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17 hours ago, Naam said:

i'll have you know i was, now at old age till recently, the owner of a

 

 

1969 ?

15 hours ago, Khun Han said:

 

 The Q reg is a nightmare for insurance though, as I found out with my imported Morini Sport.

Its been inspected 3 years ago and have papers to change..but haven't bothered.

Its an Irish import. I love it, but people take the P.  Cant take to London, they get turned over in the night. [By upset remainers?]

Thats a nice rare bike.

I'll have you know, I can trump that, and I still own it

15 hours ago, BradWilkins said:

Just another day in Pattaya

Or anywhere.

15 hours ago, dazler said:

Well Colin, the Thai Police have a different view. 

He is not even in custody now.

Was spotted and photographed yesterday in Jomtien free as a bird. He didnt look like he was preparing to do a runner, so it looks that this matter may have already been "sorted" out.

The Thai authorities may have thought it better to have a deceased farang than a murdered Thai lady..may have regarded him as some sort of sort of hero.

Who knows?

18 hours ago, sandyf said:

You will be telling us next that it was those that preferred to belong to the EU that killed off previous imaginative and innovative development.

 

Brexiteer imagination, or lack of it, has already put that automobile production in jeopardy but of course when it all goes wrong you have already worked out who is to blame.

What you should know is that The EU has prevented UK subsidy of industry under its state aids rules, but has often provided subsidised loans and grants to businesses to set up elsewhere in the EU. The UK has seen factory closures balanced by new and expanded facilities in poorer EU countries... UK used to actually make its own cars before it joined the EEC [now known as the EU].

Can you work out who is to blame?

A 100 years ago the automobile was thought a 'delusional concept', and you would die if you exceeded 30mph..it would never catch on...

On the other hand, remainers, lacking imagination, have continued, desperately flogging the old deceased carthorse.

15 hours ago, Bikeman93 said:

One step closer to establishing Pattaya as a family destination.

I read somewhere that most murders occur in the family..

15 hours ago, Happyman58 said:

Well mate you seem to have knowledge. Asking because i worked with a guy who actually told me he went to jail receiving stolen goods He did 3 years Kept his nose clean for years.In later life and this is from his mouth not mine he wanted to go to America for a holiday with his wife He told me he was refused a pass port because he had a criminal record Now i see this upsets you a lot and i am not misrepresenting Australian law i dont think the guy just made that up. I dont need to provide you with references i am telling you what the guy said to me You can believe me or not i really dont care mate. Now my point to all this i am asking if  a guy in America has a record for Manslaughter can he still get a passport? You have just answered me YES Thanks bye

3 years for receiving.

2 years for killing.

Governments regard a stolen TV worth more than lives of those they govern.

Shows their priorities?

16 hours ago, Grouse said:

Any chance of getting back on topic? 

 

The discussion seems to have hit an all time low

Come on Grouse, cause a disturbance..I'm getting bored.

15 hours ago, ttrd said:

What is quite right is that you dont have a Clue of what we other know or dont know....

I imagine you live in Na Cluea like I do.

17 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

I had a buddy visit recently and he did not think Thai women were attractive.  He much prefers Falang.

No issue a matter of taste/choice.

I however find them the most beautiful and sexy women in the world, which is why I am here.

Even the ugly one have a certain beauty...and theres no feminists here

15 hours ago, Skeptic7 said:

What's church?

I have no doubt, something you need very badly!

Robb was no gentleman either..

I saw a similar thing before,  a large drunk grabbed a girl behind the bar and pulled her across the bar, but quick as a flash another Thai bar girl came up behind him and belted him on the nut with the thick end of a snooker cue. Could have killed him, but what else could she do?  I don't think it will be a murder charge, but manslaughter.

15 hours ago, Grouse said:

The High Commissioner's father was also High Commissioner at the time the UK joined up. A certain amount of schadenfreude or revenge coming into play methinks!

I don't believe the Ozzys are into revenge like the EU... She'll be right mate.   My wombats got his eye on you mate.

15 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

sorry, not the spelling police call me stupid but I was confused also.

I fear its what is known as a 'pensioners moment'.....Sorry

15 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

“ cannot not “ ?
Does that mean they can ?

Confused !

So sorry..Thai beer is the culprit..[and you  havn't had sufficient before you read posts on this thread].

21 hours ago, Moo du said:

Having done my rounds arourd, I find Thai women most gracious and mesmerizing women in 

the world. Gentle, easygoing, always with a good sense of houmor. Their kids are loughing on the

way to school everyday.

If they decide to love you, that s a relationship you re never gonna forget.(and the relationship

never trully ends)

 

Women, Thai or wherever, cannot not love men, the most you can expect is respect, if you are a good man.

Thai ladies are, as you say,  particularly desirable, and I'm sure they find farang to be particularly 'easy meat'.

Divorce is easier.

15 hours ago, Grouse said:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/german-workers-right-28hour-week-trade-union-industrial-action-ig-metall-a8205751.html

 

See what strong unions can achieve? Any chance of similar flexible working in England?

I am impressed with your concern for the people that work.

But I would favour a system of cooperatives, where everyone shares the decisions and the profits equally.

17 hours ago, SheungWan said:

A more ridiculous observation it would be difficult to find. But not unexpected from the resentful chips on their shoulder ranks of the Hard Brexiteers.

I have observed that many quasi-intellectuals replies are on 'shuffle'.