Prubangboy

When my brother was a rock and roll bouncer, a skin head leapt on his back and was choking him. I leapt on the skin head's back and then we all fell down a flight of stairs. It was the Public Image show where Johnny Rotten wouldn't come out from behind a screen. So more fighting at the show.

And: Do you ever take trip without your wife or GF? To do what?

What's the longest you want to stay in a place on vacation? Do you still have multi-destination vacations? How long is your typical getaway or full blown trip? For me, 3 days is good, for say, Chiang Rai or a Bangkok BTS stop. My wife likes 5 days, so 4 is the compromise. After 4 days, she wants to go home. I can enjoy a pinging and ponging trip of 2 single night places followed by a 3-dayer. For her, no way. The only way she'd do two days is on a long haul layover. As I get older, the layover is increasingly worth the money. We're doing Quatar on the way to Morocco. I'll do a China layover one of these days now that they have the 4 day visa on arrival. Somewhere that's hard to get to means I stay a lot longer. I'm going to a trad village in Sulawesi that takes 4 days to get to from Jakarta. So I'll book a ho-hum 5 nights there since it's such a schlep. At 71, those kind of travel days are numbered, so I am def front loading them.

Fair point; I practically never have "real" Thai food, in a Thai area, at Thai prices. If you say it's gross, I believe you. Do people pick a lane and stick to it? A lot of people will eat in a food court, but not on the street. I prefer restaurants.

A lot of anti-street food sentiment seems out of date. I've been coming her for 35 years; the pad thai of today is def less oily. Everything is fresher. Local tastes have evolved. Last night, I had a pad thai and a papaya salad -from the place I mentioned. Health-wise, the papaya salad makes that meal healthier than any cheap eats I might get back in the states. A papaya salad must be minus-zero calories. I only very rarely don't order it. In Ubon I found my first Som tum only restaurant. They also had unripe mango and cucumber. A som tum specialist is my favorite kind of Thai food foodie snobbery. There's a woman in the Old City of Chiang Mai down a quiet alley who bangs out a few outside of her house (near carrot coffee bar). Is it really any better, or am I just inhaling the last of the ol' Lonely Planet vibe?

A piece of TrumpTrash was boasting about beating me up here yesterday. TrumpTrash regularly threaten people here. It's funny that I can't post certain links here, but this is allowed. In 2 years, 5 such pieces of Trash have faux-threatened me over me making fun of them, including a much beloved autist here who did so twice. I laugh at these impotent, loser, hotheads. Pre-age 18, I had dozens of fights. I was bullied badly. I got creamed about two thirds of the time. One semi-funny story: I saw my mother's boyfriend slap her in the face. I picked up a bottle of Chivas Regal, and gave him a few head whack with it till he staggered out of the house. He was semi-mafia, so I had to go hide out at the YMCA for about half a year.

I killed a smoke season month and liked the cheap Thai food there. Yellow curry was on most menu's which is rarely seen in Chiang Mai. Southern Style Sour Curry is also one you don't see much south of Bangkok. I had it every other day on a month stay in Koh Tao recently. It's a simple dish, but sour is a very hard flavor to get right. What is the most disappointing curry? I very reluctantly have to say Mussaman. I love the name, I love the idea of peanuts, but it's usually too sweet and overloaded with very blah potato chunks. Why is Green Curry the only one that occasionally comes with roti slices? You'd think that Massaman would too. Maybe it's the potato's. Jungle Curry seldom lives up to its exotic-sounding name. Wiki says it's supposed to be coconut-free and a bit bitter, but Jungle Curry is the most variable in terms of what you can expect to get put in front of you.

The DA was mad the Judge didn't ban Trump from New York for life, that he was only banned for three years. The judge said, "Isn't it pretty much the same thing?". At one point Trump had his own branded urine test. Google image it. This is who they love: the guy who smells like poo and thinks about urine a lot.

That's not grammar, that's manic depression.

