AnnaBanana

24 minutes ago, 4MyEgo said:

 

Had better looking bargirls in my time, apart from the smelly fish breath in the morning, all was delightful.

   However bad they smelled to you in the morning couldn't possibly be as bad as you smelled - and looked - to them.

   But at least they had some monetary compensation.

   You didn't... 555

1 hour ago, BananaBandit said:

 

Sometimes a work, or even a single sentence, stimulates a vague emotional reaction within me.  But by and large, I read for entertainment.

 

What reasons do you have?

For entertainment I prefer films, mostly classic but some modern.

   I read mostly for information.

If you are reading for entertainment, then your points are valid.

   For other reasons, then verbosity, complexity, and melodrama are minor distractions.

On 4/15/2021 at 7:49 PM, DeaconJohn said:

"If you don't like it here, go away".

   Is indeed a frequently voiced response to chronic complainers

   Maybe because it is such an obvious solution to all their problems... unless they are being held here against their will - in jail for instance.

   A prompt departure would be doing everybody a favor.

   These pitiful misfits wouldn't be missed by anybody.

2 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

A thousand thanks for your wise words.

Wise words for sure.

You may be sarcastic or sincere but that post hits the nail on the head.

9 hours ago, JingerBen said:

Miss Clueless.

Or maybe she’s canny enough to know the old Hollywood maxim “There is no such thing as bad publicity”.

It may be a break with royal reserve but it is typical of Hollywood where no publicity is bad publicity.

Papa swindles, Mama swindles,

Grandma's a lying thief.

   We're all quite shameless...

yet we're blameless.

   For you see, it's our belief,

that nowadays the world is rotten,

honesty has been forgotten.

   Fall in love, but after kissing,

Check your purse to see what's missing.

11 minutes ago, Jonnapat said:

Don't understand how Australians put up with the old ,outdated colonial style Governer General. 

   Because Australia has never had a revolutionary generation to break the chains.

48 minutes ago, connda said:

Unlike the West, CDB products are only available for a very, very narrow range of ailments.  My guess is the Thai corporations like GPO want to bust into the international market ฿฿฿ Cha-Ching ฿฿฿.  These product are not for domestic consumption as the politicians and 'lawmakers' are loathe to allow the Thai public easy access to even CBD without any THC content.  Yeah.  Anutin talks a good sales pitch, but talk is just wind.

   Anutin has been behind the push for decriminalisation/legalization of medicinal cannabis since the get-go several years ago.

   He needs to be encouraged, not denigrated.

   Maybe you're still sore because he once called us "dirty farangs".

   Get over it.

   For the good work he is doing, all should be forgiven.

13 hours ago, MisterTee said:

Once you get the legal documents relating to your late husbands death, then cut your losses.

The Thai legal system is a minefield strewn with banana-peels for the unwary.

The amount of money you could expect to recover wouldn't be worth the hassle.

So true.

   If the opposing side's lawyers don't succeed in stiffing you, your own will.

   TIT.

You're so right, Thailand works in different ways from the west.

   The ways with which we usually use to solve problems don't always work here.