JensenZ

In the context of bar girls being taken out of the bar to be supported, the age difference is usually quite significant.

She might get soiled by a few special men. If you're getting a bit limp (due to old age) with an experienced girl, she might look elsewhere for her pleasure. The best advice is to leave them in the bars and save yourself a huge problem down the line.

Listen to his full statement, not taken out of context (as the title of this thread did), and it's quite obvious he's joking. It is absurd to call it a "speach of hate".

It's ridiculous for you to comment on this, as hate for Trump is so intense from the left that it's hard to top. It's no surprise he hates them. You even hate his supporters. This forum is chock full of Trump haters who haven't let up for over 9 years already. You're one of the leaders of the Trump-hate brigade.

My apologies. Yes, maybe I should have been specific, but I don't think there were any other untested vaccines forced upon most of the world's population, so I didn't think I needed to separate it from children's vaccines.

It's a slight limitation to think of "where I'm from" as I don't have one country that feels like home. This might be typical of other people from immigrant parentage. A few years ago, I crossed the line and have now spent more time in Thailand than any other country, and the biggest percentage of my adult life.

I've never been in this forum. What is your agenda?

You seriously believe that? LOLOL. (had to check if I was in the entertainment forum)

Seriously, you're sending a CNN report. Nothing on CNN is worth reading or listening to. Untested Vaccines are a problem. They didn't work, and I'm really glad I didn't get one. I'm not anti-vaxx as I don't give a sh*t if you, your family and all your friends had one to four jabs, but I'm sure it led to my mother's early passing back in 2022. My Thai girlfriend was vaxxed (as most Thai people were), plus the boosters (forced by employers), and she suffered a lot more from Covid than I did. I had it a few times - it was like the mildest cold I've ever had. 2- 3 days, and it was over. All my friends who weren't vaxxed are still alive.

On 9/21/2025 at 9:47 AM, Harrisfan said: Death is great. No worries. No hassles. There is a problem with this notion. You won't be able to enjoy your worry-free, no-hassle life. The world only exists through your conscious mind; it's hard to comprehend non-existence.

If your previous memories are wiped (of your just lived life), it's no longer you, so what happens is irrelevant (to you). It's exactly the same outcome as possibility #2.

Of course, but if there is life after death, you won't have to wait long for an answer LOL. The second your temporal existence ends, your afterlife begins. I might see you there...

As you age, the ability to "enjoy every day" can become challenging at best or near impossible. Most people don't enjoy life until their last day, and suffer terribly long before they finally pass. For many, it can be a welcome release.

Actually, confronting it and discussing it is a positive thing. It helps to reduce the fear of it. This is one of the best recent threads I've read. Let's hope the discussion continues.

Well, you do seem certain that you are correct. So basically, you are living meat, with no other purpose in life other than to live until you die. That's quite depressing. Let's hope you are wrong.

That's a good point. I got divorced, and dying after that would have been easy until I got a young gf who cares for me, which complicates the dying process a bit. It gives me more motivation to stay healthy, so now I'm at the gym every day. Staying fit and healthy beyond 60 is a challenge.

Yes, thanks for the Google search. The only reason why diabetes could be linked to KFC (I'm calling BS on this link) is that people who eat a lot of fast food tend to be unhealthier and are more likely to have diabetes. Fried chicken (not the KFC sandwiches, fries, sodas, cakes and ice creams) is actually a good food choice for diabetics, as it's high in protein and fat and low in carbohydrates.

100 years old might be great for a wealthy person with lots of family support, but it wouldn't be possible for most. The number is not so important as the quality of life at any age point. 50 to 60 is not comparable to 70 to 80, and so on. Add to that the fact that time passes more quickly every year. You suggest "get busy living". Ironically, the busier you are, the faster they go. It's hard to put a positive spin on 70, and I'm quite close to that.

From my perspective, this notion of yours that no one thinks or talks about death is nonsense. I think about it constantly and talk about it too. Just a few days ago, I said to my gf while sitting on the beach at Krathing Lai, I want you to float my ashes at Loy Angkhan Chittapawan, and put a photo of me on the table. Maybe it was a bit nasty to say this and be so open about my passing because she's still young at 34... so in my case, I'm too open with such conversations.

Ok, fair enough. I don't spend much time here and haven't been following the OP on other threads.

And yet, you failed to grasp that the entire OP was satire. Mentioning that he was a hospital cleaner was the clue.

It's unlikely you're living any dream other than when you're sleeping.

Well, that depends mainly on who you're stuck with. Right now, I consider myself lucky to have the one I'm with, and it would be a big mistake to let her go. Over my life, I've had a lot of experience, and I know when I've hit the jackpot.

I wonder who is the problem? You've had decades to find a good one, but you still haven't succeeded.

Well done, you've seen some accidents. What did you conclude? Is riding a motorcycle a death wish?