Liverpool Lou

I totally agree So you're agreeing that the daft "2pt" assertion was false...good.

Maybe time for you to acknowledge your "2pt" error and rein in the insults... you're on thin ice there.

The post had two conversations and you used that word. The "2pt" comment was yours, as were the words used...

you being who exactly? I'm the one who pointed out the false information that you've been posting about insurance policies' font size. Who are you, exactly?

A question for you, do you understand what cynical means? I think not but there again with a good proportion of the world with IQ's in the 90's what can be expected. Yes, I do know the meaning of "cynical", why do you ask? Are you trying to deflect from the false information you've been posting about 2pt font?! And you may want to pull your neck in when you're wrong, as in this case, and refrain from contravening the forum rules with insults.

And think like a lawyer. ...whereas you seem not to think at all (about posting false information).

Just because you cant see it doesnt mean it isnt real. New glasses for you my friend More cobbler's from you. No insurance policy T&Cs are printed in 2pt font, that is the reason that your comment was false and my comment is "real". If there are any, just quote one example of it here.

"Mobile phone danger". Seems that the title of the thread should be "My Missus' Danger", judging by her ineptness, the mobile phone is no danger at all.

Detailing that in your OP would have "made sense" rather than not mentioning it.

Absolutely, not. Wise may be an option for you, I'm not sure, but it's not a bank. Presuming that you have bank account in your own country, why not SWIFT transfer to him?

I've got a cue signed by Strickland, much easier to carry around than a table.

what's your beef lou? No beef, just an observation.

The trouble with most people is that they talk complete b0llocks whenever insurance is brought up.

As far as I'm aware Lloyds of London is not a Thai bank. Read the poster's headline He did not make any reference to Lloyds of London, he referenced Lloyds Bank, no connection at all. Read his comment.

Complete cobblers, no insurance policy terms are printed that way.

don't worry dude, I wouldn't ever stoop that low ;) Huh? You stoop even lower every time.

Typically their posts do not have anything in the way of content or meaning.

Hotel room prices have a built-in accommodation for nasty bed stains.

So what?

How? Does that matter? He was robbed, that's what matters.

Where did it say that the cash was in a "manpurse"?

Aka, "meathead".

If you want to be pedantic about it, they are called "trannies".

Yes. Well done, you can read.

Obviously, the notes weren't soiled as the OP confirmed he had exchanged them.