Bday Prang

13 hours ago, MicroB said:

 

So 50 year old Thai ladies are getting pregnant??

 

No the reason why the law abiding groups are targeted is because they handily self deport, zero cost to the government, targets met for their knuckle dragging red wall voters. Immigration is basically a huge problem for racists.

 

UK birth rates have consistantly declined for 50 years. 2022 saw a 3% decline in live births compared to 2021. We are living longer, but that extended life is more years in poor health. Global rates are tumbling.

 

Its not a huge problem as you surmise, and I have a strong grasp of numbers as a Doctor.

 

On average, a woman gives birth now to 1-2 babies in a lifetime. 30,000 wives, assuming all are of child bearing  age,  will produce 47000 children, not the 180,000. You might know compound interest, but you are clueless about biology.

 

An extreme consequence of a declined birthrate, which you want, is Communist China. The 1-child policy is expected to result in the Chinese poulation going into permanent decline. That means that GDP will decline, as there are less workers, infrastructure will crumble as there are less workers etc. But that's the future you might want for the UK.

"A Doctor" really???  That's a new one, I normally only meet ex special forces and merchant bankers, Who do you think you are kidding? What sort of doctor or any other professional refers to those with whom they disagree as "knuckle draggers"   

6 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Many/Most of the recent immigrants came from Ukraine and Hong Kong and they wouldn't have been Muslims 

glad to hear it,

2 hours ago, charleskerins said:

Bigotry easily provokes me.

Can't beat a bit of virtue signalling  

4 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Hear, hear!

He will have another go soon , his sort just can't let things lie.  The sort of person who torments a dog then wonder why they get bitten.   I hope he doesn't get out much or we will probably see another  thread similar to this one but with him as the subject.   

1 hour ago, Old Croc said:

If you have a thing about the use of a subject's former occupation by news outlets, including AseanNow, in articles and headlines, take it up with them. Don't quote me nor seek my assent for your views.

It could lead to me incorrectly assessing your motives.

Well I am quoting you again and  regardless what you think, I will quote anything and anybody  I want to  on this forum,including you if I wish. I am not quite sure who you think you are , but I am beginning to understand why, on your own admission, you have had problems here in the past, and my prediction is, that you will no doubt have more problems in the future. 

I will quote you again if you reply,  you are very antagonistic yet appear to start crying when somebody responds, The correct response to me stating that his occupation is irrelevant would have been to simply agree. or if you feel that his occupation was relevant then you have had ample opportunity to explain why.  In the meantime feel free to assess my motives in whatever way you feel appropriate, my cursor is hovering over the quote button in anticipation

3 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   A big problem that Countries face today is a falling birth rate and a declining population , the U.K needs people who will reproduce 

That may well be the case, but I see no reason why the UK cannot be a bit more selective as to who they allow in.   It's not like there is any shortage of applicants.  There is little to be gained from allowing just anybody to enter. For example  too many followers of the "religion of peace" most of whom hate us, have already had a negative affect.   The authorities are again warning of possible terror attacks, in response to the situation in Gaza, it really is not difficult to see the problems we are letting ourselves in for. However  I await the expected accusations of islamophobia and racism from the usual suspects 

6 minutes ago, Old Croc said:

Why quote me to make your point? 

Perhaps my sensitivities stem from others who do stalk my posts and attack my opinions because of personal dislike. 

 

 Well you can rest assured that I am not "stalking you"    Do you consider his former occupation of any relevance?

8 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

He did/does and it's the gospel truth. I only found that out later as well - mildly underage girls rather than very young kids. Whatever he was a nasty piece of work and had a kid with a bar girl in Thailand but I believe after he did his time for this offence he couldn't travel here anymore.

Unless the UK authorities banned him from leaving the country I doubt he would have any problems coming here. There are no criminal record checks for most visas or visa exempt entries.

11 minutes ago, Clarkey611 said:

Has anyone mentioned xenophobia yet?

No,   why would they ?

5 minutes ago, Old Croc said:

Perhaps you should address your feelings on that issue towards the people who placed that fact in the OP, or the members who felt the need to so describe him by his occupation in their posts.

I'm sure there's no personal rancor in singling me out for censure.

Nothing personal at all, why are you so sensitive, ?   

