there always is

I've heard of certain countries that will sell you a license without so much as sitting a test. Maybe one of them is yours.

yeah I think everyone knows someone who died from being an idiot and not wearing a helmet. You don't have to be here that long for this to happen. I always wear mine was well, even when not forced to.

yeah the dog I have in my mind was blind, barely moved, wore diapers, and had to be coaxed to eat. Ooof, I do not relish having to make that choice though.

I can't think of how would an OS be in charge of what the browser does Yeah, me neither and is what makes it so strange. Brave does alert me to update it every time I open it up, but the update isn't automatic

Well Like I said, it doesn't happen very often. Maybe like once a week or something like that. Brave is un-updateable in my current distro of Mint but this may have a lot to do with the fact that I don't

no it doesn't matter what browser I use the result is the same. It's a bit frustrating but doesn't happen all that often, so I guess I can deal with it. one of the things that a novice user like me doesn't

sounds awful. I haven't met a ton of South Africans but the ones I have met were very large people. I don't think I would last long in a scrap over your way.

Yes 34 is alarmingly young for a person to pass on. I'm sorry that this happened to you and your family.

A close friend of mine's Shit-Zoo lived to be 19 years old, so you might have a lot more time left than you think! I have seen a few older small dogs here with glazed over eyes and they just trot down

While I was not here I have heard stories about the nightmare that was BKK traffic all those years ago. Some of the stories involve certain parts of the city that people simply wouldn't travel towards

well when you look at it from the taxation point of view and the cap is being paid by those taxes, it isn't really that unfair. What doesn't make sense is that the talk about putting an "entry fee"

THey tried the whole beating up app users here but once that made it to social media the police were forced to do something about it. These taxi criminals for ages just thought they were above the law

Even once the meter enforcement started happening many years ago, it was brief, and what would happen then is that some drivers would have their meters illegally altered to charge more and other drivers

I recall how stressful it was before and I know I much prefer it this way. Honest taxi drivers probably do as well. It's the con artists that saw their meal ticket disappear that are upset about it.

my buddy put a lot of thought into where we were going to head. Just like anywhere in Nepal it's all about the viewpoints at the end and also a bit of feeling of accomplishment when you hike for a good

yeah it's pretty nuts when you look closely at a ticket and realize that most of the money isn't even going to the airline. I guess airport ownership is a really big business.

there aren't really any stops to pick dude. There's a footpath leading up a mountain and you either follow that or you get impossibly lost in the wilderness and then almost certainly die there. haha

Nepal is a mixed bag. Everything is a huge hassle until you get to where the winding mountain paths begin, then everything is great. IN the city you are constantly pestered by everyone if you look like

I think Nepal is a desperately poor country. The international airport smells of piss and your entry visa is a sticker crudely pressed into your passport. They accept all kinds of currency for your "entry