Gottfrid

It does today, and we are talking about today, right? Or are you referring to things no longer relevant?

Okay! I have soon 25 years living in Thailand. What was I was not here for? How long have you stayed? You should probably not assume as much as you seem to do.

Suggestion: Go back and read the thread again. After that, maybe also you can join with mutual understanding of the subject discussed.

You might be right, but just out of curiosity. How do you know that? As I see it, there are different types of girls/women. The ones that like sex a lot, and the ones who only want to make it with their true love. Would you say that a man who had hundreds of different girls before meeting the right one and settle down is damaged goods as well? Also the expression damaged goods, is very much in the eye of the beholder. Some men like girls with great urge for sex and experience of it. The choice of a bar girl with that mindset, could just be compared to any other girl who has a steak of nymphomania in her veins. Sure, there are the ones that are forced into a life as a prostitute, and there you are probably 100 % right. However, that does not include any girl, like you expressed it.

Nothing more than the average 65-80 year old hansum falang with a beer belly do for get girls

Ok, as it stands racing on the bike, one must assume that was what the dead rider was doing.

Nah, nothing was right here. Even the Ukranian was swiped left.

Looking at the picture, they seem very happy to be caught. Never mind, out with the trash.

Hey, you forgot Myanmar and Malaysia. They are super!

Chill, man

Not correct. The payouts are coming from one single place in Bangkok and are overseen by the government.

Like I posted before: Anyway, it´s good to be right.

You are really hard to convince, right? Now look at the screen shot below, and then you can revise. But, you probably will come up with another silly comment/excuse for not being wrong when you are wrong. Does the image below look like it comes from Bangkok News? No, it does not, so it´s just another load of BS from you. As you understand now, it was not in the OP, hence I wrote in the news feed. Here is the link to check for yourself:

I just got a good feeling of safety knowing that Thailand have such a stable police force.

It´s really good that they use the peoples money for such important things to control.

That´s like really good news. Hope he rots!

Please, there are more farmers in my wifes family as well. I read the paper they got with the rules last time. So, sorry, It is exactly as I posted.

Wow, looks like somebody laughed about that too. Must be same sick individual.

Stop posting BS! If you understand what you read. I posted in the news feed. Go look there, after you can revise. If you can´t find it. Below is a screen shot. Ichecked this early today, and then it was one laughing emoji there, I thought it might be an error, so I waited 1 hour and checked again before I posted. No error at all. Now there are 2 laughing emojis there. We really have som sick people in this forum.

I think that as well. It´s like 60% on R, 20 on Swede, and 10, 10 on the other choices. :-)

The reason why only 2 receive money, is that there are five farms in the family, and the support is based on both a maximum size of land as well as a maximum payout limit per family. Still the under table 200 baht a day people have a worse situation.

You will probably be amazed that there are 100s of thousands fairly wealthy Russians. They probably live on their money or have good online work. Much of the crypto scene is i Russia, and many have gotten into that.

Hope you get a kiss after. ;-)

I just hope they have researched how the material they place in the ocean is safe and durable.

Sure, many small farmers out in villages struggle to make it. However, so does all the people who still work unregistered for companies and businesses that wont register them, take responsibility and are paying them 200 baht a day under the table. In that case the farmers have it much better. They get compensations, extra money when needed from the government as well as a fixed rice price.