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I suspect that he's a long time poster on AN who got bored so now he decided to suddenly setup a few fake trolling accounts. @Yellow Fever is his too. He had a third one that was setup a while ago that now seems to have suddenly disappeared. To be a successful troll you need to have a sense of humor and a quick wit, which he is devoid of. Also, all the fake photos he posts are really pathetic and demonstrates his lack of digital media skills. You also need to be thick skinned, which he certainly isn't. He would be better off just sticking with drinking and surfing the porn sites. Being a forum troll definitely isn't his calling.

What a pity. I'm sorry for your loss.

Yeah, I heard that happens when you go to work for the AI text generation police.

You don't think it's dose dependent at all? What if someone is consuming 3 grams a day, every day? Don't you think that could lead to delusions or schizophrenia?

Obtuse and not even remotely good at trolling. You should try a new vocation to fill all your useless free time. Maybe something more on your level like kangaroo tipping.

Oh, you should try the gyoza. Absolutely electrifying @Mekmong MICK. In fact, it's a Thai signature dish, known all over the world!

Agree. And that's also a lot of what makes it enjoyable living here as a foreigner. As soon as you fit in and are accepted then they would treat you like one of their own. You wouldn't want that. The kid gloves come off and then it's finished.

And just imagine if you ever were able to live a privileged life.

Totally agree. Been here 3X as long. If you are a foreigner there is no becoming local. The more you think you know, actually the less you do.

Supermarket food in Spain costs me less than in Thailand.

The majority of the alcohol sold in Thailand is the low quality local beer and spirits and that's all bob smith drinks anyway.

The only tattoo ever worth getting is one of a fresh, new $100 bill wrapped around your hairy scrotum pole; cause it's a fact bro that the only thing chicks like to do is blow money.

As soon as they stop trying to stigmatize and criminalize weed, then the alcohol companies will be fighting harder to remain viable and relevant.

Budgets are so boring. Who needs them? Spend like you've only got a few days left. Be a baller, live a little baby!

No doubt. But people have to know their boundaries and that, as a foreigner, unfortunately you are not going to be treated equally as a local under the laws, if you break them.

To a certain degree that is true. And I wish that were fully the case. But any drug can be abused and used in high quantities cannabis can still be harmful like anything else:

They never get it. The one thing you don't do if you have half a brain is come to Thailand as a foreigner and act like a titt and do something to defame a local. If you do, they will eventually find you, immediately lock you up and ship you back to your shiitty life in your own country together with a big black X in your passport. People have a good thing going in the LOS and then they gotta fulk around and find out. As usual, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Naah, ya think? Alcohol too more than anything.

No idea what this post is about. This one sounds about as looney tunes as it gets. GG, did you suddenly run out of your meds?

That's cool. Very tempting. Thanks. 👍🏼

Yes, the Hep C stories are never pleasant. That one in Pattaya I told is probably uncommon so I wouldn’t worry about it too much, but shiit does and can happen. At this point, you’re probably better off getting HIV than Hep C. Sounds crazy, but at least HIV can be put to sleep.

No joke. Even worse, I had a tranny chase me down the street after reading a bob smith post.

That’s really sad. Hep B or C he got? Many years ago I was with a girl for about 6 months. Then she found a bigger better deal and ran off with a guy to Europe. Then she called me a few months later from Europe to tell me she had Hep B since before she knew me and that I should probably get tested. I didn’t sweat it because I was vaccinated for A & B over 30 years ago and with enough boosters afterwards that I should have lifetime immunity now. Good thing is after you’ve been vaccinated you can get tested once every couple of years to check your level of immunity and see if you need a booster or not. Hep C is the real problem one now though. No vaccine and not really any great treatments for it. This is anecdotal, but a guy I knew about 15 years ago got a blood transfusion at a hospital in Pattaya after being in an accident and the blood gave him Hep C. He didn’t last that long after that.

Another rinse and repeat topic. We see this one at least once a month.

Yeah, it was like an entire one second.