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Maggusoil

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  1. 2 minutes ago, Golden Triangle said:

    You really seem to be partial to the terms "whatever whatever" and "blood sucking blood sucking" OH and don't forget the judgemental, that had a couple of mentions, did you have a troubled childhood or maybe just not happy with the world as it is ? Have a good evening, maybe a hot Cocoa or Horlicks before you retire will help.  

    Cocoa and Horlicks? hahahaah Actually its Tosca Russian Vodka, which is $3 USD for 700ml bottle n the town where I  Iive hahahah. Helps me put up with the Catholics here. hahahahahah

    If you need Horlicks, mate! Take some yourself

  2. WHAT GOES UP . . . . . C'mon everybody. It doesn't matter how failsafe, how good the equipment is, how rotten the managers of the "business" are of putting people 'in the air', 

    . . . MUST come DOWN. 

    I love flying, planes, parachuting and a bit of danger

    anybody that does this, must know, that one MUST

    At some point EXPECT the worst. 

    And still it is safer doing all these things than driving to the beach.

    ANYWHERE.

    We take our risks

  3. On 9/18/2017 at 11:10 PM, madusa said:

    This jumping from balconies is certainly a Thai thing, I seldom if ever heard of jumping from balconies in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Philippines......may be once in a long long time you read in newspaper in Singapore or Indonesia, not a weekly or monthly sort of thing like in thailand. Something is not right here. 

    I was pushed. Fortunately for me, not over a balcony, however if there had been one available and i wasn't at least, in the moment and have maintained some awareness through tai chi and so forth, I am sure she would have pushed me. I got out before they put a bullet in me.

    Indelicate this is.

    I am still alive for our daughter, when things calm down and we become rational again. Its happening, but consequences and karma? I can't understand why the Thais don't think about this more often.

  4. whatever whatever. The fun police and the judgemental whatever's their names are, out in force for people having a little fun and making money out of arresting them. Blood sucking, judgemental, blood sucking, politically correct, nanny state ism, whatever whatever, little old ladies, sitting at home watching television, sucking on your beers, judging others. 

     

    IS THAT ALL YOU HAVE TO DO??????      My god live a little gentlemen and ladies? any ladies out there. OMG

  5. 19 hours ago, tryasimight said:

    Personal pride and environmental cleanliness has nothing to do with the police. That has got to be a mindset....not a threat of getting caught.

    Not so. When fines are imposed for polluting/ littering, "incentives" are set.  It takes time for the word to get around that it could be expensive and people change their habits.      If you wait for them to "change" their minds/ mindset you may as well forget it. 

  6. 14 hours ago, Lingba said:

    only 6th?

    and behind whom or what other countries?

     

    They are a strange lot that come up with these figures. Really how would they know? The Indonesians. The Indians? I was wading out into the surf in Bali one day and recollect thinking how nice it felt to have the seaweed washing around my legs and feet. Seaweed!! Turned out to be a sea of plastic that floods the coast whenever there is a storm in the Indian Ocean.      People are really awful and I have seen this sort of throw it overboard, down the ravine, in the hotel central courtyard mentality, all over the world. In many countries. The worst being countries with a coastline.

  7. Justice for all. Wow. Yes. That's what the Burmese migrant workers want.       But Thaksin and his sister don't want and Boss, mow the cop down, Ferrari killer doesn't want. 

    Right. Now we know. 

     

    The <deleted>' truth.

     

    The rich are rich enough to "ESCAPE"!!!        This guy's logic is bordering on the absurd.      Its a sour laugh, knowing how many innocents in this country suffer as suspects for the RICH escapees.

  8. 29 minutes ago, observer90210 said:

    Better change the law in Pattaya and construct hotels with only 1 floor above ground level!!!!!

     

    RIP to the poor girl....

    Balconies with Dwarf proof height of the railing. With glass windows with warning signs in red and yellow on them?              Perhaps its because there is no Thai Visa Forum in other countries but it seems to me, anecdotally at least, there are a very high proportion of these deaths in for example Pattya and say, Bangkok.     Is this a Thai thing? Or is it common elsewhere? Do any of you balcony experts know the answer to this?

  9. On 9/9/2017 at 6:50 PM, brewsterbudgen said:


    Paying for sex is not, strictly speaking, illegal but paying for sex from schoolchildren is.

    Yes, we are discussing two different categories of course. Sex with minors is illegal. Most girls up our way are pregnant by 16 or 15. Partnered or not. How do you deal with sexually mature youngsters, who will do anything to get their school fees or help their ageing parents or grandparents?

     

    The whole issue is so out of control due to the poverty and the refusal by government to do anything constructive other than initiate draconian laws and fine the desperate "victims" involved and imprison as many people as possible.

     

    The answer in a high tech country like America is, privatise prisons and make money out of incarceration and misery. 

     

    Meanwhile these idiot pontificators worry about legal age prostitution. What's going on?

    We have a girl there who has 4 children by the time she is 15. The prostitution market includes most online dating sites where many of these girls are seeking "any" relationship they can get with some kindly gent up to 90 years old.

