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Tag Archives: United States
We are Legion, or the Ts have already won.
- NOTICE OF BAGGAGE INSPECTION – To protect you and your fellow passengers, the XSA is required by law to steal your wife’s panties and confiscate your house keys so you can’t get in when you arrive home from your … Continue reading
Posted in Exploits, Society & Culture
Tagged Baggage carousel, Business, Business and Economy, Checked baggage, Inspection, Real Estate, Security, United States
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Tasty Links for the New Year
In no particular order: Smoke Screening Charles Mann is shown by Bruce Schneier just what a joke our airport security has become and makes a case that “the continuing expenditure on security may actually have made the United States less safe.” … Continue reading
Posted in Web
Tagged Airport security, Bruce Schneier, Charles C. Mann, Charles Mann, Magna Carta, New Hampshire, Security, United States
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“…credible and meaningful in foreign cultures.”
The university where I teach, Rajabhat Maha Sarakham, used to be a teacher’s training college. My uni is just one Rajabhat institute of about 40 spread all over Thailand, that were turned into universities by the king with something called … Continue reading
Kaiju vs. Ronin
I keep telling Max that Ultraman is a poser compared to the Master, but for some reason, he chooses kaiju over Kurosawa every single time.
Things I replaced on our car over summer vacation
You may understand part of the pain and frustration we experienced if you can recognize the complete set of gaskets and ferrofluid engine mounts (replaced with solid urethane mounts). Yes, the whole front end of our Cefiro A33 (USDM: Infiniti i30) … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, Photos
Tagged Automobile, Autos, Consumer Information, Health, Home, Purchasing, Recreation, United States
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Spraying insecticide, again
When I ventured out this morning to buy the kid’s breakfast, sticky rice and barbecued pork skewers (which have gone up in price universally to 5 baht per skewer — they were still 3 baht at some places up until a couple … Continue reading
Posted in Around Mahasarakham, Thai Society/Culture, Videos
Tagged Canvas, Government, Mina, Nighty Night, Salad, Shopping, Skewer, United States
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BooksThailand.com
A few weeks ago, my bathroom reading materials had dwindled down to the point of having to reread some old favorites. Then, while browsing a Thai-related forum, I spotted a banner for booksthailand.com. They are apparently a used bookstore on … Continue reading
Posted in Thai Society/Culture, Web
Tagged Asia, Bhumibol Adulyadej, Book, King Never Smiles, PayPal, Thai language, Thailand, United States
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Quick trip to Ko Samet
I am taking the family on a work trip from now. It will be an overnight bus ride, followed by a boat ride to Koh Samet and a smaller ferry-to-shore. We plan to return on Monday night, just in time … Continue reading
Posted in Exploits, Oh, baby!, Work
Tagged Bangkok, Hong Kong, Ko Chang, Ko Samet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Night bus service, Thailand, United States
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Hapax legomenon of the day (with def)
Bamafutication: Claiming that the commander-in-chief had “nothing to do” with a military operation targeting the most wanted man in the world. ———– You’re just angry you missed the Apprentice. ———– UPDATE: Out of many, this is the best.
Posted in New Word, Society & Culture
Tagged Arts, Crucifixion of Jesus, High-definition television, London, New Testament, New York, People, United States
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Persistence Hunting the Speed Goat
Great article over at Outside: Fair Chase If you aren’t familiar with persistence hunting, this is the clip to see: Human Mammal, Human Hunter – Attenborough – Life of Mammals – BBC
Posted in Videos, Web
Tagged BBC, David Attenborough, Earth, Hunting, Life of Mammals, Mammals, Persistence hunting, United States
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Hak Na Sarakham
Maha Sarakham University, where my wife works, paid off the right people to make a sappy love story movie (the kind that makes the most money here) about the university and our town in general called “Hak Na Sarakham” (Laotian … Continue reading
A snowball’s chance in hell, but it can’t hurt to try
On this page, you can apply to test drive a Google Chrome notebook. (thx bro)
Posted in Old Blog Entries (archives), Toys & Tech, Web
Tagged browser, Clients, Google, Google Chrome, Google Chrome OS, United States, Web browser, WWW
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A snowball's chance in hell, but it can't hurt to try
On this page, you can apply to test drive a Google Chrome notebook. (thx bro)
Posted in Toys & Tech, Web
Tagged browser, Clients, Google, Google Chrome, Google Chrome OS, United States, Web browser, WWW
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Random Links 11/22/2010
The Burger Lab: Revisiting the Myth of The 12-Year Old McDonald’s Burger That Just Won’t Rot We all assumed it was due to preservatives/additives/salt content, but this experiment tries to determine the real reason with a control – homemade burgers. … Continue reading
Visa Run 2010
I’ve been living overseas for half of my life and applying for visas regularly throughout that time. It never gets easier. Hell, now I have to report every ninety days to immigration (in person or by mail-in form) just for … Continue reading
Posted in Old Blog Entries (archives), Thai Society/Culture, Work
Tagged immigration, Nong Khai, Passport, Preparation, Recreation, Travel, United States, visa
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Friday finality
I think I’ve finally got this blog up and running the way it should be, so I feel great. — Woke up this morning, went to buy a traditional Isan breakfast of sticky rice and skewered BBQ pork, as well … Continue reading
Posted in Around Mahasarakham, Chillin', Food, Old Blog Entries (archives)
Tagged Breakfast, Education, Glutinous rice, Home, Pork, Porridge, Rice, United States
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