Bday Prang

Duplicated but whilst i'm here,,,, I don't equate the smell exactly with "rotting trash" there is an element of that , but it puts me more in mind me of the smell released when removing a manhole cover from a live public sewer, especially one of the larger ones.

Can't imagine anybody wanting to wash a plate full of Durian down with a a bottle of Sangsom or a gallon of Chang . Those that do deserve all they get, how could anybody possibly expect that to end well? Its the sort of stunt I'd expect to see on an episode of "Jackass" Call me a traditionalist but I'll stick to Salted Peanuts and Pork Scratchings when on the lash and something hot and spicy afterwards, As for Durian at any other time , personally I can take it or leave it, I certainly cannot see what all the fuss is about and there's plenty of other fruits I'd rather eat

come on tell us what bike it is

they are raised as "mummy's boys" many carry that with them for the rest of their lives

what a load of rubbish, do people actually get paid for producing trash like this? Where does one apply for a job?

unlikely , unless he got somebody else to write the OP for him

so have you made a large investment, based on that assumption?

well we can but hope, my fingers are crossed

as usual a pretty much incomprehensible reply . Designed to divert attention from your original incorrect comment, You said" the police do not seem upset " I said they are not supposed to get" upset" and are" EXPECTED to remain professional" To which you replied , in an attempt to discredit my statement "so whats professional about smiling and holding a sword" ? Obviously nothing professional about that Which is why my previous comment contained the word "expected" Is that so difficult for you to understand ? Maybe I am not so good at this game but I am clearly better at it than you you need to recognise your own failings before attempting to denigrate others. No goalposts were moved as a result of any of my comments,

talk about missing the bus , you are 2 years too late pal

He / HIm or "It"

those were the days

Well I'm not the one who had to refer to an online dictionary in order to define "proactive" its elementary Watson

Handled what? the knife gang ? find them arrest them and bring them before the courts Or were you referring to the grammar pedant arguing the toss about the definition of proactive? in his case I think an official warning would be in order, followed by deportation of course Personally I think a 10pm curfew for under 18's should be the norm

well it was hardly accidental was it?

Another one who appears to be unable to read what has been written in plain english Firstly I didn't say they were professional I said they were expected to be professional when carrying out their duties. read it again

In this respect then the curfew was not a proactive measure as it was implemented after the events took place, so it was in fact a reactive measure. Although it could be considered proactive in so much that they sought to prevent any recurrence. No internet vocabulary guide required

Why would you think that?

At first glance I actually thought it was him

He is not carrying out his law enforcement duties, he is posing for a photo opportunity.

They are neither filthy or disgusting in my opinion

would it be best to leave the engine of an electric car running to avoid draining the battery too ? lol

The police are not supposed to get "upset" They are expected to remain "professional" when carrying out their duties, emotion should not come into it

How things are done in ones own country are of course irrelevant, likewise the penalties for noncompliance in EU countries. "But hey" you got one thing right, this is indeed Thailand, They do indeed have their own laws, and those are the only laws one needs to concern oneself with. It is not you who dictates who should or should not stay here,

Considering modern diesels are all fitted with catalytic converters it could be a very very slow death