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bradiston

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  1. You obviously don't appreciate irony.
  2. Do you mean sympathy? Yeah, she killed her own child, and she'll have to live with that for the rest of her life. You don't. You'll have forgotten all about this in a few days. What gives you the right to come the moral judge and call all the shots? What's interesting about me showing sympathy? Just some snide sideways remark I guess. You have a list of people you have sympathy for? I doubt it. What do you think would drive a mother to do that? Got a check list for that too? Yeah, look at you. Child killers are not on your list. What a fatuous statement. Who the hell are you?
  3. And the beauty of Sharia is, it's guaranteed totally unwoke! No namby pamby decadent western liberalism. In fact I'm not sure why the rightists haven't latched on to it. Right up their street. They're fighting on the wrong side. Their all Islamic extremists at heart. No different.
  4. Yeah. I think there might be a job for you in a Sharia court as a judge. She's a woman! Who cares about evidence? Who cares about due process? Who cares about her state of mind? Who cares about the abuse she suffered and maybe her kids? Bury her up to her neck and throw rocks at her. It's what she deserves. A life for a life.
  5. Tell me @JonnyF. What does the F stand for?
  6. You don't know anything about this case.
  7. This is very sad news. I lived for 3 years in a South Wales village with my Thai wife. While some locals were exceptionally kind, there were always those whose whispered words of "chink" and "Asian" were always around. I can only imagine what this poor soul went through trying to bring up 2 children on her own in a strange country. Where was hubby?
  8. When you've sobered up you might like to read again what you wrote.
  9. Which one? There's 2, right? Gamma and the other one whose name escapes me.
  10. Professor Mustard in the library with the rope.
  11. Yeah, problematic payments to boot.
  12. Mine's paid every 28 days into my Wise £ account. So the day varies. And I get 13 payments per year.
  13. There are plenty of articles about her in the English language Thai press.
  14. I've seen other photos of her with less makeup. No different really. She's just a nice looking woman. Men get suspicious of that don't they? Brains and looks? Must be a mistake. Where's the catch?
  15. Yeah, but being able to read it helps. Menus? Street signs? Etc.
  16. I like this woman though of course I've never met her. But I like that she figured out for herself how to get elected, and with the most votes, she appears to be totally unaffiliated to any sheister party, she runs four outlets for her beauty business, I believe she's unmarried and so presumably works hard and independently, and she seems a lot smarter than the usual crowd. As I said before, we just need 199 more like her.
  17. Well that works for you. It didn't for me. The routers needed rebooting after a fai dap. It was the only way to get the SIM to reconnect to the AIS network.
  18. Indeed, I use one to connect my rj45 lacking laptop via a type c. But he's using an old phone as a hotspot. I meant if he had devices on a wired LAN, eg a TV box which in my experience doesn't work (well) over WiFi. Before we get into a lengthy argument about this I'll just add YMMV.
  19. Unless you have a wired Lan.
  20. My Thai wife and I divorced back in the 90s, in UK and Thailand, as we'd been Martin both. In the UK, I got "custody" of our 5 year old daughter, although they don't call it that anymore. My daughter lived with me until after uni in the UK. We are very close. Her mum also lives in the UK and they maintain a very good mother/daughter relationship. I got a court order prior to divorce proceedings preventing my ex from taking our daughter abroad. Things sorted themselves out and after a year or two subsequent to the divorce, which was bitter, everything calmed down and peace prevailed. We had built a house in her village which went into my ex wife's mum's name. It's back in my ex's name now. Been empty for years due to family fall outs. The only real downside to this was my daughter, who has 3 passports, never learnt Thai. I think it's important she maintains contact with her Thai roots as much as her UK ones. She visits me usually twice a year. She loves Thailand. She's smart and good looking like a lot of falang/Thai offspring. It seems to be a good genetic mix. All's well that ends well.
  21. หมูปิ้ง Grilled. หมูย่าง and หมูปิ้ง, moo yang and moo ping are both grilled pork. I don't think there's much difference.
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