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4 hours ago, BritManToo said:
It was as nothing compared to the cash the divorce judge threw at my (former) Brit bride.
I know mate, & I had to <deleted> sit there with the lawyer, & watch myself get shafted.
It wasn't the best day of my life, but as I'm writing this I'm laughing at the insanity of it all.
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13 minutes ago, Captain 776 said:
I have always liked Prayut and think he has done a great job.
LOLOL I liked him since the early days when he was doing a nes conference and the same reporter kept asking the same question until Prayut said.....I am not answering and if u ask me again, I am coming over there and punch u in the mouth.
Same thing Trump should do to everyone at CNN and MSNBC.
Trump is the absolute best President in my 66 years.
When he finishes in 2024
Then 8 yrs of Don Jr
Then 8 yrs of Ivanka as first female Prez
By then Baron will be old enough for his 8 yrs
By then USA will be the MEGA power of the world, there will finally be true world peace, prosperity on a scale that has never been envisioned and the entire world will finally be the place it should be.
Thanks for listening~~~!!!!!
What is that popping sound?. Oooops it’s democratic liberal heads exploding......GOOD~!!
Oh yes, a man with true insight.
May I just add Tony Blair & Margaret Thatcher as well to this fine list.
Bravo Captain, bravo.
*not a dry leg on ThaiVisa*
Smashing.
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10 minutes ago, RotBenz8888 said:Won't happen. Chen and Tang are Chinese.
What if they were called 'Wan' & 'Ker'....?
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"The Bt137-million Bhakdibodin Building was officially opened in late August 2017 as part of an initiative by incumbent Premier Prayut Chan-o-cha,"
I would question the use of this word; perhaps a more accurate one would be 'occupier'.
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7 minutes ago, bristolboy said:
From the Cambridge Dictionary:
Brit
noun [ C ]
UK /brɪt/ US /brɪt/ informalA british personOffensive language indeed!Innit!
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25 minutes ago, SteveK said:
I started watching that and gave up, apologies for this but I thought it was crap.
However, I've just binged watched the first 4 episodes of the new "Chernobyl" TV series, and found it fascinating. I've always very interested in the Chernobyl disaster, so seeing it from the Russians' point of view is captivating. Highly recommended. Apologies - I see that this has already been mentioned, but there are too many posts to read so would just like to add my +1.
Also enjoyed "The Mule", which stars a very aged Clint Eastwood, not amazing by Hollywood standards but a very enjoyable movie with some very sad moments.
Black Mirror is coming on 5th June - can't wait!
Same day as The Handmaid's Tale season 3!!
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47 minutes ago, BritManToo said:
So you think the expats posting on ThaiVISA are of a higher social class than Issan farm girls?
Observer seems to think so.
"Rags & fine linen" my a*s*!
Loved your comment about Brit hooker's, I'll be chortling about that for days!
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2 hours ago, mtls2005 said:
For reasons which remain unclear some very powerful people want Gallagher released/pardoned. No cost or effort is too much apparently.
Former AG Mike Mukasey's son, Marc is representing Gallagher; he is also representing trump in the Deutsche BankCapital One "case", and is a law partner to rudy guiliani.
Would you say the same about Gallaghers seven SEAL team members who turned him in? And often tried to stymy his murderous ways by messing with his rifle scope so he couldn't snipe women and children?
Ok, didn't know about that.
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Yes, it was a humanitarian act.
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These Special Forces blokes do a momentously difficult job. Perhaps he did make a few mistakes I dunno, but why prosecute him?
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40 minutes ago, BestB said:
Would love to know how they determined he was Russian from
this video ?
he was not wearing Speedo’s or captains hat or Navy shirt or holding Russian flag or carrying bottle of vodka
I'm damn sure he's not British though; we wouldn't dream of being like that.
On second thoughts, maybe he is Blitish; Brexit has messed up the £ & we can't afford Robster.....
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Probably read "12 Rules For Life" by Jordan Peterson.
That is not a putdown of JP at all.
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7 hours ago, Pharoticus said:Fair amount of truth in that.
Most of them are vain, selfish, volatile, boring and emotionally immature.
These days I literally cringe when I hear westerners talking about their little Thai brides.
Living in Thailand now makes me understand how Gulliver must have felt when looking down on the Lilliputians.
You ever hear about The Law Of Attraction.....?
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Good evening.
Ok Plachon, thanks.
They're Phytoestrogens though, aren't they.....?
Good night
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1 hour ago, giddyup said:
Hard to believe it's by the same director who did Scarface, The Untouchables etc.
Didn't realize that. Wonder what happened to him, that he directed this disaster?
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34 minutes ago, Harveyg said:
All if what you write is still not well known. Thanks for sharing. I would add that there quite probably are additives to the cows - antibiotics, growth hormones, food laced with paraquat.
As for the poster who said "we all have to go sometime" and the few who liked the comment, its how we go as much as when.
Err, nope.
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Domino 2019
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Captive State - aliens invade earth.
But despite the well worn subject, I actually quite enjoyed it.
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1 hour ago, plachon said:
Do you mean "soya milk", rather than tofu? Whichever, these two products are remarkably unhealthy and not a good substitute for dairy milk, on a number of scores. Anti-nutrients and high levels of oestrogen and progesterone being amongst them, as well as the numerous agri-chemicals commonly used in growing soy beans and likelihood it is a GMO variety.
These arguments aside for not consuming soya prodcts, I also would not be an advocate for Thais consuming more dairy, given their propensity to lactose intolerance and the crappy additives put in the milk products here. There are numerous other alternatives to dairy milk, however, with far more healthy properties. ????
I'd really like to see where you got this information from.
In fact, back up your post with detailed science.
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Perhaps, we have some kind of antenna that recieves knowledge...?
I would expand more, but being on the tablet becomes tedious 'writing' with a finger.
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Bioquark a US company, was or is, trying to revive Neuronal activity in brain dead patients in India. It hasn't really progressed, as far as I'm aware
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2 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:
That's because you sit in a wheelchair and she stands up. ????
Nah.... Colin used to be known as the 'Preston Person Of Diminished Stature' can't use the word Midget, it upsets the SJW's & the lefties!
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9 hours ago, Fex Bluse said:Very common Thai trait. Several reasons for this including,
Thais' low tolerance for and high avoidance of conflict,
Thai language being a fairly rudimentary one that lacks descriptive power and
Thais tending to speak in terribly vague terms, leaving much of the meaning to be interpreted by the listener
They are typically poor at expressing emotion.
Don't know or understand Thai people very well, do you.
Have you ever listened to Thai love songs?
I could take apart your post, but really Fex, isn't it about time to stop your mostly negative posts about Thailand?
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Seven reasons why Prayut should not be new PM
in Thailand News
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Really can't post my thoughts about this.
If one was to consider ethnicity, one might make a guess - albeit the wrong one.![:wink: :wink:](//forum.thaivisa.com/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png)
I think it's called a 'Lanyard' innit ? Never seen such a big 'un - or is it coz he's a person of diminutive stature?