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Thanks, Turtle. I got out on a couple of thin linguistic and social branches there. Thanks for the gentle tug to get me back down to earth.

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"Same difference" reminds me of a reply you often get in Thailand when two things are compared, "Same same, but different". As far as I can make out, it means, "very similar, but with a crucial difference".
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"Same difference" reminds me of a reply you often get in Thailand when two things are compared, "Same same, but different". As far as I can make out, it means, "very similar, but with a crucial difference".
Fascinating! How does it read in Thai ?

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