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Just now, SAFETY FIRST said:

an 80 year man is an old guy. 

 

Listen precious, why don't you get back to school, learn the language and grow up. 

 

I'm not a Troll, I have an opinion, be RESPECTFUL to other members 😡

 

"Other members" seem to agree about your disrespect, whereas my comments seem to garner respect. I turned 103 last week and still like to get laid a couple times a week, walk my dog vigorously several times each day and go out dancing twice a month. I consider myself a senior or elder, NOT an old guy. 🤣

13 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

What did I say that was disrespectful of the elderly? 

 

As I've already stated in an earlier post, your repeated reference to the gentleman as "the old guy". But never mind. I've decided to go along with several other posters and consider you as "just a troll".

He has quite a wide smile.

46 minutes ago, Xonax said:

So how did the steering ropes snap, when they have been inspected on a regular basis?

Perhaps the ropes were inspected but not the pullies. A seized pully would place significant stress on the ropes.

So big deal. The couple get their jollies by being exhibitionists.

It's a topic that's hard to put a finger on. 

Thaksin ........ Truly an example of "fall in a <deleted>e hole and come up smelling like a rose".

9 minutes ago, Iron Tongue said:

So you want to blame your laziness on me?

 

It wasn't laziness. It was a brain fart. But at least I took accountability for it. A hell of a lot  more than I can say for you. Sorry that you are an unhappy expat (not really).

2 hours ago, Iron Tongue said:

If you had read the article, you'd know that he was the buyer, caught in a police sting.

I read the article but I think my brain might have locked in on the headline where it said "working in Phuket". Excuse me, my mistake. But your sarcastic reply ("If you had read") just reinforces my thinking that there are so many people on this site that thrive on nastiness. Are there really that many unhappy, grumpy expats in Thailand?

"L" ........ He must have rocks in his head. He'd have been better off doing his selling in Canada (my home country) where all he would have got was a slap on the hand and back out on the street the next day, if not the same day. Maybe the competition here is too great for him.

11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

"alleging that he had defrauded her and then falsely accused her of the kidnap plot to avoid repaying his debts."

Oh what a tangled web we weave ........

1 hour ago, sandyf said:

Went on one of these a couple of years ago, very good, but I don't think being electric removes the risk from fire/smoke particularly with an enclosed cabin.

I think you missed the intended-sarcasm. I believe the commenter was indirectly referring to EVs that sometimes catch fire.

Safely back to the restaurant now on another boat.  But all passengers said NO BBQ please.

They're going to be wishing that they had chosen the "How to be an Internet Scammer" course instead of the "How to become an International Mule" course, when still in school back in Nigeria.

Just now, mfd101 said:

Imagine his military predecessors doing anything like that ...

 

I think the contrast is to Srettha's credit. The common touch is an indication of egalitarianism which, in this country, is a welcome step forward. In public life even little gestures count.

The military prefers to spray bullets, not water. This is definitely a step forward.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The suspects including one shooter and one rider

So then who was driving?

What a PIG  !

As my lady friend said on my first day in Thailand, when I asked her, "why so much garbage everywhere"?  Her answer, "welcome to Thailand".

I'll be watching for coverage in a month or two that they kissed and made up, with the promise of no more getting hammered.