Lying on legal documents is bad. Bad things get punished, not always, but sometimes. Even if you do a bad thing and nothing bad happens, bad things are still bad. Like if I go into the bank and give the bank teller a stick-up note and then I DON'T actually rob the bank, I still did a bad thing. Like I said, bad things are bad. Your -and his- basic defense is: well, not that bad. How's that been working out for Ol' Stinky?

None, am I right? Obama and his justice department did not crucify them to appear moderate. They therefore got off for political reasons. But it's not a 100% Get Out of Jail Free card. Sometimes you do a bad thing and get whacked. You pretend to worry about Microsoft getting whacked for doing a bad thing. The only way not to get whacked for doing bad things -is not to do bad things. I mean, duh.

Excuse me, Boner, but I asked you if you had any facts that might help him in his appeals. No? Just butt hurt "suspicions"? How'd that work in court the last zillion times? He needs help. People like you are his help. He's doomed.

Oh, you're def gonna get your equal justice wish. In spades. State governments are basically perpetually revenue-seeking missiles. Seeing this payout will have every DA in the country looking at their local real estate developers sleazy ways as means to pay for pothole-filling (I don't want to trigger the Trash by saying paying for services for new immigrants -which it will!). This will be up there with with suing the cigarette companies as a money spigot. So not only did he fail with his crazy coup attempt, he also blew up his own cash train. And that of all his friends and donors. Sweet.

NYMAG has a good article about just how crappy a lot of his assets are. When he liquidates to pay, he will def take a bath.

Your argument seems to be he's only Manson, not Pol Pot. If you break the law and you get caught, you have to go to court. And there you might well be assessed a penalty. Even if nobody was hurt by your lawbreaking. I have a relative who got caught using someone else's credit card. The victim didn't want restitution, so practically a victimless crime. That relative will be picking up trash by the highway for a couple of years of Saturday's to come. Because that's how the law works. She feels persecuted too. That TrumpTrash bends over backwards and sideways pretending not to understand this is very disingenous.

Sadly, sympathetic, very vague and conveniently unspecific "doubters" like you are virtually worthless. He needs FACTS. Whenever he goes to court, he loses badly on FACTS. When I ask what facts favor him, TrumpTrash just runs away.

If something untoward happened in the trial, you can easily point that out right now, right? Or are you just completely out of gas after yelling Lawfare and now reduced to just whining like an impotent cuck?

Mouth Breather alert: No paragraphs ALLOWED (ever)!

He loses at everything and he smells like poo. The only possible explanation for the TrumpTrash I see here: Scat play is a much bigger fetish than previously imagined.

That's why I like Nimman. The competition is brutal. A lot of the $5 green tea places are going to be donut shops in six months. We're apparently still a ways off from durian ice cream saturation. A place like Sushi Umai or Ging Grai that can turn over a table six-ten times in a day is a winner among noble triers. Either you get hot on Jap/Chinese instagram here, or you're gone. Bon Jovi was asked how to get signed by a record label. He said, get a 100 legit paid admissions on a Saturday night (no guest list). The record companies (even today) are out looking with bloodhounds for the tiny number of acts who can hit that target. And so are Nimman residents who moved here for the restaurants, not for girls and not for temples. We go out to at least one new restaurant a week. And we keep falling further behind. Thai food Refuseniks: Can you chart your exit from Thai food? Did you eat it at home? Was it a slow fall off or all at once?

yeah, if you want interesting-looking noodles and the sides beautifully prepped and nicely presented, it costs more. I had a 100 baht durian soft serve ice cream cone. It costs more than the regular kind of ice cream. And it's full of air.

Trump is always saying that he only will appoint a Fed head who will lower rates. Lower rates means the dollar goes down. More turkeys voting for Christmas.

When you're a judge, you can grab 'em by the wallet. They let you do it.

I thought you were talking about the snore-arama general meeting being "sold out". Plenty of seats available at that heifer-fest. Yeah, Duke's does a nice buffet, sure. Went for Thanksgiving.

I guess the grave yard was full.