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6 hours ago, RichardColeman said:Sounds like Soweto is getting as bad as London
St.Louis Missouri, USA would be a better comparison.
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Chances are that it will be a furtive trade in the future due to the confusion of laws that are sure to be enacted and their selective enforcement afterwards.
Now is the honeymoon period.
It will end when the overwhelming weight of gov't bureaucracy comes down on the players.
Taxation will be imposed on every phase of the operation.
Prices will be inflated to world class levels and your local guy will still be in business offering a better deal.
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7 hours ago, BritManToo said:
Surprised she didn't sell out and name all the names, it's not as if she had anything to lose.
...except maybe her life.
She was probably scared pee-green that she'd be 'epsteined' if she said too much.
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26 minutes ago, connda said:
Qui Bono - Who benefits?
It's "cui bono", professor.
In Thailand, "Qui Bono" rings foul.
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Why didn't they do something to protect themselves?
A swift kick to Larry's cojones would have done what the FBI would have been unable to do at the time.
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11 hours ago, Bluespunk said:
Procreate that.
The man is a predatory scumbag.
You may be right.
Even in his youth they called him "Randy Andy".
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Where is Morch when you need him?
At least he was au fait and entertaining.
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We all have different wants and needs.
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21 minutes ago, law ling said:that doesn't actually make any sense (to me) ... anyone able to put it into simple terms?
They don't want to offend any country that may be in a position to retaliate against them.
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The term "slippery as an eel" always comes to mind whenever I hear Mingkwan's name or see his photograph.
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10 hours ago, pikao said:
I don't have the impression that Thailand needs to talk more about sex like other nations do. They do have sex
Spot on.
Growing up in the US we had plenty of "sex talk" aka "dirty stuff" and we would often act it out.
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Famous among young Thais...
Infamous among expat geezers.
He must be doing something right.
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6 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:
Marketing is all in Thai so presumably full of Thais, not sure that's ideal for English speaking people that have never been to Thailand especially if have dementia and the like
No problem there scuba...
In no time they'd be forum regulars complaining about life here in Thailand.
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Baht-bus boy from Sleaze-by-the-Sea.
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15 minutes ago, TooPoopedToPop said:
You mean like this?
We dig the buzz.
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Just fully legalize ganja and these Hi-So/Lo-So's will have an alternative to partying like animals.
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C'mon up...
You'll be spoiled for choice.
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Diplomatic advice from Australia?
The Land of Poodles.
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17 hours ago, Bill97 said:
Yeh we will ship to you by air from London, £27.50 per box for 24 box order.
...and worth every pence if it will give you Brits your first taste of edible food.
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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
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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.
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If you are reading for entertainment, then your points are valid.
For other reasons, then verbosity, complexity, and melodrama are minor distractions.
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3 hours ago, canopus1969 said:
Of course they will - and expect you have not asked your insurance company have you !
I tend to agree with you.
If an amnesty is in effect, your DL has not technically "expired" until the amnesty is lifted.
But hey, TIT, anything could happen.
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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.
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Let the buyer beware... caveat emptor is a lesson I keep learning and relearning.
A while back I got stiffed on a "Honda" weed wacker.
The owners manual had numerous mistakes in the English section.
A genuine Honda would never have such bad English in their publications.
It was my mistake entirely for not checking well enough before buying. However, the bootleg machine has been satisfactory in every way.
TIT. I will never fully understand it.