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  1. That so many loser, poorly educated, "keep govt out of my Medicare" morons think the self-serving, pathological liar, convicted sex offender, convicted charity fraudster, convicted bank fraudster, convicted insurance fraudster, begging grifter trump is their messiah, good luck to them and you. I was going to write something similar, but you beat me to it! And to quote one particularly dumb Maganut, "this says everything about you" and I apply this to that particular poster, because if someone is stupid enough to support a compulsive liar and a convicted sex offender and crook, and wants them to be POTUS, then that truly does say everything about them.....sad but on par for the poorly educated losers in the US.
  2. It is pointless trying to quote facts (as in the fact that Fox News own lawyers stated that Tucker Carlson and Fox news were not to be believed/taken as fact and people should to be aware of this) because the Maga/trumpies do not want to see/hear this because it shows how gullible and naive they are. Trying to reason with the cult believers is a pointless task, so just let them be happy in their ignorance and stupidity....best that way!
  3. I do feel sorry for you, because Fox has never been considered "an acceptable form of news" anywhere, let alone on this forum, because it's well known that they wouldn't know "real news" if their life depended on it. But of course you knew this because of the court case which found them guilty of spreading misinformation/lies, and in the words of their own lawyers, "you really can't believe what you see/hear on Fox News". Then there was the fine of US$787.5m for spreading misinformation about Dominion Voting Machines. Here you go................ You-literally-cant-believe-the-facts-tucker-carlson-tells-you-so-say-fox-s-lawyer ~Now comes the claim that you can't expect to literally believe the words that come out of Carlson's mouth. And that assertion is not coming from Carlson's critics. It's being made by a federal judge in the Southern District of New York and by Fox News's own lawyers in defending Carlson against accusations of slander. It worked, by the way. Just read U.S. District Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil's opinion, leaning heavily on the arguments of Fox's lawyers: The "'general tenor' of the show should then inform a viewer that [Carlson] is not 'stating actual facts' about the topics he discusses and is instead engaging in 'exaggeration' and 'non-literal commentary.' " She wrote: "Fox persuasively argues, that given Mr. Carlson's reputation, any reasonable viewer 'arrive[s] with an appropriate amount of skepticism' about the statement he makes." https://www.npr.org/2020/09/29/917747123/you-literally-cant-believe-the-facts-tucker-carlson-tells-you-so-say-fox-s-lawyer
  4. I have to agree with you on this BangkokHank, as I have seen so many "nearly accidents" due to both pedestrian and driver ignorance as to how these things work. Indeed I was paying a visit to a hospital in Bangkok and a friend of mine warned me about the traffic on one of the main roads and suggested I use the pedestrian crossing which was controlled by traffic lights; so I did, and whilst all of the traffic chose to stop, one idiot in a truck came barrelling down the road and missed me by a whisker, and then only because I had seen him out of the corner of my eye past the other stationary traffic. Unfortunately Thai folk do not know how to use roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, or have any "road sense" whatsoever and I don't think that will ever change given the current status/nature of the training given to 1st time drivers – – i.e. just about zilch.
  5. Ah, were it that easy Transam!!!! After I had reported to Lazada that my previous orders didn't seem to be readily available on their site, they decided to do something about it, and now my orders are all over the place.....with notations next to the wrong item and vice versa, so it's almost impossible to find out what I previously ordered. I should go back to them and asked them to look at it again, however they made such a huge stuff up of it before, I'm reluctant to do that. Having said that, I still use them and find them very useful for everyday items.
  6. I had to do a little bit of research on that sentence @Danderman123 as I was not aware that trump had called his wife "Mercedes" and I think it probably went over the heads of a few other posters. Maybe his mind (tiny though it is) was on other things like trying to see if he could purchase Greenland?
  7. Trawling through offerings on BBC iPlayer I came across the movie "Doctor Zhivago", and I had often heard about this but had never seen it, so decided to watch it after all these years. I thought it was a good movie, if a little lengthy, but some great performances by Julie Christie, Omar Sharif, Tom Courtenay and Rob Steiger, with Alec Guinness playing a part in the movie and also contributing to the dialogue to hold it together. So pleased that I watched it in the end, after all these years, and the ending was not what I thought it would be – – I will leave it at that.
  8. Chilli con carne using this recipe and adding a teaspoon or two of cocoa powder. Used it before and it "hits the spot". https://www.recipetineats.com/chilli-con-carne/
  9. On the subject of protein, and meat, we have all been led to believe that eating too much meat is not good for one (I exclude processed meats from this) and that's why so many people are advocating a vegetarian diet, which is supposed to be very good for one. I was going through a library of documentaries the other night and came across one about the South American gauchos, who live their lives basically looking after cattle and sheep on grasslands, and their diet consists almost entirely of meat, and that ranges from testicles through to intestines through to muscle fibre and so on, in fact none of the beast is wasted. So I got to thinking that they must have a short lifespan eating all of that meat, so I did a little research and discovered that the average lifespan of the gaucho is 76 years which is about the same as the average Western male!! Not that I eat much meat at all, but when I do dive into a lovely steak, I won't have second thoughts about it, or think about switching to a vegetarian diet.......not that a vegetarian diet would sit well with a nice glass of red wine! Maybe we overthink these sort of things???
