Gandtee

Just now, Gandtee said:

Cheeky boy.😀

And at ninety I still have some. White of course.

1 hour ago, Muhendis said:

 

Back in those days cars were a lot less reliable and there were very few of them on the road so it's quite likely true to say a motorcycle combination was the safest thing on the road, but not any more.

 

By the way. Like the 1960's blow wave.

Cheeky boy.😀

3 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Fortunately, we can, both, properly pronounce the word conduminium.

 

Or condominium even.

44 minutes ago, Muhendis said:

I always used to fancy one of these things But never quite got there.

 

My son and grandson raced one until his wife objected to the risk of losing both of them

53 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

I owned one for three years and I'd say they are the most unsafe vehicle on the road. I hated it and was really glad to be rid of it.

Each to his own.👍

9 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Geeeze!

I cannot BELIEVE I said pants, when I know that I should have said trousers for the British-sentence example!

Such negligence....

 

Never mind. Just let your hair down, with gay abandon. Gay. As in the original meaning. 😀

1 hour ago, Callmeishmael said:

That is an interesting example of how American and British have become so different from each other.  If you go back several hundred years the past tense in English was -en rather than -ed.  While English speakers adopted -ed for most words, a few retained the older -en form.  In the 1600s, when my English ancestors moved from England to the Plymouth Bay Colony (now Massachusetts) all English speakers used gotten as the past tense of got.  Sometime in the past 400 years the British dropped the -en while the Americans kept the original version of that word.

 

 

The same reason they still use miles and Fahrenheit.

Don't worry. It will all go wobbly just like the cannabis and 'five yaba pills' debacles. There is a lack of forward thinking and planning in those that make decisions for the country.

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

 

A man was tragically killed on a cassava farm in the Thai province of Udon Thani, sparking a police search for the person behind this crime. The police are looking into various reasons for this attack, including personal or romantic disagreements.

 

The victim, Pichit Wongwai, a 60 year old farmer, was alone on his tractor some distance from his home when he was approached by an unidentified person. Following a short conversation, Pichit was shot in the chest at close range.

 

After the incident was reported, local law enforcement officials and medics arrived at the scene. They found Pichit's body in his field, surrounded by horrified members of his community.

 

Piecing together information from locals, police discovered that Pichit had left his house early in the morning to prepare his land for planting. He had an axe with him, hinting at possible knowledge of a lurking threat.

 

The authorities are now considering the likelihood of the killer being someone Pichit knew. They believe the murder might have been the result of a misunderstanding or a romantic dispute. Meanwhile, they're doubling down on their efforts to capture the criminal and ensure justice is done.

 

The unusual violent act has made the locals worry about their safety. The police are asking anyone with information that could help solve this crime to come forward. They guarantee that every piece of information will be thoroughly followed up to ensure that Pichit and his family receive the justice they deserve.

 

Caption: Image courtesy of Khaosod

 

-- ASEAN NOW 2024-04-24

 

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Man shot on cassava farm. Police are looking for the root cause.

1 hour ago, Gandtee said:

My wife suffered acute kidney problems in the 1970s before it became a prescription drug back in the UK.

I was referring to codeine.

1 hour ago, HappyExpat57 said:

Does this possibly mean a relaxing of the rules for hospitals using morphine, codeine or Oxycodone as pain relievers? It's my understanding they were very hesitant to use them even in the most legit cases.

My wife suffered acute kidney problems in the 1970s before it became a prescription drug back in the UK.

0600 every day a go for a short walk. A local dog used to have a go at me every morning when I neared its house. Barking and doing what it is supposed to do to alert the owner? After a few stare downs and a crouch down as if i was getting ready to throw a stone, it would back off, but then I changed tactics. I carried a crust of bread in my pocket and fed it to the dog when it came at me.. It ate the bread then amazingly, it ripped my leg to pieces. No. Seriously. After a couple of times doing this it still barks, but does not attempt to attack me. Maybe it's thinking 'if I'm not careful he is going to feed me that crap again.' 🙂

1 hour ago, roo860 said:

Always Brits doing what? Kicking doctors, punching women in supermarkets, Kicking pregnant women in gift shops, wrestling with taxi drivers, assaulting a police officer and grabbing his gun, spitting on a car windscreen and threatening the female driver? could go on.

You rascal.😄

4 hours ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

Oh god  Nooooooooooooooooo anyhting but namplate removal...........anything, doesnt get more serious than that!!

Severe loss of face.😆The next. Being made an offer he can't refuse.

17 hours ago, Gandtee said:

Maybe the answer is to slip her a Bt100 note so she can tuck it into where ever, for herself.

While offering this advice, I must confess that the last, and maybe the first lady's drink I bought was way back in 1988. The bars I frequented are what I call men's bars. Not Girly, or Boys Bars, but a place where you could get a descent conversation and humour, without the hassle. The Shamrock Bar in Pattaya is a good example. Being a bit long in the tooth now, driving there is a bit/very off putting, I'm sad to say.  

Maybe the answer is to slip her a Bt100 note so she can tuck it into where ever, for herself.

I don't believe it. I doubt the cops would put the accused in the front seat. More likely the driver cocked up and crashed. Casting the blame on the accused.

21 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Don’t worry, your fears are unfounded.

 

Give me a reason.

We are getting to the stage where as an expat, if I returned to the UK and walked around certain districts wearing a bowler hat I would have to careful about being arrested for being an openly white Englishman. What a sad and sorry place my home country has become. If I had remained in the country would my presence stopped the degeneration? Of course not. It's the elected politicians who have allowed and encouraged it. I shall never return. So sad.

2 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

That's a kind of discrimination. Probably this person doesn't want to be addressed as Ladyboy but just as a part of a divers community. 

? Would you like it if someone would address you as gay??? (In case you are)? I doubt it!

 

I wonder if 'divers' was a spelling mistake? Muff diving is not to be sneezed at. But I thought, generally to be practiced by the straight community. 😉

1 hour ago, jacko45k said:

Knock the heels off his designer shoes to teach it a lesson!

That'll knock him down a peg or two. I hope he gets his come uppance.😉