9 hours ago, MicroB said:

 

Actually, under current rule, she will. Its called the NHS surcharge, £1000 a year

 

53% of the British population take out more from the system that give. Some of those I would charitably call feckless, and mostly not immigrants.

 

Here's another scenario to get your lips around

 

Harry considers himself a Brit, he has the tats to prove, He had his Ancestry.com DNA done, and it tells him he's 10% Gypsy, which makes him part Indian, but he ignores that as it must be a mistake, as he's pure English. He's quite clever. Did 6th Form and all. He then got a job on the rigs, and spends the next 40 years grafting in hell holes like Saudi, Nigeria, Iran, before they went bad. Earnt danger money in Iraq. Spent a bit of time in Thailand and other places, bird in each port. Even gets married to one. He hits 65, has a bit of a cough from smoking all those fags. An Arab doctor tells him he's got lung cancer. Spends a wedge on alternative therapies. Nothing works. So he goes back to Ingerland, and buys a caravan to live in. 2 weeks later he's admitted to the NHS. They will happily treat him as he has a UK address, and he has a fighting chance.

 

How much has he contributed to the NHS? 2 years NI credits from when he was in 6th Form. Some would call him a parasite

 

There are plenty of people who take more from the system than they pay in  The NHS has managed to cope with this for years,  One reason for this is people like myself who have paid in for over 40 years yet have taken nothing from the system,  To expect the NHS to take care of every sick illegal immigrant is patently unrealistic.  There are just too many coming both legal and illegal and it needs to be stopped, one does not need to be a genius to realise that. But as usual the moment the useless government actually makes moves to achieve this, people like you, "the open borders brigade start whinging".  How many of these foreign scroungers would you personally be prepared to sponsor?   Hmmm thought as much

2 hours ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

His time inside was for kiddy fiddling I believe apart from the fact he paid sod all and took as much as he could from the state.

You have just made that up, why did you not mention it in your original character assassination of this guy, To be honest I doubt the guy in question actually exists.

9 minutes ago, Old Croc said:

In the OP he was described as a soldier. This is why I wondered why posters here referred to him as a marine.

in the context of this story his previous occupation is irrelevant  

11 hours ago, Celsius said:

 

I am most likely younger than most of you potheads.

 

And I don't drink alcohol.

 

Another nasty habit for losers.

So what "nice" habits  does a self certified " winner" like you have?

7 hours ago, MicroB said:

No the reason why the law abiding groups are targeted is because they handily self deport, zero cost to the government, targets met for their knuckle dragging red wall voters. Immigration is basically a huge problem for racists.

Well you have certainly shown your credentials, referring to anybody with concerns regarding the excessive  immigration as "knuckle draggers" and "racists"   You people cannot discuss anything in a civilised manner and immediately resort to the same tired old insults in an attempt to end any  constructive discussion 

5 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

If not for minutes.

 

Then,,,,for hours?

 

How long should one do deep breathing?

 

What about if I breathe HELIOX?

 

Would that be better?

 

Certainly, the bends could be no more painful than a major toothache....

 

 

in my experience only kidney stones come close to toothache

5 hours ago, Jaggg88 said:

Returning UK citizens do not have to wait 3 years. You simply have to prove you have returned and are resident in the UK to get full access to the NHS.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/using-the-nhs-when-you-return-to-live-in-the-uk

yeah the 3 year waiting list is standard for everybody,   The uk NHS is more concerned with diversity and wokeness than actually treating people.

 There is a sure fire way to jump the queue though,    if upon your return  you got off the plane in Paris and made your way to Calais and completed the journey on a small boat, you would receive instant medical treatment on your arrival in the UK. and free hotel accommodation whilst you undergo the treatment   Just don't forget to destroy your passport on the way over...... Sad but 100% true

2 minutes ago, NextG said:

Does nothing. 
Send out for some cannabis. It alters your perception of pain. You know it’s there, but it doesn’t bother you. It’s also helps you to relax. 
If you don’t want to do that then just breathe. Force yourself to deep breath. Deep exaggerated breathing continuously for minutes. It will also calm you, but the pain will return when you stop. 

   I believe ketamine works in a similar way re pain relief 

43 minutes ago, soi3eddie said:

Amoxy works to clear the infection and pain. It's what I did January last year. Did it several times. Unfortunately, in the end (June), it lead to tooth extraction as infections deteriorated the jaw bone. Extraction, Implant and follow-up cost about £3,000 in the UK and all OK now. Good luck!

