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RSD1

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  1. It's all about da kine manapua and two scoop rice plate lunch at Zippys with a side of chili brah.
  2. More like a buttrash I'd say.
  3. HE NEEDS THE MONEY
  4. I was perfectly on topic. This is just another one of your many windups about I'm moving here or I'm moving there. Next month Rio!
  5. Oh, da kine brah.
  6. Another bob smith windup, bravo, I'm moving to Spain, to Cambodia, no to the Philippines, South Africa!
  7. You kidding me? AFR is the bees knees! We can meet and wolf down dozens of plates of it together! TBH, don't know anything about that Swedish canned fish, but there are a few things in the hub of shrimp paste and barah that can make you heave as well.
  8. English muffin history: The American English muffin is not originally from England, despite its name. It was developed in the United States in the late 19th century by Samuel Bath Thomas, an English immigrant. Thomas opened a bakery in New York City and created a bread product he called “toaster crumpets,” which later became known as English muffins. While the American English muffin has similarities to British crumpets, the two are distinct. English muffins are split and toasted, with a more bread-like texture, whereas crumpets are spongier and have holes on top for butter and toppings to soak in. The name “English muffin” was likely adopted to distinguish it from the sweeter American-style muffins.
  9. And then, in Thailand, you have American fried rice, which almost looks a bit like an American breakfast that collided with a pile of stir fried rice smothered in ketchup. I guess it's the raisins in the rice that has them calling it "American". The good news, though, in Thailand, is that you're also welcome to eat this delightful dish for breakfast.
  10. You forgot that in Texas they eat soft, warm, toasted biscuits oozing with melted butter. There are also lots of breakfast sandwiches in the US that contain a mix of the breakfast items like eggs, ham, sausage, cheese, etc. And on an English Muffin, delightful.
  11. Why bother. Just eat the same sausages you are now if you like them and eat an extra egg or two for additional protein.
  12. Love it bob. You've even turned over a new leaf now and you love everything in Thailand. Brilliant mate!
  13. That food layout looks a bit erotic. Would that be considered to be food porn?
  14. Nice to see your still enjoying yourself in Thailand bob. Was that gaff where you ate the dog's dinner somewhere over by Soi 6/1?
  15. Sounds delightful! Yeeeeeeeeee
  16. One could say that an American breakfast, with the pancakes, the waffles, or the French toast replaces the carbs in the toast and the beans in the English breakfast. The problem with any of those American breakfast items though is that they do require some sort of sugary topping, either some syrup, honey, cinnamon sugar, chocolate sauce, powdered sugar, or some sweet jam or preserves.
  17. CandyLand V2 s1 By. Copycat Genetix THC 39-41%. Hmmm...
  18. I would say don't do it anywhere. But particularly in Pattaya, late at night, and when by yourself.
  19. A drunk foreigner getting badly beaten up late at night by locals in Pattaya. No, this never happens.
  20. Weeds are weeds. They are there for the chopping. 🤣
  21. Speaking for yourself obviously.
  22. 95% of the people watched it because they hoped to see JP get knocked out. I guess most of those people didn't think too much about it being fake or not. They were just hoping to see JP go down hard. They were also there to see MT fight one last time. It was an event. Just like the WWE that millions flock over to see. You would never get this kind of hype buildup for something like this in Europe. Maybe in the UK.
  23. Not yet. I will be next month bob.
  24. Tranny, tranny, tranny, and tranny. Oh, and tranny. You feel me?
  25. Admittedly, that doesn't sound enticing at all. What does that look like? Never mind, I don't want to know.
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