  10. I am neither a Democrat or a Republican supporter, although I do favour the Democrats. HOWEVER, I also see no good reason to put up a gay pride flag in a classroom, and as you say, I agree that the US flag or state flag are the only flags which belong in a classroom. That being the case, there will be no arguing or disagreements about which flags are being displayed – – simple really.
  11. No problem.......at least I know that we both think alike!!🙂
  12. NO I was agreeing with you......in response to a Yellowtail post 16 hours ago, Yellowtail said: Yeah, they get their instructions direct from Biden, get Trum To which you replied............Pure misinformation. Good gosh. Hence my post..........Just shows the gullibility and/or IQ level of most of the trumpies on here.........whatever next??
  13. Just shows the gullibility and/or IQ level of most of the trumpies on here.........whatever next??
  14. I think you really believe this nonsense you have posted, and the only thing missing is that it wasn't written by Lewis Carroll who wrote two of the most popular works of fiction in the English language. ........radical far left that has taken hold over the Party. ........ Another example - Invading the house of the ex President to recover documents allegedly stolen, only to have nothing happen as an outcome because nothing was 'stolen' or of a 'national security' level to warrant charges etc ......attempts being made by Democrat Judges to have Trump removed from the ballots for an allegation (insurrection) ....Now it is even worse, as shown by the evidence that is becomming evident that the 2020 election was less than 'pure and honest ....Hopefully Trump wins, tears down the far left swamp and all the PC rubbish Not one ounce of truth or sense in your diatribe and false claims, so off to bed you go with your cup of cocoa (not Kool-Aid, you know what that does to you) and perhaps you will feel better in the morning.
  15. I finally decided to watch a series that I'd noticed on BBC iPlayer for some time, called "Steeltown Murders" and it was good, although it stretched over four episodes and IMO it could have been completed in three episodes. It takes a little bit of getting used to because it goes backwards and forwards in time from when a detective was investigating the murders of three young girls in and around Port Talbot (Wales) when it actually happened, to 30 years later when the investigation is reopened. Pretty straightforward with some good acting and a little bit of guesswork needed, but all in all a good evening's entertainment.
  16. Would Alabama be a Republican governed state by any chance.........there's your answer. Complete numbnuts and some!
  17. I have sent you a PM.
  18. He also said:- For hard-working Americans, November 5th will be our new liberation day,” he said. “But for the liars and cheaters and fraudsters and censors and imposters who have commandeered our Government, it will be their judgement day.” So it will be judgement day for the trump crime family and a few of his cohorts.........can't wait for that day......"lordy, lordy".
  19. Donald Trump is racing against time to find a half-billion dollar bond 26 Feb 08:22 AM New York Times: Trump doesn't appear to have enough cash on hand to pay up. trump doesn't look too happy in this pic, poor orange man LOL.......
  20. I have to agree with you on your post, and as I've been living here for 17 years, I've noticed the driving has gotten progressively worse, with it currently being horrendous. As you quite rightly say there is zero enforcement of road rules, with perhaps the occasional police stop on one or two roads, but then again, they also let drivers through who are not wearing crash helmets, and I've seen foreigners drive past these police guys, even when they are signalled to stop, and nothing is done about it. I've been here that long that I can outline the nationalities and their driving habits: – – older farangs who do not wear crash helmets – Thai people who also do not wear crash helmets and who are never stopped by the BIB – French Africans who love to do wheelies, drive way too fast and are a danger to all others on the road, especially as they don't know the road rules. Never seen one of them wearing a crash helmet – Arabs/Middle Eastern (shirtless mostly and without crash helmets) who disregard just about every norm/rule with regards to driving a motorcycle (too fast, weaving in and out of traffic) – Chinese tourists who have no idea whatsoever as to how to ride a motorbike and usually go two up and wobble all over the place whilst they are trying to look at their mobile phones – Russians who have no idea about any road rules and don't even know which side of the road to drive on, and often go the wrong way round roundabouts. If I do drive my motorbike around Patong, I do so very carefully, and for any journey outside of Patong, I use my car. OOPS, something else I forgot to mention is; watch out for Chinese tourists stepping out into the road without looking and fortunately/unfortunately I've clobbered a few of them with the wing mirrors on my car and motorbike, mainly because I couldn't avoid them!! If only the BIB weren't so lazy they could increase their revenue manyfold AND make the roads safer for all.
  21. You mean the Afghan withdrawal which trump pushed for and signed the agreement upon; that one? It was the military personnel which were responsible for any stuff up, and they were the same military personnel which served under trump, and if trump hadn't of signed the withdrawal agreement, then none of this would have happened, so sheet it back to the orange blob.
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