harrry, on 2012-05-27 18:29:25, said:
kevjohn, on 2012-05-27 18:27:22, said:
brit1984, on 2012-05-27 15:40:35, said:
With regards to concerns that my plan to introduce cricket to the Kingdom of Thailand is some form of Imperialism (implicitly suggesting I am guided by some sinister motivations), I would just like to make a declaration.
I have no personal commercial interest in the spread of cricket in Thailand (I don't own any shares in cricket equipment manufacturers or distributors, nor do I have a farm growing cucumbers for use in lunch-break sandwiches).
However, I am expecting my (soon to be born) son to be a world-class cricketer. As he is half-Thai, it is possible he will spend a large portion of his life here. Hence, popularity of cricket in Thailand is likely to benefit his cricketing development and career (and therefore his life).
Nonetheless, although I have my son's happiness (and by extension my own sense of fulfilment) in mind, this does not infer that the benefits of introducing cricket to the Thai people (and Thai society) are any less real or significant. Thailand needs cricket.
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I have no personal commercial interest in the spread of cricket in Thailand (I don't own any shares in cricket equipment manufacturers or distributors, nor do I have a farm growing cucumbers for use in lunch-break sandwiches).
However, I am expecting my (soon to be born) son to be a world-class cricketer. As he is half-Thai, it is possible he will spend a large portion of his life here. Hence, popularity of cricket in Thailand is likely to benefit his cricketing development and career (and therefore his life).
Nonetheless, although I have my son's happiness (and by extension my own sense of fulfilment) in mind, this does not infer that the benefits of introducing cricket to the Thai people (and Thai society) are any less real or significant. Thailand needs cricket.
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Boss...after spending some time reading this reply and feeling the happiness, and by extention, your own sense of fulfilment, I would like to make one suggestion.......how about 10 brothers for you son, so that he can have his own cricket team.
I will try, but the wife is 26 already, so we will have to up the run-rate with some extravagant stroke play
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In Topic: Thailand Needs Cricket
2012-05-27 18:29:25
kevjohn, on 2012-05-27 18:27:22, said:
brit1984, on 2012-05-27 15:40:35, said:
With regards to concerns that my plan to introduce cricket to the Kingdom of Thailand is some form of Imperialism (implicitly suggesting I am guided by some sinister motivations), I would just like to make a declaration.
I have no personal commercial interest in the spread of cricket in Thailand (I don't own any shares in cricket equipment manufacturers or distributors, nor do I have a farm growing cucumbers for use in lunch-break sandwiches).
However, I am expecting my (soon to be born) son to be a world-class cricketer. As he is half-Thai, it is possible he will spend a large portion of his life here. Hence, popularity of cricket in Thailand is likely to benefit his cricketing development and career (and therefore his life).
Nonetheless, although I have my son's happiness (and by extension my own sense of fulfilment) in mind, this does not infer that the benefits of introducing cricket to the Thai people (and Thai society) are any less real or significant. Thailand needs cricket.
Sent from iPhone; please forgive any typos or violations of forum rules
I have no personal commercial interest in the spread of cricket in Thailand (I don't own any shares in cricket equipment manufacturers or distributors, nor do I have a farm growing cucumbers for use in lunch-break sandwiches).
However, I am expecting my (soon to be born) son to be a world-class cricketer. As he is half-Thai, it is possible he will spend a large portion of his life here. Hence, popularity of cricket in Thailand is likely to benefit his cricketing development and career (and therefore his life).
Nonetheless, although I have my son's happiness (and by extension my own sense of fulfilment) in mind, this does not infer that the benefits of introducing cricket to the Thai people (and Thai society) are any less real or significant. Thailand needs cricket.
Sent from iPhone; please forgive any typos or violations of forum rules
Boss...after spending some time reading this reply and feeling the happiness, and by extention, your own sense of fulfilment, I would like to make one suggestion.......how about 10 brothers for you son, so that he can have his own cricket team.