I've lost loads of teeth some to decay and some from fighting, I never felt the need to replace any and at £3000 a pop I doubt I ever will

Amoxy does indeed work very well,  years ago I had a rather nasty infection in a front upper tooth, the dentist in the UK , trying to be clever, said "amoxy is no good anymore,  i need to prescribe a different anti-biotic" I think it was called metronidazole or similar, came with dire warnings about drinking alcohol, 1st course didn't work ,  2 days before flying here I started the 2nd course, that didn't work either, by this time even my nose was swollen with the infection, so after a few days in agony here  i sent the misses of to get some amoxy and 2 days later no pain.  I finished the box and all was Ok within a week.   Still got the tooth to this day 

39 minutes ago, proton said:

1. Cloves

This is perhaps the oldest and best-known remedy for relieving toothache pain and helping gums to heal. My dentist actually has a little homemade concoction that his grandfather used to make to help with these problems. He won’t tell me everything that’s in it, but I can taste cloves and I must say that this stuff really worked to heal a stubborn sore on my gum!

The active ingredient, eugenol, is in the oil of the clove. In fact, many dental items you buy today contain oil of cloves. Cloves have antimicrobial compounds, as well as a numbing effect, which makes them perfect for tooth or gum pain. Crush a couple of cloves and place it where the pain is for 10 or 15 minutes.

I remember that as a kid, my father had a bottle of something that was i think predominately oil of cloves, Not sure but I think it was called "sloan's liniment"  tasted awful but did help with the pain when applied to the surrounding area, A side effect was producing gallons of saliva

3 minutes ago, FruitPudding said:

Sounds like you need a root canal.

F that , just rip it out

6 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Sorry for my stupidity.

 

I am not thinking right at the moment.

 

Too much pain.

 

 

Don't waste your money on scotch, I have in the past had excellent results with Lao Khao, a fraction of the cost and tastes no worse.  But severe toothache seldom comes from nowhere, rather it starts small and  develops over time as infection takes hold, Of course a genius such as you would know that, so why have you left it so long?  

Give the amoxy time to work and then go and have the tooth ripped out, its a  painless procedure these days you know

35 minutes ago, Celsius said:

 

Sure you did. That's what pot and alcohol does to people.

 

And chlamydia which most sex tourists have in Thailand.

Never heard of chlamydia causing incontinence and i am surprised  you  as a non smoking teetotaller would have any reason to have researched the matter  So presumably you are celibate too, you sound like a real barrel of laughs,   Are you one of those involuntary celibates they refer too as incels?  No wonder you spend so much time trolling on here.  Absolutely fascinating, you should contact this guy called Louis Theroux he could make a documentary about you

10 hours ago, rbkk said:

I  was under the assumption that if you were out of the country (UK) for over 6 months you cannot return to a free NHS. This was to stop the expats returning (after a cancer diagnosis, for example). You can use, but must pay a fee. This change to the NHS policy was since I arrived 20+ years ago. People previously would hop on a flight or have procedures done whilst on a holiday return visit to see family. The Thai lady in the article checked in to the private hospital with a foreign passport and paid using an overseas credit card. Why does she feel she has a right to the "Thai Price"? It appears to me that she is a Thai expatriate who is based overseas now; not paying Thai taxes. 

So somebody from the UK leaves the country for over 6 months, a long holiday perhaps or maybe working overseas and on their return are not entitled to NHS treatment. I call b/s on that. It is certainly not my personal experience

12 hours ago, bamnutsak said:

 

Do you ban tobacco (cigarette/cigar) smoking in your rental properties?

 

 

I think you need to sack up and manage your properties more competently rather than whinging here.

 

Ban all smoking, including Cannabis. Require a significantly higher deposit, and/or post-stay charge for Cannabis related damage, repairs, and clean-up. Clearly communicate that if any Cannabis is consumed the police will be called.

 

 

If/when Cannabis is re-criminalized I suspect partiers will still be able to source it, and you'll still have the problems you have today. And you'll still be whinging.

 

 

 

 

I think he should reveal the name of his resort so that we might never make the mistake of staying there. Imagine being forced out of ones room and onto a motorbike just because the real owners husband thinks ones cannabis use might not be "medicinal enough"

Does anybody know where this miserable sounding place is situated?  Or do I just have to look for the negative reviews online