Why do people not think this is ok? Sex & Money?
Okay...Heres the deal... I hate the thought of love, being in it and makeing it. I hate sex (no I never had it) But whats the point? People dont care about it. This one guy I cared about and was thinking about it I asked him what he would do, It sounded ok till he said when he was going to go in, I would bleed and cry and he would ignore me and just keep going! WTF! I know you bleed and all but you just dont keep going- or if you do to me thats just only wanting one thing, and you dont care at all about the girl! I dont want sex at all! To the day I die! The thought of being in love discust me also! To me love is just a word, no meaning. Plus everyone leaves you at some point! No one can stay togather its impossible! All I want is money. Thats the only thing good with life. And don't say 'You can't buy happniess with money' Not true! Can you go mountain climbing/ europe/ brazil/ Germenay/ Japan/ with just $6? You know what you can do with that $6? Go to disney land where it sucks to be a kid! Also 'lovers' make you give up on your hope and dreams just to make you have a 'normal' life such as comeing home from work and (beep) about it! Then you have to pretend to 'love' your kids! Work, go home, take care of kids, grocery shop, fight, then sleep. Whoopy do another round please! And when ever I express this opion usally people go like: Are you crazy? (or) Sex is great! I have it everyday! (or) Money can't buy happniess... Do you agree with me or dis agree. Please give a reasonable anwser!
Singles & Dating - 3 Answers
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i disagree a lot, but that your opinion and everyone gets there own say in the matter, dont they?
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I disagree. I don't particularly like sex that much but I do find happiness in life that you couldn't put a price on. Like spending time with my neice. These things are precious.
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I feel the same way you do. I've had sex and it so not worth it. Making out is fun, but too many guys stop trying to turn u on when they are inside you.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
What make Thailand a third world country?
What make Thailand a third world country?
Thailand has plenty of food and drinking water Thailand has rich cultures Thailand has beautiful landscapes Thailand has peaceful livelihood Thailand full of happy people (Last year on Washinton Post addressed Thais is the top-5 most happiest world population) Thailand has producted so many naive and optimistic Thai girl like me **** Do you think high GDP means high living standard? Do you think have material things like 5 BMW and big mansions can make people happy? *** Now look at the richest nation on earth. Do you think American are happy with their way of life? Is big Mac a happy meal? How many Americans have money in their savings (excluded 401 K?) Look at Britney spears? Look at JFK? Look at Obama? Truth be told: Most of American have big house/car, but in so much debts 1 in 25 in houses in CA is in foreclosures. 9.5 trillion debt (Of course, the US government has borrowed money from the Third world nations like China and Brazil). Any feedback? Look at this question. Please American Dad --I love you and am not judging your spending :) http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AhwKgJdzqyaIlE817X4uCMjsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080727063514AAcy1lO
Thailand - 10 Answers
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because all the people look....the same :P
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i really dont see any reasonable reason for thailand to be a third world country. but hey you forgot to mention that thailand has beautiful girls too :P :P al what i can say is that higher power countries dont give the small ones even a chance to shine.
3 :
Measuring First/Third world countries is only based on economic infastructure and growth. It is NOT a measure of contentment with its citizens. Thailand does not have as stable and as strong an economy of infastructure as many nations in the first world, hence it's placing. It does not mean it's a bad country, or that it's people are unhappy, or that it isn't a wonderful place to visit. It's an objective look from a economic standpoint. The US is a first world country, with a supposedly high standard of living and many people are miserable; Canada to the north has a bit more content people, but same kind of economic position. Again it's a measure of economic development, not a reflection of its people.
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are you from thailand? i like so much this country.. very beautiful!
