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Jonathan Swift

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  1. "Woke" is a derogatory word used by the ignorant to denigrate people who are genuinely pursuing enlightenment, trying to grow forward and upward rather than remain in a neanderthal world. As in "awakened" or "awakening". The joke is on them, because the term absolutely fits. People on the wrong side of the bell curve feel threatened by anyone more educated and worldly, and further ahead in evolution than they are, and so they must hurl derogatory words around like schoolyard bullies. So anyone using the word "woke" is essentially admitting to be either a bigot or an ignoramus. The ultimate one word self own.
  2. "Woke" is a derogatory word used by the ignorant to denigrate people who are genuinely pursuing enlightenment, trying to grow forward and upward rather than remain in a neanderthal world. As in "awakened" or "awakening". The joke is on them, because the term absolutely fits. People on the wrong side of the bell curve feel threatened by anyone more educated and worldly, and further ahead in evolution than they are, and so they must hurl derogatory words around like schoolyard bullies. So anyone using the word "woke" is essentially admitting to be either a bigot or an ignoramus. The ultimate one word self own.
  3. All of these scammers and predatory love trappers follow the same basic emotional manipulation scripts. They are not geniuses, they have merely mapped out the emotional hot buttons of vulnerable people and know how to work them. If you understand these things it's not hard to identify such people almost instantly. There about a half dozen red flags to watch for, it's always the same, and once you learn to spot them the rest is easy. Then you'll immediately see when someone is reaching for that button, and you'll smirk, say ah ha, and then goodbye.
  4. Might be about time for an eye exam and some new glasses
  5. Neanderthal knuckle draggers know no particular nationality, this kind of behavior is common in the west.
  6. As you folks may know, it is equally often that the Thai wife steals everything from the gullible and trusting husband, google Ian Rance to get the story of one guy. He fought back with lawsuits and got himself into quicksand, yet he ultimately prevailed with an excellent Thai law firm (maybe a few brown envelopes) But he went through emotional heII, with his passport confiscated etc. Fortunately she didn't take everything and had the money to pursue this through Thai courts.
  7. You are missing that the replacement document was likely forged after the guy got his hands on it. Unlikely that he could sell anything without proof of majority ownership. The original was probably kept safe by his wife. This presumes that this was the typical 51-49 split with the Thai person having majority. He likely only had to change those numbers, which would generally be a simple thing.
  8. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it the Thai person who usually owns the 51%
  9. You can easily look it up. For a 67.000 baht transfer wise charges me about $17.00
  10. Wise is a lot faster than they used to be. I was shocked on Saturday when my transfer of $1000.00 US was instantaneous. Which is good because I need some emergency dental work. It isn't always THAT fast, I think the variables come about depending on business hours of the participating banks and the amount of internet traffic on any given time. Holidays usually cause an extra day. But at least they're up front about fees, and they always charge the actual exchange rate. I don't keep an account with them, I just go bank to bank directly. Been doing it for years. Their customer service is pretty good too. Wonder how much money Western Union has lost to these honest and efficient options?
  11. Regardless of the surrounding circumstances, or whether people want to lecture on carelessness or not, it always makes me so sad to see young people come here and then die tragically in the midst of the experience of a lifetime. The anguish of the families is, like they say, heartbreaking.
  12. Children, children. This is entertainment, not a court of law. Nobody has to provide any evidence to anyone. Lighten up and enjoy the comedy. Nobody really knows what's going on, it's all speculation and opinion.
  13. Children, children. This is entertainment, not a court of law. Nobody has to provide any evidence to anyone. Lighten up and enjoy the comedy. Nobody really knows what's going on, it's all speculation and opinion.
  14. Yeah but she's still hot for her age, gorgeous. And I think she's not married and speaks pretty good English. Nah, not my type.
  15. Well, the both of you don't forget to flush and take out the trash
  16. Very insightful although sometimes mental illness/impulse control/psychosis is at the root, also alcoholism can bring out the worst in people. Some people are OK until they have one drink. To expand on your point, that role model is interpreted on a deep level to represent the way people who love each other behave to each other. Nonetheless, it's reprehensible cowardly behavior.
  17. Sour grapes from someone who has yet to have a real woman?
  18. Thrips eat fungus. How are you identifying them?
  19. First of all Septoria does not infect people, it is strictly a plant fungus, mostly infecting tomatoes. You should see a doctor and refrain from self diagnosis. The insect is a harmless katydid, any insect which is green is a harmless (to humans) plant eater whose green color camouflages it amongst leaves
  20. Wait, have you come across the squat toilets with the water reservoir and water scoop/bowl yet? And no bum gun? Be afraid, very afraid, especially if you haven't brought your own toilet paper.
  21. It just boils down to trial and error and experimentation. Wear a mask at first until you get the spay under control. Be careful about spraying your giblets all over the place, you might have to hose the whole place down with bleach in that case. Under high pressure it gives an enema at the same time, nice and clean for the ladyboys. You can soap up for a second round and get clean enough for them to eat off of. At the same time you can inspect for hemorrhoids while you're down there.
  22. I don't think most people set out to drive drunk, they just have no self control once they start, along with a fair amount of irresponsibility in their personality for failing to plan ahead. Seems like there will be no end to this kind of thing. I'm not a hypocrite, I was an alcoholic and did jail for drunk driving. I once rear ended someone very slightly by not braking quickly enough. No injuries thank god and that was the last time I got drunk. I don't drive at all except for motorbikes in less populated areas, as you said there are so many alternatives, and my drinking has diminished to near 0, I just don't want to put myself into that state, I don't like it, and I like to take in all of life's details as well as remember them clearly. The thing about these people is you don't know how much of this behavior is triggered by the alcohol and how much is the person they actually are. Some people are Jekyll/Hyde personality drinkers, perfectly nice until the booze hits and then instant ɑsshoIe. I feel especially bad for the vendor who couldn't afford his own hospital care. If I'd been there I would have helped with that. Hopefully his head injuries won't have lasting consequences.
  23. What are you, planning to stop by for dinner and a ϲrap?
  24. Because they're extra extra special, of course. Next question?
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