    No easy answers here, but the attitude at the top is total hypocrisy and very short on imagination. Just knee jerking and face saving.

     

    Political St Vitus dancing.

     

     

     

     

  10. 12 hours ago, whaleboneman said:

    Sorry but that old argument is totally false. If there were no customers, there would be no one forcing children to make kiddie porn.

    And you think you can eradicate sexual desire in all its forms but the one's you approve of? 

    Good luck tiger. You and what army? Half of whom are probably gay.

    etc etc etc. . . the naiveté confounds profoundly. 

    I suggest you wake up to the real world as quickly as possible.

     

    No customers! On what planet?

  11. On 8/6/2017 at 8:57 AM, ChrisY1 said:

    K. Pravit is so typically Thai.....he feels unsettled with prostitution in Thailand....yet often referred to as the oldest trade.

    Thailand has by some estimates 125K---200K hookers.....no-one can pretend it doesn't happen here!

     

    Thailand is no place for puritans....the sex industry cannot be brushed under the carpet, especially when so many of Thailand' influential are in the business.....either openly or covertly. 

    How about all the Thai business men taking schoolgirls and boys to short stays. Does that count? Is this the country that invented short stays?

    Isn't prostitution natural? 

    An exchange of services between two people for profit and pleasure.

    What idiot made it illegal in the first place.

    <deleted>?

  12. Profoundly ridiculous, no matter how you look at it, especially the governments, fantastic ineptitude to bring a remotely realistic relationship between victims and the ruthless sharks that sell what they call insurance in this country. 

    I've watched how these sharks subdue the expectations of the victims with glossy talk and intimidation. Its disgusting. The cops will watch on pretty well helplessly, because its the job of an administrative government to make sure that the insurance companies give the service they are actually designed for. 

    Nobody, especially the rural poor have any idea of what their rights are. Most of them probably could not even read an insurance contract.

  13. 3 hours ago, pauleddy said:

    Where is the hang em high and flog em' brigade??

    oiling their whips, waiting for a guilty verdict

    knotting their ropes

    Trotting down to the village glen to watch them hang. Remember what fun that was?

     

    There is nothing like crime and punishment for a bit of voyeuristic pleasure. . . 

     

    So in fact it would seem "most" of these wretched pedophiles go about their business without doing too much damage, whacking off with their notebooks. While kids in abusive relationships in families cop the really bad stuff every day. If there was a hanging for every family abuse case out there, we'd be kept glued to the trap door spectacle every day of the week.

     

  14. 29 minutes ago, Chip Allen said:

    Very sad. Why do these people have to come to Thailand? Simply spreading misery everywhere they go.

    Because like many places in South East Asia, people are so poor, they will sell or rent the only thing of value they have. Their children.                  They will also sell drugs because it is a viable business, when they can't get work anywhere else.                      The misery is already here. "They" come with money which helps the miserable in their miserable lives, in "these" lovely countries with no mercy, no merciful government, no safety nets and no nothing.      

     

    This is the way of the Globalist Empire that is engulfing the world in it's greed and avarice. 

     

    The bow wave of the Globalist Empire spouts democracy, and opportunity and in its wake leaves misery, poverty and death.

  15. 5 hours ago, cliveshep said:

    Nobody seems to be querying the obvious - and while I am in agreement with all of you about the treatment of paedophiles how did the Thai police find out about this unless they are snooping on people on their internet use?

     

    I mean - how private are my emails to my bank or accountants, or children, or anyone? Are my internet movements tracked secretly?

     

    Am I paranoiac? 

     

    Well, I use geo-location block and a VPN habitually as I value my privacy. Not that I do anything wrong but it's like the feeling of being violated when you come home after a burglary to find the thieves have gone through your underwear drawer and your wife's underwear.

    don't worry, anybody who is anybody can get to know anything they want from anybody else. Particularly with a warrant. . . You just have to know what you're doing. Forget about privacy on the net. Its possible up to a point. . . . 

  16. 3 hours ago, realenglish1 said:

    Read to story carefully He was using his cell phone The wife had called him in the truck Having said that The child would most definitely be alive today had it been in a child seat strapped in 


    From that standpoint the blame can also be put on the others shoulders as well as the angered man 

     

    A death that could have been avoided 

    A possible attempted suicide?. . . . . Anyway, the favourite child is usually given the honour of sitting on the lap of the front seat passenger.       That makes sense doesn't it?

  17. 2 hours ago, DM07 said:

    So...let me get this moronic ballshat straight!

     

    His excuse is...

    - he was scared by a five year old...

    - who "broke' into his house...

    - who he thought, was an "evil spirit" (not enough stupid amulets in the house, huh?!)...

    - who had come to take his life...

    - so he followed the "evil spirit"...

    - that was out to murder him...

    - into the kitchen (where - I assume- evil spirits usually take your live?!)

    - and then slashed the "evils spirits" throat...

     

    Did I get that right?!

    I guess, there is only one country on Earth, where that actually will be taken seriously as an excuse!

    :coffee1: 

    Which country? I don't think anyone here has yet. . . . have they?     His story has been reported. That's all. 

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