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Third World is a name given to nations that are generally considered to be underdeveloped economically during the 20th century. Here are some reasons why Thailand is a third world country http://www.stickmanbangkok.com/reader/reader291.html
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what u have said is not enough to make a strong country, u will need a powerful economy with industries such as heavy equipment and automotive, you will need a powerful government who is ready to ensure the welfare of citizens and apply the law, you will need to have the laws respected and decrease corruption. PS: its true...Thai girls are very beautiful. Cheers
7 :
Please don't get mad as I like Thailand very much (I used to live there) and there are many good things about Thailand BUT 1) some people that have power in Thailand only care about themselves; they are not prepared to invest in a first class educational system that would be necessary to have people that can make Thailand a 'first world' country. I teach in a university in the first world and there are hardly any Thai students compared to the huge number that come from China - also the Chinese students study a lot more diligently than the Thai students who seem to spend most of their time with other Thai students cooking food for themselves and their friends and generally avoiding studying. 2) Thailand's culture places a great deal of importance on 'sanook'. If hard work gets in the way of sanook then sanook wins. Maybe this is OK in some ways but to be a first world country people have to be prepared to work really hard (as well as being educated). 3) Thai culture is quite fatalistic meaning people take the attitude that 'what will be will be'; karma. In a first world country people work to make their destiny and don't leave it to fate. 4) Thai people like to criticise people if they 'kit mak'. Unfortunately, to build a first world country and keep it as a first world country quite a lot of serious thinking is required in terms of planning and in Thailand thinking seriously about things is uncool. 5) Kon Thai chob gin kanom - I mean financial snacks. With so much corruption it is hard to invest in the economy to make it grow because so much money has to be spent to make politicans, police, army happy so they don't take away a businesses licence or make some other problem for business. 6) Thailand isn't a meritocracy - living in Thailand all about who you know - how can friends help you. All countries have some of this but in first world countries there is more opportunity for genuinely talented people to get to the top of society without being born into an important family. In a first world country people generally get jobs and are promoted based on merit/skill/talent rather because of who they know. 7) In Thailand the military is very powerful. A country can never be a first world country if the military is so strong that they can remove a democratically elected government. In Thailand we know they can and have done so in the last few years. Its a shame Thailand got rid of Thaksin, he might have been a bit naughty with some personal things but he was modernising Thailand quite well (and he was democratically elected which is a good sign for a country to progress). 8) Maybe you are not like this but many Thai people do not like to receive advice and suggestions from foreigners about the problems that they need to solve to become more successful. Rama V employed many foreigners to help modernise Thailand but nowdays the view of many is that the only people who should look at and discuss Thailand's problems are Thai people. Well you did ask.
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The underdevelopment of the third world is marked by a number of common traits; distorted and highly dependent economies devoted to producing primary products for the developed world and to provide markets for their finished goods; traditional, rural social structures; high population growth; and widespread poverty. Thailand ranks 78 out of 175 on the Human Development Index. The Human Development Index (HDI) is a comparative measure of life expectancy, literacy, education, and standards of living for countries worldwide. It is a standard means of measuring well-being, especially child welfare. It is used to distinguish whether the country is a developed, a developing, or an under-developed country, and also to measure the impact of economic policies on quality of life. You need to take a taxi to the slums of Bangkok and you'll see why Thailand is still third world, just remember the US (ranked 12th) is continuing to slip that way despite what jingoist might say
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Thailand is a beautiful country. Best place to live :)
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Thailand is a wonderful place and Thais are some of the nicest people I've ever met. Here are a few reasons Thailand might be considered a 3rd world country. 17 coups since World War 2 http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/09/19/thailand.coup.rumor/index.html Education problems http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/591721/education_in_thailand_a_terrible_failure.html Corruption - ever noticed all the half finished buildings and sky train in Bangkok? http://www.thailandguru.com/culture-working-corruption.html Rampant Sex Tourism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Thailand
Thailand has plenty of food and drinking water Thailand has rich cultures Thailand has beautiful landscapes Thailand has peaceful livelihood Thailand full of happy people (Last year on Washinton Post addressed Thais is the top-5 most happiest world population) Thailand has producted so many naive and optimistic Thai girl like me **** Do you think high GDP means high living standard? Do you think have material things like 5 BMW and big mansions can make people happy? *** Now look at the richest nation on earth. Do you think American are happy with their way of life? Is big Mac a happy meal? How many Americans have money in their savings (excluded 401 K?) Look at Britney spears? Look at JFK? Look at Obama? Truth be told: Most of American have big house/car, but in so much debts 1 in 25 in houses in CA is in foreclosures. 9.5 trillion debt (Of course, the US government has borrowed money from the Third world nations like China and Brazil). Any feedback? Look at this question. Please American Dad --I love you and am not judging your spending :) http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AhwKgJdzqyaIlE817X4uCMjsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080727063514AAcy1lO
Thailand - 10 Answers
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because all the people look....the same :P
2 :
i really dont see any reasonable reason for thailand to be a third world country. but hey you forgot to mention that thailand has beautiful girls too :P :P al what i can say is that higher power countries dont give the small ones even a chance to shine.
