
soalbundy
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One would have to be a crying dick to find me scary. I merely wrote what millions were thinking but wrote 'woke' instead. Violence never solves anything in life but sometimes when a disruptive player leaves the game it becomes enjoyable again. Assassination is dangerous because it sets precedents for the whole spectrum and doesn't change anything, but who doesn't enjoy a film where the villein gets his just punishment.
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For those of you who have lived here for years?
soalbundy replied to Hummin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
You can't know that. I have a 70 year old brother in Australia who looks like a 45 year old with a 6 pack that a 20 year old weight lifter would envy, he does a 40 km bike ride before breakfast. Recently he broke his neck doing extreme mountain bike riding. They saved his life after an airlift to hospital and for the next 6 months wore an iron cage around shoulders and head. He was given a complete spinal scan as a last check up and two cancerous tumours were discovered in his intestines. Thankfully he had a successful OP. For the first time in his life he questioned his active carefree life style, never one for introspection his recent emails hint at a change, he had never before considered his life as transient. -
For those of you who have lived here for years?
soalbundy replied to Hummin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
As far as I'm concerned yes, the question of stability at that age is superfluous. -
For those of you who have lived here for years?
soalbundy replied to Hummin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Intensive studies done in America have shown that dogs genuinely unconditionally love their owners. They have a brain anomaly, present, in a few rare cases, in humans which makes them extremely empathetic and loving. Dogs have no sense of self, hence no ego. Withholding food would obviously cause a dog to look elsewhere for nutrient, it's a matter of survival, instinctive in all sentient beings but that doesn't affect their sense of deep affection for their owner. For the owner a dog is only part of their long lives, for a dog you are its entire life. When I was away from home for two days and returned by car my dog tried to barge its way through the glass door, peeing with excitement when it heard the cars engine, I didn't get that reaction from my wife. -
Foreigner and Thai woman get into heated argument on BTS (video)
soalbundy replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
When I was young, a long time ago, the F word was frowned upon if used in public, now it is part of everyday conversation. when my hero Bill Burr uses it in his stand up comedy it adds to the humour, it's expressive and adds to the drama, it all depends on the tone and the forcefulness used whether it is aggressive, expressive or just plain rude. So yes making a video and posting it online was petty. -
For those of you who have lived here for years?
soalbundy replied to Hummin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
All relationships are transactional except perhaps that between a person and his dog. -
For those of you who have lived here for years?
soalbundy replied to Hummin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Learning a new language is an intellectual pursuit that not only keeps your mind sharp but also earns you the respect of the locals, it also gives one an insight into the psyche of the locals. I speak 3 languages and that enriches my life. People who don't speak German for instance say that Germans have no sense of humour, having lived there for over 35 years and speak German fluently I can say that this just isn't true, it's just nuanced differently from British humour. Listening to Thai girls speak in relation to their falang escort is also amusing. I remember seeing a loved up falang with his Thai girl who was making arrangements with 3 other Thai girls to go out eating, " Later", she said, "I've got to give this", indicating the star struck falang, "A service first, it won't take long." I felt sorry for him but couldn't help laughing, which drew shocked glances from the girls. -
Coffee: A "Miracle" Drink with Numerous Health Benefits, Experts Say
soalbundy replied to Social Media's topic in World News
One can see that the world is heading for disaster when McDonalds sells salads and Starbucks sells tea, are there no anchors we can hold onto? the floodgates are open to woke and healthy.....it will end in tears and the gnashing of gums. -
Japanese Tourist Goes Berserk, Fights Girlfriend, Rams Sedan
soalbundy replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
Maybe mummy would be too drunk to respond -
A father and grandfather, also someone with empathy for an abused, murdered child. One can't rehabilitate someone like this. The woke brigade would give him counseling and after he had served his sentence set him free to endanger other children. In the West that wouldn't be possible because other prisoners would make sure he wouldn't live long enough to serve out his sentence, something I can only applaud.
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Police arrest Russian gang leader for sale of counterfeit passports
soalbundy replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
He'll probably be extradited to the US since it concerns US passports, super-max for this Ivan. No doubt the heavy lifting in this investigation was done by the CIA. -
Coffee: A "Miracle" Drink with Numerous Health Benefits, Experts Say
soalbundy replied to Social Media's topic in World News
because Starbucks doesn't sell tea. -
Thailand Added To Human Rights Watchlist By International NGO
soalbundy replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I don't suppose this bothers them, if it did they would just kick a few pesky foreign NGO's out. -
Indeed this should be a matter of concern, regardless of ones opinion on the matter of allowing the legal sale of cannabis. These business owners relied on the governments decision and invested money to set up shop, plantations, business connections etc, now to have these investments wiped out is unfair and morally wrong, it undermines confidence in future government decisions if one can't rely on the stability of the law. They must be reimbursed or face being sued.
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Man Admits to Murder, Car Theft, and Gold Robbery in Chiang Mai
soalbundy replied to webfact's topic in Chiang Mai News
Not a man to be trifled with. -
Answering my front door stark naked.
soalbundy replied to bob smith's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
That is an assumption on your part.