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AlexRich
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5 hours ago, malagateddy said:
More like in a tea room with their white headed friends or down the bru, signing on.
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For 500 baht, the denizens of Thai Visa will be queuing up to send you sperm samples ... good luck finding a "desirable" specimen!
Expect requests for photographs of said girlfriend, those that are extra keen will volunteer to dispense with the medical insemination middle man.
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Yes Nigel Farage ... turns up to his depleted March, then buggers off leaving the sodden troops to traipse down A roads ... like lemmings. Useful idiots.
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2 hours ago, Forethat said:
You keep being told, but you never listen? On the 29th March 2019 (not long to wait) come back to us all and explain why a man with your high level of ability (even if you do say so yourself) got it so wrong?
I’ll have the popcorn at the ready.
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Have you ever thought of being a ladyboy? That might get you out of it.
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2 minutes ago, Pilotman said:
That's because the Brexit people won, so no need to march, it's a done deal. The ones marching are the sorry asses who can't accept the inevitable.
Nigel doesn't seem to think it's a done deal? And neither do I if May's deal gets binned.
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She was depressed that she couldn't afford an iPhone. Understandable.
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7 minutes ago, Pilotman said:
still not 17.4 million.
On another point, you'd think that Nigel Farage's march would be able to scrape up a small % of that 17.4 million? Instead of a sorry bunch traipsing down the hard shoulder of an A road in the peeing rain ... where are they?
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5 minutes ago, Pilotman said:still not 17.4 million.
For that you'd need a second vote.
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1 hour ago, aussie11950 said:
I see it often. Thai drivers think they have a right to edge onto a road that is not clear, instead of waiting till there is a safe space.
I blast them with my horn to let them know I wont tolerate it.
Totally the busses fault.
I try to avoid hitting anything, but I would aim for the big bus, rather than a fragile motorcycle.
The bus was in the wrong, I agree with you on that, but the truck driver was simply driving too fast ... he should have been driving at a pace that would allow him to avoid collision. A horn doesn’t help you if you are going at high speed.
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I feel for the two innocents on the scooter, hope they make a good recovery.
On Thai roads you need to drive with caution and expect other drivers to do something stupid, and that means driving slowly, so that your braking systems can avoid a collision. The pick up just driving too fast to deal with the bus decision to cross the junction. So typical in Thailand unfortunately.
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20 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:That's the remainiac losers version of not accepting the result version, stamping their feet and sqarking, it is not fair. 17.4 million knew exactly what it was and meant, no matter how many times you try and convince yourself.
As for Dover Chaos, you are a now a 'tin hat' brigade member.
"No deal" is the brexiteer big con about what people voted for ... and yet none of them campaigned for that outcome ... so how could anyone have voted for it? There is no mandate for it, and never has been.
What people voted for was the "sunny upland" version of Brexit that doesn't exist.
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19 minutes ago, sanemax said:
We havent left yet , so the "sign deals the day we left" cannot be a lie , because it hasnt happened yet
And it isn't going to happen.
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3 minutes ago, ThaiBunny said:
In the trade these are known as "non-core" promises
Commonly known as "lies".
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Yes, but at least you are close to your Yabba wholesaler in Myanmar.
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58 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:Been through this many times here. You seem to be either ignorant of the facts or plain......... So pointless going over old ground.
People were promised they'd get all the same benefits ... by David Davis among others. We'd all get cake, and we'd get to eat it. No one campaigned for Dover chaos, or WTO ... we were promised trade deals signed the day we left?
People voted for what they were promised ... not something, no deal, that no leave politician campaigned for.
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3 minutes ago, Chivas said:Exactly its incredible the naivety over something so important that still we have people saying we dont have to pay it
Agreed. This is another "big lie" ... blatant lying, and then doubling down on lies appears to be the new politics ... and journalists fail to call them out on it.
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6 hours ago, Loiner said:
Of course she needs to go. Even if she resigned, could we end up with a real Leave PM? The Tory party faithful would support that but not enough of the Tory MPs.
Sent from my iPhone using Thaivisa ConnectI thought you'd be too busy to post ... organising that party on the 29th?
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7 hours ago, TopDeadSenter said:
I have a hard time understanding why a few hundred thousand marching to cancel Brexit somehow trumps 17.5 million Brits that voted in the official referendum. Are we living in mob rule?
It was a people's vote March ... so the same people who voted Leave can still do so. The petition was about revoke A50.
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8 hours ago, Spidey said:
The difference being in the Gorbals, the most common accent is eastern European. On Princes Street it's Chinese. But yes, would be amazing to live there.
I like the New Town area of Edinburgh, but the old town has a great deal of charm. Great place to visit in August, Festival time.
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8 hours ago, Spidey said:
No, not odd, it's how Glaswegians talk. "I'm a Parkhead man", "He's a Govan man".
"Teddy", the clue is in the name ... he's an Ibrox man ... near Govan, but closer to Teddy's mecca!
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On 3/23/2019 at 8:22 AM, billd766 said:
I quite often did not live with my wife when I was working offshore as did many of my colleagues.
So your colleagues didn’t live with your wife quite often either? Interesting relationship ... are you Scandinavian?
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46 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:
Brexiteer struggles with reality, makes poor attempt at constructing an alternative ‘reality’.
That’s what yabba does to you.
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1 hour ago, Pilotman said:
so you are in effect saying that we are held to ransom in the UK, yet again, by a small bigoted clique in Northern Ireland? Sooner the island of Ireland is united the better.
The Conservative Party is currently being held to ransom by a bigoted clique in Northern Ireland? The ransom paid was £1billion.
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Goats?
in Farming in Thailand Forum
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Issues ... they might charge at you when your back is turned. They are cheeky barstewards. And make sure you have a secure fence, they are the Harry Houdini’s of the animal kingdom. I’ve had to dodge a few on Cyprus roads.