Ralf001

Its all about extracting the most coin from the Chinese as they can.

Nope, not a brit, I enjoy showering daily.... with soap. And yeah I buy "off the shelf" cars just like everyone else.... unless they have the means to build one from scratch which some people do but thats a huge task and hats off to them.

hahahaha either or !!

member of AN staff I reckon... posting constant nonsense to drive traffic.

Yeah... my eyes aint painted on, does that mean 500k for yearly extension.

Plagiarism is an ugly trait, You should credit Robert Burns for his poetry. but Kudo's on discovering google... hopefully your endless pathetic threads will abate, now about that sabbatical.....

Whats wrong with living pay check to pay check, I do it every month !

Took him longer to type the post than it took me on google to get the answer then cut and paste here. The guy is atrociously lazy, he aint ever gunna paint any wood.

Them Brits sure like to sell things aye.... could go as far as calling them sell-outs !!

Nowt wrong with a good chinky after an arvo on the cans.

Yeah nah, me aint no billboard for nobody.

If they wanted to arrest Khun Boss, they could, he aint exactly in hiding. But yeah only a few short years remain and then he is home free !!

The new Justice Minister.... will be appointed by Thaksin's Political party yeah...

1. it is. 2. MG went bust... so was sold, Why ? 3. MG is still making real cars. 4. Yeah "since 1924" should actually be "designed, Styled and engineered in Britain since 1924". Or "since 1924" same same !!

The MG is designed in Britain. If the engineering poor poke the finger at the brits. Ironically MG UK died.... due to poor engineering/crap cars !! Ohh yeah, That badge on the back you so passionately hate... That would be the vehicle stylists..... in Britain !!

Why ?

"Wissanu will soon lose his positions when Srettha’s government takes office." Whats the chances the new Justice Minister reviews this 1 yr sentence !!

Each yearly extension costs Bt.500,000 ?

Diamond shaped ?

jeez you smart one aye.

Tis on my bucket list.

The feeling unwell, Severe hangover perhaps ?

Am I wrong or does forcing your todger into someones teeth lined orifice seem like a real bad idea ?

Am defo happier with money than without.

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