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15 hours ago, SheungWan said:

Indeed. Anyway, What ever have the Romans EU ever done for us?

 

Cucumbers, bent by a gradient of no more than 1/10. 

15 hours ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

There is a whiff of Common Law Freeman nonsense in your post - you aren't a believer in this legal name fraud are you ?

Please find definitions in Black's, assume nothing.

19 hours ago, SheungWan said:

Some people never stop crying.

I would like to point out that the UK government has been underhand ever since the CQV act 1666, and the introduction of Admiralty Law...It is upsetting that one can never trust the government or their media.

15 hours ago, Grouse said:

I do. 

Ah ha...That explains everything.

17 hours ago, Khun Han said:

 

Being serious for a moment (not easy with you), journalism is 80% bs, 10% talent (in select cases, otherwise add the 10% to the former) and 10% luck. We (or rather future generations) are lucky to get something close to the truth fifty years after the event most of the time.

Nice one Khun Han,  From the day one is borne in the UK, the fraud begins.

15 hours ago, Grouse said:

You picked the wrong man to bandy words with. I find Rees Mogg has a limited vocabulary! 

 

Now, if you really want to discuss neuroliguistcs, great, but PM me. ( I worked in neural networks and machine learning)

 

Now, I reassert that The Economist is famously unbiased and if you only read this esteemed organ you would be better informed than most here ?

Neural networks and machine learning has nothing to do with neurolinguistics.

Put simply its a method of mind control..without you realizing it.

If I were to discuss it with you, I'm sure we would argue. LOL. Best to read up on it.

15 hours ago, Grouse said:

Disingenuous again

 

The Rothschilds have a share 

 

so do Cadbury (chocolate)

and Agnelli (cars- Fiat, Alfa, Ferrari, Chrysler, Lancia)

and Shroeder

 

Has anyone claimed of bias? EVER?

 

If not, back off and try reading a thoroughly good publication.

Good morning Grouse, The bias is hidden in the sophisticated neurolinguistics.

15 hours ago, nontabury said:

The only thing this small survey shows,is that most people are unhappy with the proposed sell out to the E.U. Thypical reporting by the Independent.

Media reportings powerful bias can make people believe anything.

Prepare to remain in the EU.  UK democracy is an illusion.

15 hours ago, aright said:

Did you know the Economist has predicted nine of the last five recessions?

The Economist..owned by the Rothschild family and other mega rich entities.

Think..Control.

15 hours ago, Grouse said:

The EU have handled the issue brilliantly without wheeling out the heavy artillery 

 

It seems to me that they are treating May and friends as recalcitrant teenagers.

 

As good parents know the idea is to let teenagers come to the correct decisions themselves and not be swayed by the unsavoury types who try to influence them.

 

No sensible people think Brexit is a good idea now. As Cable says break Brexit and spend money on the NHS. Best for EVERYONE except the Komodo Cons.

Good evening Grouse,  'unsavoury types who try to influence them'. Thats interesting..I think we know where we get 'facts and figures' from..but why would you believe the BBC and news media?  all controlled by big corporations.

Independence make you strong...or perhaps you would like to pay me for making up silly rules in your house.

15 hours ago, Khun Han said:

 

How is the ECB's one trillion Euro toxic debt going on? Are they still kicking it down the road?

Out of 10,000 economists, there it not one that I would trust with my 50 quid.

20 hours ago, bazza73 said:

The Australian contribution is the Lightburn Zeta, 1963 - 1965. Reverse could only be selected by turning the ignition key off. The consolation was one then had four reverse gears as well as four forward gears. Lightburn was a company which did better at manufacturing cement mixers.

No-one has mentioned the Goggomobil?

1971 UK Excellence

15 hours ago, bert bloggs said:

I thought you had stopped posting . or was that 52% of you for not posting and 48% against >?

50 or 60 baht to leave the forum.

16 hours ago, Grouse said:

Correct! Pensions are paid out of current revenues. National Insurance is actuall a scam.

Everything in the UK is a scam.

19 hours ago, bazza73 said:

You can bet they would be dressed differently if they were going to their local temple to make merit.

So if they show some leg, they are not dressed respectably? They certainly aren't flashing any boobs. Sounds like you'd be more at home with bloomers and bustles.

You lot are depraved.

As for the bloomers and bustles, I can't get 'em on any more.

15 hours ago, Kadilo said:

Unless you are a control freak why would anyone mind their other half dressing sexy? 

Sounds like insecurity to me. 

Not controlled by me, she has always been like that.

She does't need to walk about advertising herself.

Sounds like the opposite of insecurity to me.

15 hours ago, Peterw42 said:

Thai girls seem to have a knack for doing both, they appear to be wearing a sexy mini skirt but in reality a pair of shorts under the skirt. They can be very sexy but do it with a degree of modesty, short dress but then sit side saddles on a bike etc.

I accuse you of indecent eye wandering.

15 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

What does she look like?

If she looked good like these ladies most certainly go out looking sexy.

If she is a fat hag then I guess one would be ashamed, then no.

Going out looking sexy is for bar girls.

For me, modesty is attractive.

On 11/28/2017 at 5:54 AM, Grouse said:

Wake up! The happiest countries pay the most tax!

Good morning Grouse.  That is an interesting concept..All the same, I hope you don't become the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

17 hours ago, Happyman58 said:

Really  Well they look great to me They are not naked or wearing low cut top dresses Come on mate they dress even more skimpy in USA than what we are looking at here   Dont forget Thailand is a very warm country

No argument there..but would not like my wife to go out like that..

Would you?

19 hours ago, Mac98 said:

So move to Saudi Arabia.

In 5 months time I have to go to UK mate..parts of it look like Arab country.  Whilst English women walk about like fatted prostitutes.

Its all part of the moral decline of the west.

I guess I'm getting too old.

15 hours ago, jenny2017 said:

Their appearance....

Only one woman dressed respectably..not what I would expect from  Thai ladies.

17 hours ago, Grouse said:

I am aware of the status quo thanks. Take a look at other EU countries and tell me why they same happier than us? You think it's the EU? ?

I would imagine EU countries are overjoyed with:

Excessive debt.

Excessive regulation.

Excessive taxes.

Slow growth and high unemployment.

Iceland, not in EU, is the happiest.

UK is never happy cos' its always had a crap government.

16 hours ago, Grouse said:

Has it really never occurred to you why all the Komodo Cons are so keen to leave?

 

Low corporation tax

Relaxed animal welfare standards

Relaxed employment regulations 

Relaxed environment standards

Reduced pensions

Relaxed building regs

 

Shall I go on?

 

Do you think all these Dyson and Bamford types are philanthropists at heart?

 

Some people need to wake up ....

Good morning Grouse, Always a pleasure.

Did you know, we already have most of the items on your list coupled with a dollop of austerity.

I would imagine the benefits of 'remaining' would go to big corporations, BBC, News media, Banksters, and government.

Whilst small businesses, and workers suffer from VAT on fuel and

thing like stupid vegetable regulations.etc.

'Tough Talk' is an example of media hype..negotiations are easier when there is good will on both sides.

Hello, The Oracle has turned up, this does not bode well for posting,