Andrew Dwyer

Brazil did too fifty or sixty years ago. It can be done.

 

Thailand would probably build it in the shape of an big red bull !!

The 3rd occurrence was a good deed done by a girl for her ugly sister !
The 1st two ??......... I don't know, but maybe you should buy a lottery ticket...... and PM the number to me [emoji51]

Yes , well done motorcy dude !!

One more then I'm done.

Wilshire ?

Sterling

Biset khap. Receipt please. That's a tin of beans worth that.

I got fined for not paying at a toll on highway from Hua Hin to Bangkok.

I did pay but didn't get a receipt, I remember not getting a receipt and thinking it strange but by this time I was back on the highway heading for home and wasn't ( or couldn't I should say) gonna go back.

The toll was 40 baht and the fine 50 baht.

My gf's brother says this is a common scam by the toll booth operator especially when they see someone from Farangolandia who is unlikely to ask for a receipt ( aka me ! )

Owen

Maybe the next bomb will go off in Pathumthani, then...

Walcott ?

No,mon ami. Woolworth went skint a good few years ago. And the sad part is, that it wasn't for astronomical money. Someone like sir Paul Mc Cartney, could have saved the company with all his billions. When F.W. Woolworth went down the pan people lost a lot. The ladybird label was always good for mums who never had a lot of money. The Easter egg isle, was a kids heaven. Also cheap but reliable electrical goods, like sound systems and stuff. When we lost Woolies, we lost a great company. I will never understand why the millionaires of the UK never banded together to save it.The book section was second to none, also the audio section was great, and the film section.It was reasonably priced and within every ones price range.It was an off shoot of the American 5&10 cent stores. I can remember when it advertised "everything for sixpence". You could buy a pair of running shoes for a shilling. One shoe was sixpence, and so was the other. I even remember the big tubes that used to suck up the money in a can. Fabulous days. The like of which we  will never see again. Woolies and Joe Lyons eating houses, where tomato soup and a crusty bread roll was fourpence.
RIP Woolworths.

Take care guys !!
It's just a ploy to deport farangs working without a WP !!

Would you have drank the blood with a large splash of vodka though? I think I would tbh. Will stick it on the list actually.

I reckon snake could be a tasty one. Anyone ever? 

My gf sells this stuff and I decided to try it out .
I think the result speaks for itself !!

It doesn't say which arm he lost (and you can't tell from any of the photos).  I assume it is the right arm, which was extended outside the vehicle's right-side window and he was operating the steering wheel with his left hand (if he had his hand on the wheel at all).  And my remark is based on the fact that I was a PI lawyer, and probably handled over 100 upper extremity amputation cases.

Apparently old Sean wore a syrup in every Bond film

Beach Road Brawlers or if a Ladyboy team could be Chonburi Cupcakes ??

They are going to market them as " Hardly-Davidson " [emoji51]

There was also a myth that Roger Moore lived in the posh house in the small village I grew up in.
Everyone ( in the village ) believed it and to this day many still do !
 

No votes for Dalton ?
Not really surprised [emoji51]

There was also a myth that Roger Moore lived in the posh house in the small village I grew up in.

Everyone ( in the village ) believed it and to this day many still do !

yes but wasn't he also quoted as having played bass on Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street which is ?.

I had heard that , but believed it to be an urban myth.

According to Mr Google there are 3 people claiming credit for starting that myth:

Some London radio DJ who did a phone in show.

Some editor for NME Magazine.

The Scottish saxophonist Raphael Ravenscroft who actually plays sax on Baker Street. !!

I was born in 61 so grew up with Sean and Roger as Bond, Roger was the one that I liked the most , couldn't really say why.
After he gave up the role I lost interest in Bond but must say I have enjoyed Daniel Craig in the role especially in his last two movies.