3 :
Measuring First/Third world countries is only based on economic infastructure and growth. It is NOT a measure of contentment with its citizens. Thailand does not have as stable and as strong an economy of infastructure as many nations in the first world, hence it's placing. It does not mean it's a bad country, or that it's people are unhappy, or that it isn't a wonderful place to visit. It's an objective look from a economic standpoint. The US is a first world country, with a supposedly high standard of living and many people are miserable; Canada to the north has a bit more content people, but same kind of economic position. Again it's a measure of economic development, not a reflection of its people.
4 :
are you from thailand? i like so much this country.. very beautiful!
5 :
Third World is a name given to nations that are generally considered to be underdeveloped economically during the 20th century. Here are some reasons why Thailand is a third world country http://www.stickmanbangkok.com/reader/reader291.html
6 :
what u have said is not enough to make a strong country, u will need a powerful economy with industries such as heavy equipment and automotive, you will need a powerful government who is ready to ensure the welfare of citizens and apply the law, you will need to have the laws respected and decrease corruption. PS: its true...Thai girls are very beautiful. Cheers
7 :
Please don't get mad as I like Thailand very much (I used to live there) and there are many good things about Thailand BUT 1) some people that have power in Thailand only care about themselves; they are not prepared to invest in a first class educational system that would be necessary to have people that can make Thailand a 'first world' country. I teach in a university in the first world and there are hardly any Thai students compared to the huge number that come from China - also the Chinese students study a lot more diligently than the Thai students who seem to spend most of their time with other Thai students cooking food for themselves and their friends and generally avoiding studying. 2) Thailand's culture places a great deal of importance on 'sanook'. If hard work gets in the way of sanook then sanook wins. Maybe this is OK in some ways but to be a first world country people have to be prepared to work really hard (as well as being educated). 3) Thai culture is quite fatalistic meaning people take the attitude that 'what will be will be'; karma. In a first world country people work to make their destiny and don't leave it to fate. 4) Thai people like to criticise people if they 'kit mak'. Unfortunately, to build a first world country and keep it as a first world country quite a lot of serious thinking is required in terms of planning and in Thailand thinking seriously about things is uncool. 5) Kon Thai chob gin kanom - I mean financial snacks. With so much corruption it is hard to invest in the economy to make it grow because so much money has to be spent to make politicans, police, army happy so they don't take away a businesses licence or make some other problem for business. 6) Thailand isn't a meritocracy - living in Thailand all about who you know - how can friends help you. All countries have some of this but in first world countries there is more opportunity for genuinely talented people to get to the top of society without being born into an important family. In a first world country people generally get jobs and are promoted based on merit/skill/talent rather because of who they know. 7) In Thailand the military is very powerful. A country can never be a first world country if the military is so strong that they can remove a democratically elected government. In Thailand we know they can and have done so in the last few years. Its a shame Thailand got rid of Thaksin, he might have been a bit naughty with some personal things but he was modernising Thailand quite well (and he was democratically elected which is a good sign for a country to progress). 8) Maybe you are not like this but many Thai people do not like to receive advice and suggestions from foreigners about the problems that they need to solve to become more successful. Rama V employed many foreigners to help modernise Thailand but nowdays the view of many is that the only people who should look at and discuss Thailand's problems are Thai people. Well you did ask.
