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Where did I take this photo?

Well, I suppose the good news is that you know wtf you are on about.

Thanks for sharing.

The look on the husband's face (17 second mark) says it all.

and her hair sure smelled good...

When I clicked on the "Watch on YouTube" link, this video came up as well; I am including the link because it is a very useful subject and clear solution to dealing with depression (10 mins 51 secs):

Everything I eat turns to sh*t.

Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.

Ees gotum wheres he cassan gettum backum hassun.

If brains were gunpowder, he wouldn't have enough to blow his hat off.

You can always take the girl out of the bar...

I opened the fridge door, but the light was out.

Don't sh*t too hard, or there'll be nothing left of you.

It's not often you're right, but you are wrong again.

I - for one - need to know what the outcome was.

(produces)

My wife tells me that Thailand produce oil but sell it cheaply to Cambodia, so the question of bung comes into it somewhere along the line.

I once (only once) tried to drill a hole with the drill (Black & Decker) switched in reverse; not a lot of people know that...

Instant Karma's gonna get you.

Question 1 answer: If you have money in a savings account, the interest will be taxed at 15%, so if the savings account is advertised as paying 1%, you will receive 0.85% net.

(Thanks to Theresa May signing the UK up to the United Nations proposal to make immigration human right, in December 2018.) She resigned 5 months later.

70 is plenty for me on a scooter. My first vehicle in Thailand was a Kawasaki 175 Boss (single cylinder) which I bought new in 2006. After breaking it in, it would do 127 kph downhill on the road to Pattaya - before they built the Chonbury highway. In fact, I once missed the turnoff for Pattaya and ended up having to cut back to Jomtien on the Sattahip road.

I (had) thought that the 125 would be underpowered, but totally not the case. Still, I would have like to try out the Click 160, but - as is usually the case - they wouldn't let me test drive it; they are AR about putting anything on the mileometer... anything.

Bob the Builder

I bought a new Click 125 just over 5 years ago. I think it was around 50 - 55k baht and a new Click 160 was around 65k, but the guy in the shop who sold me it recommended a PCX rather than the Click 160; I settled with the Click 125 and am totally happy with it.