SAFETY FIRST

Damm keyboard always correcting me. I've got it set to Australian English. Should be Looozers.

You may not know this but I was joking.

Nope, WRONG. You started the debate, you were the one who replied to my first comment. You've probably forgotten, go back and look.

Yeah, sadly I bite easily, bloody antagonisers. It's really weird, you make one silly comment about a guy having a nap in a strange place during working hours and all the looser want to attack you.

I agree and have argued this point many times over the years on AN forums, this nonsense, RIP's to total strangers. They could be nasty people, criminals, Pedo's, murderers etc. Why do these people want to do this, it really annoys me.

I lived there also, the worker would only see a few trains his shift. You don't know what you are talking about. How good is this forum, a Canadian dies and people want to stupidly argue about trains. Get a life LOOSERS.

He's not working 24 hours a day and I doubt 18 trains a day pas through, I'd need you to supply a link to confirm. Anyway, most trains would be night time, off shift, so he'd probably see 3 or 4 trains on his shift. An hourly nap everyday, peaceful and cool under that platform.

Omg we've got so many people wanting to argue with me needlessly today, 325 - 350 is around 400. 180 is NOT

His Minimum wage would be around 400 baht a day, starting time 8am.

Probably only get 1 train a day.

Put in Park, remove key, then depending on model there will be a button to release the Park lock function.

Then hope no rain that day 🤞

Papa should not comment if papa don't know. He will be asked for money at the border, it's bribe money which he must pay to proceed. I've taken motorbikes across the border, had all the paperwork, books in order but sadly I was asked for money and money was paid to the border authorities.

Crikey, I was wondering what happened to the 'STIG' now Top Gear was shut down.

This is actually good news for all AN members and yourself. I often read your negative postings regarding Thailand and Thai's, about your daily life challenges on outings etc. Alcohol is a depressant, which can disrupt the balance of neurotransmitters (chemical messengers) in your brain and affect your feelings, thoughts and behaviour. I'm sure once you have dried out your sleep and eating patterns will become normal and we will see a much nicer person. Good luck with your rehabilitation. 🤞

hallelujah, wahoo, hip-hip huzza rah-rah, three cheers, yippee🎉🥳🪅 It's about bloody time, I'm fed up with your blathering, babbling, drunken postings.

Not a bad job, able to have a nap every afternoon.

What are you being charged for yearly maintenance per square metre and what was it increased from? Where are you located? Why have they no money?

Why did you replace the Juristic management company?

News flash. I'm allowed to make comment and give an opinion on your strange posting.

It's so sad to think a person can live their life without any children. It's my kids that keep me going, giving me the strength to succeed, in facing the world's daily challenges. Couldn't think of living in a world without my kids.

That's weird and see it too often. Any impact and off it goes, head is exposed.

Read my comment, 2 above. What is the meaning of helmet? hel·met ˈhel-mət. 1. : a covering or enclosing headpiece of armor. 2. : any of various protective head coverings usually made of a hard material. Not English calling that plastic hat a helmet.

Aren't you embarrassed posting this information. It's obvious you've shown them how negative and bitter you are towards Thailand and its people on the first visit, so every other visit they won't be as friendly. You are more than likely sitting there all miserable and horrible, complaining about this and that, then not even leaving a tip.

They call it a helmet, it's poor English, they offer no protection. You couldn't ride a bicycle in Australia, it's illegal to use those plastic hats.