8 :
The underdevelopment of the third world is marked by a number of common traits; distorted and highly dependent economies devoted to producing primary products for the developed world and to provide markets for their finished goods; traditional, rural social structures; high population growth; and widespread poverty. Thailand ranks 78 out of 175 on the Human Development Index. The Human Development Index (HDI) is a comparative measure of life expectancy, literacy, education, and standards of living for countries worldwide. It is a standard means of measuring well-being, especially child welfare. It is used to distinguish whether the country is a developed, a developing, or an under-developed country, and also to measure the impact of economic policies on quality of life. You need to take a taxi to the slums of Bangkok and you'll see why Thailand is still third world, just remember the US (ranked 12th) is continuing to slip that way despite what jingoist might say
9 :
Thailand is a beautiful country. Best place to live :)
10 :
Thailand is a wonderful place and Thais are some of the nicest people I've ever met. Here are a few reasons Thailand might be considered a 3rd world country. 17 coups since World War 2 http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/09/19/thailand.coup.rumor/index.html Education problems http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/591721/education_in_thailand_a_terrible_failure.html Corruption - ever noticed all the half finished buildings and sky train in Bangkok? http://www.thailandguru.com/culture-working-corruption.html Rampant Sex Tourism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Thailand
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Someone can tell how to press charges from Brazil to a offender in USA?
Someone can tell how to press charges from Brazil to a offender in USA?
Hello! I have leukemic and unemployed in Brazil. A year ago I find something that says will help me to publish in USA. This person lie to me and give fakes hopes for a year even send me a contract that broke. Then attacked and offended by emails for days, the stress and disappointment make my condition get worst and I don`t have money to buy medicines. Thank god I have this wonderful family that is doing sacrifices and miracles to help me. I even had hope that this person could help me in some way until the last email that had clear her bad intentions from the beginning. And do this just to be mean. Someone can tell how to press charges from Brazil to this rotten person?
Law Enforcement & Police - 1 Answers
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Mm... Is that what you want? http://yourselect.info/131073/from-brazil
Hello! I have leukemic and unemployed in Brazil. A year ago I find something that says will help me to publish in USA. This person lie to me and give fakes hopes for a year even send me a contract that broke. Then attacked and offended by emails for days, the stress and disappointment make my condition get worst and I don`t have money to buy medicines. Thank god I have this wonderful family that is doing sacrifices and miracles to help me. I even had hope that this person could help me in some way until the last email that had clear her bad intentions from the beginning. And do this just to be mean. Someone can tell how to press charges from Brazil to this rotten person?
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Mm... Is that what you want? http://yourselect.info/131073/from-brazil
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Help. Homesick! Brazil!!!?
Help. Homesick! Brazil!!!?
Okay well I live in Northern California and I was born here but i lived in brazil for 2 years but then came back because of money issues =( And now that i realize it, I love it there alllottttt more than hear cause most of my family is there and its hot and tropical and just fun going out at night and going to get chicken on a cabob. So I'm going back to visit in mid summer and staying there 1 month. How can i make it seem to come faster? HOw can I show my parents that i really want to stay there. They say i have no future there
Family - 1 Answers
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I'm sure you've heard the expression: "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence." Brazil may be a fun place to visit, but I'm pretty sure that if you stayed there a while you would begin to see that there are more possibilities for you here in the U.S. So, go for that month and make it one in which you really look around and see if Brazil is all it's "cracked up to be" in your mind.
Okay well I live in Northern California and I was born here but i lived in brazil for 2 years but then came back because of money issues =( And now that i realize it, I love it there alllottttt more than hear cause most of my family is there and its hot and tropical and just fun going out at night and going to get chicken on a cabob. So I'm going back to visit in mid summer and staying there 1 month. How can i make it seem to come faster? HOw can I show my parents that i really want to stay there. They say i have no future there
Family - 1 Answers
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I'm sure you've heard the expression: "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence." Brazil may be a fun place to visit, but I'm pretty sure that if you stayed there a while you would begin to see that there are more possibilities for you here in the U.S. So, go for that month and make it one in which you really look around and see if Brazil is all it's "cracked up to be" in your mind.
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