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On 1/2/2021 at 1:28 AM, recom273 said:
Fantastic series, any idea where they filmed in Bangkok? They seem to have captured the late 70s well. Full series on BBC Iplayer
What's the beer they are drinking?
This was made before called Shadow of the Cobra about 1989 I think
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10 minutes ago, Andy from Kent said:
I don't blame you for your frustration and venting.
Unfortunately what you describe is just the kind of thing that falangs in Thailand need to understand and adjust to.
We will never change it.
Just try to be patient and smile.
Years of living in Thailand taught me one thing. Patients
Coming in very handy at the moment in the UK
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Fantastic series, any idea where they filmed in Bangkok? They seem to have captured the late 70s well.
Also, what's the beer they are drinking? Does not look like old Singha ones
BTW love the old one as well
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Good group on FB, I have seen what you require on there from time to time
Pattaya Classifieds
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Funny is it HomeBirth, people dying?
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Frightening read from DM this morning. Dairy from a nurse
"We’re used to seeing people die, but not so many, so routinely.
Pre-Covid, I might have seen two or three deaths a week. Now it’s four or five a day"
The vaccine is so important
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7 hours ago, Bob12345 said:
Turn on your bluetooth and see if you can connect with the chip you now got in your body ????
Also check how many Bitcoins you have mined for bill gates ????????????
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Sir Kier agreed with everything Boris has just done in the new lockdown, no buts, or I would have done this. A Very astute move by him, I think, came over very well. Boris is going to have a problem with this guy
Not a fan of his btw
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Post Brexit Britain is set to boom, that's what the remainers hate.
£900 billion in trade deals already, 5th largest economy in the world
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3 hours ago, GinBoy2 said:
Well in these 'interesting' times might I suggest the remake of the Stephen King novel 'The Stand'
I guess it puts covid into perspective!
Available in the US on CBS All Access, but I'm sure it's also available in all those usual suspect places.
I am enjoying this also, I want to binge it, but only releasing once a week
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He may have not been the best guitarist, but the best sure do owe him a lot, including the Beatles, Stones, Bob Dylan, The Hollies and many more
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HI from UK
" UK heading for post-Brexit BOOM after signing new trade deals worth £900 billion"
"The colossal figure comes as Trade Secretary Liz Truss signed off a new £18.6 billion tie-up with Turkey, meaning the UK now has new agreements in place with 62 countries around the world. And there are multi-billion free trade deals with America, Canada and Australia in the pipeline for 2021. Together they could boost the UK economy by at least £100 billion over the coming decade, according to analyst".
and we don't have to pay 30 billion a year net for the privilege
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Hi From The United Kingdom
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2 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:Read the Lisbon Treaty and its effects.
https://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2011/june/tradoc_147977.pdf
All trade agreements must be approved by Parliament to be ratified.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Lisbon
And the Treaty of Rome.
https://www.oecd.org/economy/growth/1886277.pdf
https://www.robert-schuman.eu/en/european-issues/0502-the-eu-s-trade-policy-and-new-challenges
So you could not trade outside the EU without the EU's permission. One of the major reasons and benefits for Brexit, so the UK can trade with other countries without asking for the EU's parliaments permission
Very true, 59 countries so far that UK has made trade deals with.
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1 hour ago, Hi from France said:source ? To my knowledge, Macron popularity is up (by french standards)
From 3 days ago
https://www.trtworld.com/magazine/an-overwhelming-majority-in-france-is-unhappy-with-macron-42549
"The survey of French Institute of Public Opinion shows that the popularity and trustworthiness of Emmanuel Macron is on decline.
A recently conducted survey by the French Institute of Public Opinion (IFOP) revealed that 60 percent of French people are dissatisfied with President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Jean Castex"
As I said worry about France not the 5th biggest economy in the world the UK
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3 hours ago, Hi from France said:Well it may surprise you but in many instances, the French view is that E.U. was run by Germany and the United Kingdom.
France and the United Kingdom were not on the same page with European matters.
Europe has already changed gear recently getting more ambitious and united, not only with the English influence gone, but also Trump and Covid-19.
While we are on the French view, don't you think you should worry more about what's going on in your own country right now than the UK?
Weekly demonstration in Paris and across France, riots and tear gas in the air, hundreds of arrests, the most unpopular French President in recent times
https://www.trtworld.com/magazine/an-overwhelming-majority-in-france-is-unhappy-with-macron-42549
And this, maybe we are on the same page
People in glass houses, as they say
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2 hours ago, Hi from France said:
the problem in that most Brexiteers here are not just Tories, they are nationalists.
And Brexit has fanned the flames not just of English nationalism, but also of Irish and Scottish nationalism. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is not a country that is compatible with nationalism.
The union between the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland to form the Kingdom of Great Britain, followed by the union in 1801 of Great Britain with the Kingdom of Ireland is formed of separate nations.
- What remains of the Kingdom of Ireland wants to be a member of the European Union
- The Kingdom of Scotland wants to be a member of the European Union
- The British Oversea Territory of Gibraltar wants to be a member of the European Union
- England (apart from the capital, London) does not want to be a member of the European Union
event the Welsh are pro-european.... you know that Welsh-speaking constituencies voted remain ?
So in a few days, Brexit will be effective, but the United Kingdom has a lot of soul-searching to do, lest it each piece goes its own way. ironically, the European Union was keeping the pieces of the the United Kingdom together
In other words, unless you can find a uniting and effective project as the United Kingdom, these separate nations won't be "United".
English nationalism could break the United Kingdom.
Gibraltar might be the first piece to detach in a few days. That's why I find it important to debate what is happening there
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I am all for an independent Scotland, born English but with a mother that grew up in the Gorbals of Glasgow, though history I believe we have trod on the Scots enough.
But they would have zero chance of joining the EU if they applied as a country
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2 hours ago, GrandPapillon said:This is a daily reminder that the UK has surrendered to the EU demands ????
all further discussions are pure non-sense speculation ????
We won, vive EU
Well good for you, as a Brexiteer I think it's a great deal for both sides, even Sir Nigel Farage is reasonably happy with it. So please get off your high horse, lets put it all behind us and get on with building back friendship, harmony, trust, and working together for the economies of the EU and UK.
Instead of "daily reminder" who won
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Got a feeling the remainers are going to be well annoyed that the majority of leavers are very happy with the deal
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As a hard Brexiteer, who would have been happy with no deal, on the face of it, it looks like Boris has done an amazing job. Even Farage has shown support for it
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/nigel-farage-boris-johnson-brexit-trade-deal-b1778616.html
Well done Boris for standing the ground for us
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Too late, get in the Q
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Thailand's getting the 1st wave
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We have sod all chance in next year's Eurovision Song Contest
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Those few hours must be up by now, are we finally done with the EU?
Are the Hotels (in Pattaya) similar visitor friendly with Covid-19 now?
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When are you arriving?