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What's that bob? You're both drunk and suffering from uphill gardener syndrome. What a pity.

Your birthday? Did I miss it?

Agreed, a huge time saver, it only becomes annoying when you have a sloppy drunk old git like bob standing in the way on the sidewalk when you're trying to get by.

Same here.

What are you babbling about bob? Are you completely drunk? I'm completely lost on this one. Please fill me in a bit more on your little secret.

I can only tell you about the women, but if you need to know about the men (ladyboys), then you'll need to ask bob.

And? So? What does that have to do with the price of a short time in Soi 6? I didn't mention anything about Trump at all. I laugh about him a lot these days, but I keep it to myself. So are you piss drunk already? You probably are, but that's OK, it is nearly New Year's and it's two in the afternoon, so it's fine. I just can't imagine how sloppy drunk you are gonna be by the time you post your next fictional yarn later this evening. i'll be awaiting your next pile of trash with bated breath.

Wait, you're not Bob, why are you even replying to my post? R2D2 is almost funny. Keep trying though. Maybe eventually you'll hit on something.

Another one of bits and bob's windups where he is lulling in the afterglow of watching everyone chime in on another of his countless fictional yarns.

If there was more fat shaming going on in Thailand, it probably would be a good thing. There is practically none of that now and many people who are grossly overweight are told that they look cute, including the obese children, and some from a very young age. There is just too much social acceptance of it. If there was more fat shaming in Thai society, then perhaps more people would be encouraged to lose weight and then end up in better health without all these chronic diseases, which many of them have now that are related to obesity. It might harm the local sugar, alcohol and pharmaceutical industries, but as a result people would be a lot healthier and live a lot longer.

Well over 365 dumps made. A very solid year!

I understand your point, it's a question of quality of life versus quantity of life and everyone is free to make that choice for themselves. The sad thing in Thailand though is that so many are uneducated about the dangers related to eating and drinking and many are developing serious, chronic illnesses, and only understanding about those dangers once it's too late. The motorcycle topic is a separate issue. I also drive a motorcycle sometimes, but the dangers do worry me. I've made some changes in the locations that I need to go to regularly to where I can now walk to a number of places that I used to need to drive to. So I've significantly reduced the amount of driving I do on the motorcycle to try and reduce the risk factor.

I’m not pointing this out on the Skytrain to fat shame anyone. I’ve lived here for decades and witnessed a dramatic shift. When I first arrived, the population was generally small and healthy looking. Now, about 50% of people appear to be overweight. These are simply observations. A major public health crisis has emerged. The number of deaths from obesity related complications, including heart disease, diabetes, and other conditions, has skyrocketed compared to when I first came here. This crisis is deeply tied to food, diet, and a lack of education and resources to address the issue. Many suspect that Thailand’s large sugar and agricultural industries play a significant role. These powerful lobbies are believed to influence the government, hindering efforts to regulate the sugar industry. As a result, this unchecked influence continues to contribute to the growing number of preventable deaths.

You kidding me? I do all those things myself. That's why I live here, because I can. Aren't you the same? Otherwise, you would be back in Liverpool fixing people's toilets and drinking cheap warm piss beer if you didn't prefer living in the hub of being bent.

He likes Samet. Don't you remember his post where he took a whole bunch of ladyboys and a few of his gay mates on a trip down there for a reach around weekend?

bob, you should make a whole series of these annoying posts moaning about all the things that Thai people do that break the rules when they shouldn't. Since you're so entitled to live in a perfect Thailand you should also whine about cutting people in line, street gambling, public drinking, ignoring red lights, not wearing helmets, driving in the wrong direction, driving in the wrong lane, illegal parking, overloading motorcycles, selling alcohol during prohibited hours, ignoring speed limits, ignoring no smoking areas, burning trash, avoiding taxes, noise violations, bribing officials, etc.

and where was your ladyboy partner when all this happened?

bob, there is a ฿5000 fine for driving motorcycles on the footpath. You've got the GoPro footage, just report him to the police and stop whingeing about nonsense like an old minger.

Because he's 70 and he has nobody else to talk to.

Yes, it would be unnecessary waste. Easier thing would be to just weigh your meals on a kitchen scale for a few days and see how much you're normally eating by weight. Then just put 20% less on your plate by weight going forward. And you should be removing equal amounts of each item. That should do it.

Must be great footage for your GoPro collection.

but what if you discard the salad and keep all the potatoes?

But I got Mrs. Neville right here and she says otherwise. Are you calling her a liar?

Oh, so much anger and hatred for the locals bob, maybe you should've just stayed in Spain???

Seriously though Bobby, why aren't you down at Katoeys ‘R’ Us right now having some ladyboy giving you a fisty?