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  1. The Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band.
  2. Mr. G doesn't your post attest to the fact that you suffer from confirmation bias every bit as much as those you criticise for displaying it?
  3. I don't drink to get drunk, I drink because I like the flavour of certain beers. Back in the UK some of my favourite ales were "summer ales" that were typically brewed lighter in colour but still maintaining an intense flavour of hops that you would associate with ale rather than lager. My particular favourite was Dizzy Blonde brewed by Robinson's of Stockport. I had long given up ever finding anyhing remotely comparable over here. However, last year I found M32's Hoppy Pale Lager on the shelves at Villa in Bangkok and, more recently, much to my delight it is now stocked by my local Lotus's in Pak Chong. It's become my favourite sundowner. If you are an ale man rather than a lager man then give it a try, you might be pleasantly surprised 😋.
  4. For all you cynics - she really was telling the truth - the buffalo's sick.
  5. Oh ye of little faith! Of course Georgie phoned Scotland Yard. As everyone knows, their number is Whitehall 1212. Initially his call was answered by that nice Sergeant Dixon who greeted him with an cheery " Evening all" before putting his call through to Inspector Taggart. (This is where Georgie had difficultly understanding the Scottish accent.) Following on from Georgie's report, Interpol have been notified and worldwide the police are looking for an international ring of credit card fraudsters headed by a Mr. Big aka The Fat Bas***d. Well, anyone who orders 5 meals a night is unlikely to be a skinny runt, are they? Personally I have no problem with Georgie's story. It all sounds perfectly plausible to me.
  6. It's a bit of a vicious circle. When you get infected with the malaria parasite from a mosquito bite, subsequent mosquitos that bite you will, in turn, be infected by the parasite now present in your blood. They will then go on to bite other people and infect them. Early detection and treatment should reduce the amount of time infected people continue to spread the parasite.
  7. I would think if you just used the expression with him that you used in your original post " I think it's great he's free" then that would be enough. If your brother wants a conversation with you on the subject then allow him to instigate it. Good luck to him, it has clearly taken a lot of courage for him to open up about his true feelings.
  8. Given the subject matter, I should add that I remember Mary Hopkin's "Those were the days" Appropriate, I think 😄
  9. Road sweeps with their cart and brushes The smell of coal when the coal man delivered Pea soupers Embassy cigarettes Parade magazine Scarlet fever The winter of 63 Tangerines at Christmas time. England winning the World Cup The bomb craters on Belmont downs The spittoon in the public bar of the local and the sound of a direct hit. Paraffin heaters Kent having a good cricket team.
  10. I like this line. Though admittedly, I had to wade through the rest of your post to find it.
  11. The Turkey and the Gobshyte Were walking hand in hand In flip-flops and wife-beaters Across the Pattaya sand "Wouldn't it be wonderful If all alcohol was banned?" "If all bargirls had lady drinks And drank for half a year What are the chances" the Turkey said "That they would run out of beer?" "I doubt it", said the Gobshyte As he gave a girl a leer. "Oh bargirls, come and talk to us" The Turkey did implore "A drunken talk, an unsteady walk To behind the toilet door We cannot pay for more than one Though we could drink much more" The mama san looked at him And pointed at the wall A sign that read 'No Cheap Charlies Are welcome here at all.' The Gobshyte nursed his empty glass, Sat anchored to his stool. "The time has come" the Turkey said "To post so many things On ASEAN Now, of Aussie slang - Of trolling fights - and grins And why Gob's wife is cold as ice And why his postman sings."
  12. I love Linda Ronstadt. Parkinson's took an angel away.
  13. What's the fuss? The royal "we" has been around for a couple of centuries. Just to clarify that's "we" not "wee" . That said, the royal "wee" has been around even longer.
  14. Sorry, I should have highlighted this from the above text
  15. I found this on a Google search Update your account to meet age requirements To manage your own Google Account, you must meet the minimum age requirement for the country associated with your account. If we have learned that you may not be old enough to manage your own account: You’ll have 14 days to either set up supervision for your account or verify that you’re old enough to manage your account. During this grace period you can log in and use your account as normal. If your account is through work, school, or another organization, your account may not be eligible for parental supervision. If that is the case, your account will be disabled immediately. You should contact your admin if you have questions. If you choose not to set up supervision or verify you’re old enough to manage your account within 14 days, your account will be disabled and your account information will be deleted after 30 days. Important: If your account is disabled, content you've published will be hidden. For example, YouTube videos you've created won't be visible while your account is disabled. If you re-enable your account it may take up to several days for your content to show up again. Set up supervision for your account If you're not old enough to manage your own account, you can have a parent use their Google Account to set up supervision so you can continue using your account. You have 14 days after you entered your birthdate to enable supervision before your account will be disabled. After your account is disabled, you have 30 days to enable supervision before your account will be deleted. Tip: Supervision can't be set up for a Brand Account. You’ll need to delete or change who manages your Brand Account before you can set up supervision. Verify you’re old enough to manage your account If you meet the minimum age requirements, you can use a government ID to verify your age. You may also be able to verify your age with a credit card. If you use a credit card, any temporary authorization will be fully refunded. If you upload a copy of your ID, your ID will be securely stored, won’t be made public, and will be deleted after your date of birth is successfully verified. Important: After you sign in to your Google Account, you’ll get instructions on how to directly upload a valid ID or enter credit card information. Google will never ask you to provide this type of information in an email. Use a government ID Use a credit card Check the status of your request Download data from your account If you’re waiting for your account to be re-enabled or you can’t re-enable your account, you may be able to download and save account data from some Google Services. Within the first 14 days, you can sign in to your account and download your data. If your account has been disabled, you may be able to download and save account data from some Google services. Delete your Google Account If you don't want to add supervision or verify your birthdate, you can choose to delete your Google Account before it is disabled.

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