Jeremy50

It probably won't ever be fixed. Certainly not in a country who's population is largely made up of brainwashed, and sheep-like peasants. 

I'm convinced that these people just make it up as they go along.  Have they ever looked a map to see how far Hong Kong,  [where Mangut made landfall, heading determinably and resolutely West]  is from The Gulf of Thailand? Really quite laughable, but I suppose they are like everyone else here, just sit around totally mesmerised by their phone all day.

3 hours ago, Ossy said:

Sad to think that this sort of thing goes on, anywhere . . . here, Cambodia or wherever. And when you look at how the meat is being 'butchered', I think that to use that term, here, is an insult to all 'proper' butchers. Any H&S inspections carried out in these parts? . . . I don't think so, somehow.

Anyone who is concerned with their health shouldn't eat dead flesh. On the rare occasions that I do, it's imported. As for the Thais, strange 'Bhuddists' that eat meat three times day. 

Let a couple of strangers drive off in my car? I don't think so. Especially knowing the kind of riff-raff, n'er-do-wells, and assorted losers, tossers, and deviants, that so often wash up here.

So, sanook, who ever they are, don't know the difference between a University girl [pictured], and a school girl? Not that it's much better, but details are important.

'Manners maketh man' ,  which makes these people.......................animals I guess.

2 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Lam !

The Thai Keith Richards !!

( as in ancient but still a crowdpuller )

Lam Morrison, a beer bar player is in some way comparable to Keith Richards? I wouldn't have thought so. Unless it's just their ages you are comparing. 

You told us this last week; to expect heavy and prolonged rain throughout the North East for the whole week up to the 9th, but hardly a single drop fell, in fact it looked more like April weather.  How is it possible to be so wrong, inaccurate and unreliable? 

It doesn't bode well for easy border crossings that they brought in Lucifer to give the address. 

I guess all that floundering around in the dark disorientated their moral compass. 

34 minutes ago, Small Joke said:

When they bother others,  it's doing God's work,  when others bother them,  it's 'Persecution'.

The Roman Emperor Constantine has a lot to answer for, never mind Caligula, Nero, and Commodus, what a supreme dick he was.

We're still sorting out the religious crimes resulting from his brainwashing to this day.  

Absurd. Christianity had been steadily growing for 300 years and it's likely would have emerged dominant  despite Constantine jumping on the bandwagon, he simply picked the winning horse. We are lucky that he didn't choose one of the many other fringe religious and cultish groups that people could choose from at the time most of which were decidedly wacky.

Besides, what he's really celebrated for, is for establishing Constantinople which allowed the Roman Empire in the East to live on for another 1000 years after the fall of Rome, which isn't bad going.

11 hours ago, BuckleUp said:

She'll make it up in no time at soi 3 and send the $ back to dad.

No need to show your ignorance as well your unsettling comments about a 17year old. Soi 3 has no brothels on it, they were all closed down 4 years ago, just private houses now. 

Maybe he went to Eaton, and reads Castiglione in his free time.

Israeli media reports, not Hebrew media reports. '' Israeli media reports written in Hebrew' would be OK. A sad tragedy in any case.

27 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

I know I’m talking about two different things. 

 

The common denominator between them is human activity, though. 

 

The truth is not propaganda and, until we all realise this, the situation will not improve. 

 

https://climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus/

 

https://www.ucsusa.org/our-work/global-warming/science-and-impacts/global-warming-science#.W4d2ceOEaEc

 

https://www.skepticalscience.com/global-warming-scientific-consensus-advanced.htm

 

 

You're wasting your time trying to explain to idiots like that. Most people understand and are concerned, but for some reason these dullards have a mental block.  How would it be possible for many decades of heavy industrial emissions on a small planet not to have a serious impact?

1 hour ago, ukrules said:

 

The climate is always changing, always has been, always will be.

 

Ice ages come and go, etc, etc - between them there are temperate periods which are also not static.

 

And for you to have noticed these natural changes in temperature within the span of a lifetime you would have had to have been  a hundred thousand years old or more, which I take it , you are not.  WAKE UP!