Theron Ware

Now if only they would do this kind of thing in America.

"Why the big fuss?"  -  Milo Yiannopoulos

10 hours ago, JoePai said:

You mean Big McPrick  

"That's FRIED RICE, you plick."

On 10/4/2016 at 7:07 AM, HoboKay said:

Next episode, we'll find out if Chatchai reconciles with his ex-wife, discover the model of pickup Jaroen fled in?

and for the next dozen episodes, we'll be treated to bedside vigils in a hospital patient's room.

On 9/28/2016 at 4:23 AM, lvr181 said:

And you can write and speak perfect Thai?

 

Not everyone has English as their first language - just ease up a little.

I only correct native English speakers, which he obviously is if you look at his comment history.  I would never do it to an English-as-a-second-language commenter;  anyone who can speak/write more than one language gets nothing but respect and admiration from me.

19 minutes ago, wvavin said:

The moral of the story is; never by any residents with underground car parks. 

Buy, residence.

9 hours ago, Fabricus said:

 

Wrong.

 

The word "its" when used as a possessive is the exception.

 

An easy way to spot pretentious fools is to monitor their grammar. A common mistake these guys make is to use "ones" as a possessive and miss the apostrophe.

 

They use "one" and "ones" in the hope it'll make them look clever or educated; the truth is that it makes them look rather silly and lacking.

You are correct sir.  Thanks for the info.  P.S. - Between you and I (sic), "pretentious fools" is a little harsh.

On 8/1/2016 at 10:28 AM, Fabricus said:

Dropping apostrophes. It damages our reputation beyond repair.

Awful habit!

 

Apostrophes are not needed for possessive pronouns like its and ones.