Hellfire

43 minutes ago, Shocked farang said:

Russian culture is very rough by nature, the oposite of the buddhist culture of Thailand.

What do you base this opinion of yours on? I bet you are another aseannow plumber. How many Dostoyevsky’s or Chekhov’s books did you read? 

1 hour ago, AreYouGerman said:

He could create a USDT wallet and put the money on an USB stick.

 

'Portable safe' sounds very,.. unsafe.

Do you realize that USDT is not a risk-free asset? Nobody knows for sure how it works, who controls it etc. I would even prefer “under the bed” option to USDT.

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“dual Hong Kong-Thai woman”
 

New type of humans, I suppose

3 minutes ago, Bill97 said:

Not many places I would want to be with 500,000 Baht except Thailand.  Another currency probably better 

He asks about 500k usd

9 minutes ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

 

Yep.

 

I believe someone wants his elephant business and maybe other assets.

 

Folk here can't see the wood for the trees. 

What elephant business? Did they smuggle heroin in the big elephants’ asses?

Greedy Swiss guy thought 1000 thb would be enough. He underestimated the Thai pride. 3000 thb would seal the deal but it is too late now.

21 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

I seem to remember there used to be smoking section on many flights.

And nothing happened? Unbelievable!

People are so easily triggered these days. 

Surprise, surprise… And many useful idiots thought that the Palestinians are fighting for the human rights and other liberal values… It turns out all this fight for freedom is actually a primordial kind of war for territory and power heavily based on medieval religious ideology… wow, what a surprise!

Who else thinks that this article is a bunch of BS written for idiots (and by the idiots)?

5 minutes ago, rexpotter said:

The first actual Russian I ever met was while sitting outside a mini mart in Phnom Penh years ago. While having a beer the lady ran out screaming. I was a regular customer and she said please come and help. There was a naked Russin guy maybe 30 yrs old in their shopping. But he didn’t have a wallet. I said hello and he said ‘I have my passport, I have my passport’. Then the cops came and were so embarrassed they left him wandering around on the street. Thirty minutes later some plainclothes cops were seen escorting him away in handcuffs. The next one I met was while taking a TEFL Course in BKK. He wanted me to play the front man for an illegal business and pretend I was a lawyer. OK, that’s the first two.

 

 

 

That is more than enough. You are now fit to write a book about Russians.

In the future, picture yourself receiving a foot massage aboard a Chinese spaceship, expertly administered by talented Thai ladyboys. This scenario showcases the incredible potential of international cooperation to create truly extraordinary experiences.

  It is very easy to advise Israelis what to do and what not. Especially if your life is not in permanent danger created by your terrorist-jihadist-islamist neighbors.  Most of the Hamas sympathizers on this forum would be ready to kill hundreds of people if only it was necessary to prevent their own children, parents, wives from being harmed. But israeli children, parents and wives - who cares? Let’s pretend we are great humanists taking care of every human life out there. Bunch of hypocrites. 

19 minutes ago, MrPancake said:

 

What is this ? 😄😄

"Massaaaaage!!!!!"

An Austrian massage… performed by only old and angry men…

4 hours ago, Hellfire said:

Old European sociopaths are at it again…

 Although I acknowledge that Russians are often perceived as rude and may have weird drinking habits, it is evident that in recent instances, it has predominantly been older (comparatively) Western Europeans who have caused trouble. Many of them visit here with the intention of feeling like millionaires and playboys simultaneously. However, when they realize they are neither, their frustration and aggression start to show up. It is difficult to overlook definite sociopathic tendencies among this group of foreigners.