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  1. lordgrinz
    Well, he won't do that again.
  2. lordgrinz
    So now your going with nonsensical responses, by using religious discrimination/bias, and your dislike of kids?
  3. lordgrinz
    Neither are yours, but I would argue safety first, drinking can wait until the flight is over, unless people have a drinking problem.....they should probably get help for that.
  4. lordgrinz
    They know alcohol is a problem in and of itself, then they also know what the effects of high-altitude on people who do drink before/during a flight......Knowing this, they should know better than to even allow alcohol at airports or on airplanes.
  5. lordgrinz
    The problem is there are way too many of them, and the last place we need them is in an airport, or on a plane.
  6. lordgrinz
    If you can't wait to drink alcohol until your plane ride is over, you may have a drinking problem.
  7. lordgrinz
    I pay a premium to stay away from some USA airlines (Spirit, Frontier, Southwest, etc.) that cater to the Greyhound bus in the sky types, not willing to rub elbows with the unsavory.
  8. lordgrinz
    Well they could do like Microsoft did and buy a Nuclear Power plant to run their systems 😉 https://www.wired.com/story/the-ai-boom-is-raising-hopes-of-a-nuclear-comeback/
  9. lordgrinz
    Like I've said many times before, they should stop serving alcohol in the airports, or on the planes. If you show up appearing/smelling drunk at TSA (security checkpoint), you can choose to take a breathalyzer, or turn around and go back.
  10. lordgrinz
    I half expect the powers that be to hurry up and make him a member of the Privy Council, so like Prayut and past coup leaders, they can be treated like demigods instead of the vile criminals they actually are.
  11. lordgrinz
    I have little faith in Thai weather predictions, I just keep my handy radar link available at all times on my phone, I can watch the weather in real-time. https://weather.tmd.go.th/bma_ncLoop.php
  12. lordgrinz
    That's how the market works, they either drop their prices, or get stuck with too many cars. Like I said, it will work itself out.
  13. lordgrinz
    Yup, a perfect example of the completely lunatic behavior played out on Thai streets daily.
  14. lordgrinz
    These death traps shouldn't even be allowed on anything other than the slowest driven inner-city streets, and even then I would argue they shouldn't be used.
  15. lordgrinz
    I would think the market would eventually adjust to the situation, meaning the 2nd hand dealers would just also pay less for vehicles they buy or take for trade-in.
  16. lordgrinz
    Does it really matter? This will be one helluva party!
  17. lordgrinz
    Such a thing has never existed, and never will.
  18. lordgrinz
    So an entire society of immature adolescent teenagers? Makes sense I guess, would definitely explain their poor driving as well.
  19. lordgrinz
    Smoke and mirrors!
  20. lordgrinz
    I think it would be safer to play the lottery, than to invest in THAI.
  21. lordgrinz
    I mean the average home in America is probably $250,000 to $500,000, excluding California that is, and there aren't Lambos and Ferraris parked in every driveway. Why on Earth would anyone waste so much money on a horrible depreciating purchase? I literally purchased the cheapest SUV I could find, and its been a pretty damn good car.
  22. lordgrinz
    Yeah, I don't understand how spending the same (or more) on a car as they would for their housing makes any sense. It was the first thing I noticed when I moved here, it's just ludicrous.
  23. lordgrinz
    We can only hope!
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  25. lordgrinz
    It looks like she got hit before entering the U-Turn, by a bus that was making the next right turn. Like I said earlier, I am guessing she moved across the front of that bus from the left lane, or from the middle of both lanes (anticipating the bus was U-Turning also). I find it hard to believe she was just sitting in the lane waiting to U-Turn, on a motorcycle, that just makes no sense.

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