Beer Chang

Guardianâ„¢ Portrait of the Superviser (ESTJ) Supervisors are highly social and community-minded, with many rising to positions of responsibility in their school, church, industry, or civic groups. Supervisors are generous with their time and energy, and very often belong to a variety of service clubs, lodges, and associations, supporting them through steady attendance, but also taking an outspoken leadership role. Supervisors like to take charge of groups and are comfortable issuing orders. They are cooperative with their own superiors, and they would like cooperation from the people working under them. Rank, they believe, has its obligations, but it also has its privileges. Comprising at least ten percent of the population, Supervisors enjoy and are good at making schedules, agendas, inventories, and so on, and they much prefer tried and true ways of doing things over speculation and experimentation. Supervisors keep their feet firmly on the ground and would like those under their supervision to do the same, whether employee, subordinate, spouse, or offspring. Supervisors have no problem evaluating others and tend to judge how a person is doing in terms of his or her compliance with, and respect for, schedules and procedures. Supervisors are unbelievably hard-working. Even as children they are industrious, and they usually respect their parents as authority figures. In school Supervisors are often model students, dutifully following directions, doing all their homework, doing it thoroughly, and on time. Above all else, they wish to do what they are supposed to do, and they rarely question the teacher's assignments, method of instruction, standards, or authority. And their industry and perseverance only become more important to them as they grow into adulthood and take on the responsibilities of job and family. Supervisors approach human relations along traditional lines. Marriage and parenthood are sacred to them, and they tend to have a large circle of friends, with many friendships faithfully maintained over the years. Social gatherings and ceremonies have great meaning for them, and they look forward to holiday parties, club dances, weddings, class reunions, awards banquets, and the like. In social situations, Supervisors are friendly and talk easily with others. Though they can seem a bit formal in their manners, Supervisors are pretty easy to get to know. At ease in polite company, they tend not to confuse people by sending double messages or putting on airs-what they seem to be, they are.

While I'm the Architect:

Thaimo is an Inventor:

http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp I'm an INTP

Pattaya Beer Garden is a good place to have reasonably priced food and drink out on Pattaya Bay. BLTs and meat loaf sandwiches are around 90-100 baht. Draft Tiger 45 baht, draft Heineken 50 baht. You can get a pitcher of draft Tiger for 135 baht and it's about 4 glasses. Good music at a low volume, high ceilings and seabreezes make this an enjoyable site to hang out. It's rigt before the entrance to Walking Street.

What they lose in margin they make up on volume. Went there to see a World Series game. You can request American sports and they normally won't mind putting it on one TV. By the end of the game there must have been almost 20 what appeared to be regulars in the bar.

I must have been an ugly kid. Went to Catholic school for 13 years and no priest ever hit on me.

I never understood repatriation of remains or the obssession with bringing back soldiers dead or alive. The way I see it is do your best to make a world a good place for living.

Tiger Woods was seriously injured in a car accident outside of his home in Florida. The Florida Highway Patrol says the golfer hit a fire hydrant and a tree as he pulled out of his driveway early Friday in his 2009 Cadillac sport utility vehicle. Woods was taken to Health Central Hospital. His condition wasn't immediately known, though the news release said his injuries were serious. The highway patrol said the crash is under investigation and charges are pending, though the crash wasn't alcohol-related.

I'm sure you'll like her Thaimo. But even if you think she's the best dentist she may not be the best on a cost adjusted basis.

Hey in Thailand you have cleaning ladies in the mens room, ladyboys in the ladies room, but I still haven't figured out how to read the paper on a Thai toilet.

Yes, very sad.

Takki Shinegra is the neame he's using on some foreign passports.

Katrina was not a particularly bad hurricane in terms of wind damage. It was the flooding that occurred afterward due to New Orleans being at sea level.

Anyone familiar with Law 39 which I've heard provides low cost health insurance for Thais?

I also disagree with the "no choice" plea.

A Thai friend says she keeps her money in Krung Thai Bank because she believes as a government owned bank (Oam Sin is another) her money is safer than in a public bank such as Kasikorn. It seems to be the default risk at a government bank would be lower although one still has teh risk of currency debasement. Any thoughts?

The murderer besides taking a life also screwed up his own life.

In The Nation today, Carter was quoted as saying, "G. W. Bush was the worst American president of his lifetime".

Just what I thought when I saw the thread. Pacino was a nice guy and let one guy who brought his kid go.

Here's one explanation of her appeal. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/22/opinion/22dowd.html?em As for me I have no real objection to lightweights full of populist rage becoming Congressmen where they can do little damage. But President, gimme a break.

Just joshing BigEars! I enjoyed my meal and will return. Besides tasty food, there's I like the decor and general vibe.

Lesson is don't assume anything on your computer is private. When you assume you make an ass of you and me.

A friend of mine who loves to download swears by Rapid Share. He pays extra for the premium service. He just gave me every episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. If anyone wants them you're welcome to copy them from me.

I enjoyed my meal though have to admit the following is a bit offputting: