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Poor excuse. Keith Richard has been dead for 15 years and no one has noticed anything different about him.

Of the 7 deadly sins, sloth, lust and gluttony sound like plans for a holiday weekend. Leave the guy alone: was there coercion? Aside from the payment, the girls can say they boffed a prince from England. Takwe off, hoser!

So I'm out walking with my wife, and there's this guy taking a survey, he asks "how often do you have sex?" Sex, jeez, maybe once a month. Then my wife says "5 or 6 times a week." RIP Rodney Dangerfield

There's a US comedian named Bill Burr, who says his kid is really into AC/DC, even dressing like them. Makes his papa proud.

Egads! Keith Moon would have met his match bashing all that up.

Translation into DT babble: "everyone is saying. . ."

He is going full gaslight: grocery prices are shooting up, and he is telling them otherwise, and is coming up with a new wave of "official numbers." Faith-based governance, but not by the usual use of that word.

Grab what, blondie?

Could it be a certain tangerine-colored world leader has been setting up favors that he hopes will result in him getting a Nobel Peace Prize?

"One person can make a difference."

I didn't realize she was that much older than him.

The only thing I like about the US right-wing boosters is that they hate each other, each tearing at the other like hyenas. My favorite was Limbaugh telling the world O'Reilly was Ted Baxter. (If you don't know, Ted Baxter was a caricature of a US teevee "news personality ", ask any Yank over age 50). Someday Meghan Kelly and Janine Pirro will have their death match, might be worth a trip Madison Square Garden for that.

If Thailand banned the possession/distribution of straws it will show in future tourist numbers. If Thailand started encouraging Pakistanis to visit, there will be a different tone to Pattaya street rumbles.

Other than the Lao, is there any neighboring country LOS does not have animosity toward? Maybe no need for the shared border part, they don't think highly of Singapore either.

I would follow the newspaper articles about him around the time when the redshirts were occupying the streets in Bkk. One of those political figures that can't possibly be taken seriously (best of show back then was the guy telling the Issanis to bring a litre of gasoline with them to Bkk to burn the city down). I have the impression his relationship with the T-guy made him quite wealthy, and I suspect his real position is "whatever the boss says today." Yet another country where the conservative status quo is being co-opted by a personality-driven political movement. Quite the international fashion these days.