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I love good electronic parties. Have spent half my teenager years between Berlin and Ibiza. The fullmoon party was not a good electronic party. It’s Khao San road on the beach with commercial EDM trash as the soundtrack. I found everything disgusting about it. The music, the people, the cheap booze buckets, the dirty beach.
The jungle parties were a bit better.
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2 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:No. He never should have been charged in the first place.
It was totally right to charge him for what he did.
2 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:Had the police NOT been paid off, he would not have been.
If that’s the case then somethings wrong with the system here but not with charging him.
2 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:
It was a fiasco from day one. And both Thailand, the cops, the army, and this heinous hotel richly deserve all of the egg on the face.I hope the only one with egg on his face is that guy.
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1 hour ago, DirtyHarry55 said:Yes OK he so compared how the Management treat Staff as to slaves but is it a Lie?
In his opinion that might be truth.
No, he admitted he lied.
1 hour ago, DirtyHarry55 said:Lots of people working in Hotels complain they are treated like slaves
There’s a huge difference between someone saying he’s being treated like a slave vs. someone publicly accusing someone else of slavery.
1 hour ago, DirtyHarry55 said:in English we call it a SIMILE or Figure of speech.
Not sure who you mean when you say “we”. It doesn’t include me. It’s a serious accusation and a nasty defamation. No one needs to accept someone (wrongly) making such accusations. I would have made this guy pay for his actions, whether in Thailand or wherever.
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16 minutes ago, trucking said:
Not in any of the scores of Thai hotels I have stayed in. Not once been asked for corkage in 40 years.
How is that relevant?
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3 hours ago, owl sees all said:
The test is 97.7% incorrect.
What test exactly was used?
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1 hour ago, DirtyHarry55 said:They just don't get it do they?
Had they not charged him with Defamation and put him in Jail for 2 days in the first place those media outlets wouldn't have reported about it.Had he not posted false claims online to defame the hotel, he wouldn’t have ended up in jail with a defamation case and media outlets wouldn’t have reported about it.
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1 hour ago, jimmybcool said:
Won't some folks feel stupid if it does turn out to be anarchists and not white supremists.
2 hours ago, riclag said:Caserta, ,sounds like another anarchist spoiled brat!
"Gov. Whitmer kidnap-plotter posted anarchist videos calling cops ‘violent gang’ and ‘enemies’"
You can call these criminals “far-right anarchists” if you find it important to point out both their ideology and how they pursue their ideology. Do you feel stupid now for not realizing that the one doesn’t exclude the other? ????
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27 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:if the swine flu were as deadly as Covid we'd be looking at 2M dead.
I read lots of nonsense from Trump fanboys but this one almost made me laugh.
You could add: But if Covid wasn’t deadly as it is, we wouldn’t be looking at 200k dead.
Too bad none of it is the case but keep deflecting.
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1 hour ago, JonnyF said:You don't want Independence. You want to be a small, bit part player in the United States of Europe. Why do keep pretending to want Independence? It's completely untrue and doesn't become more true because you keep repeating it.
EU member states are independent, sovereign nations. They can decide whether and when and how to leave.
UK member states are not and cannot. They are small vassal states of Westminster.
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Good. This will keep the western Covidiots and their virus out.
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Did Mike get permission from his wife to talk to another woman?
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20 hours ago, JonnyF said:The EU will give us a trade deal eventually
Sure, why not. A bare minimum trade deals on our terms. ????
20 hours ago, JonnyF said:
In the meantime we'll continue making trade deals with the rest of the world. You know, those grown up countries that are capable of making sensible deals that benefit both sides.Yes, please continue making trade deals like the one with Japan, which gives that “grown up country” a say over you state aid while reaping 80% of the benefits of the deal whereas your economy is expected to get a boost of just 0.x% as compared to the EU-JP FTA. Or has the been any other trade deal recently? ????
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33 minutes ago, JonnyF said:Maybe Mr. McDonald would be happy to hand over Australian fishing waters to the EU, and let Australia be answerable to the EU on state aid and answerable to the European Court of Justice in any disputes with the EU. Maybe he'd like Australia to be tied to the EU's extremely slanted level playing field as well?
What's that Mr. McDonald? You'd never agree for Australia as a sovereign country to accept such ridiculous demands from the corrupt EU bully boys? No, neither will the UK.
So you’ll lose either way, economically or ideologically. That’s the beauty of Brexit. I love it. Thanks 52ers.
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I love Brexit. It keeps giving:
Baker & McKenzie estimates that COVID-19 and no-deal Brexit could cost the UK $174 billion a year (https://www.bakermckenzie.com/en/insight/publications/2020/10/the-future-of-uk-trade)
Meanwhile Japanese media report that Toyota and Nissan will seek reimbursement from UK if Brexit talks fail (https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Automobiles/Toyota-and-Nissan-demand-UK-cover-tariffs-if-no-EU-deal-reached)
But Brexiteers come to realize that a deal will only be possible with the EU keeping a “firm grip on important areas of UK economic policy and law making powers” (https://conservatives.global/n-i-protocol-will-wreck-brexit-and-undermine-uk-independence/)I should be more grateful to all those fools who have voted for this circus. Such great entertainment. Thanks 52ers!
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The fact that Trump’s team decided to use an unproven drug suggests something about the perceived seriousness of his disease as early as Friday morning.
The use of dexamethasone is also striking. It likely means that his illness is serious and could be worsening. Dexamethasone can lessen the chances of death for covid-19 patients who are on ventilators or who require supplemental oxygen—but it can be harmful in those without a need for respiratory support. Administering it to someone who isn’t firmly in the second phase of the illness, therefore, involves a careful balancing of risks and trade-offs. It’s a medicine for those with severe disease.full text: https://www.newyorker.com/science/medical-dispatch/how-to-understand-trumps-evolving-condition
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4 hours ago, TopDeadSenter said:Impressive and inspirational in equal measures. His strength hasn't gone un-noticed, and his resilience makes the fear mongers look rather silly IMO.
I heard he was able to hum “man, woman, camera, TV, Yosemite” without any hiccups while the crowd was chanting “go Donnie, go Donnie”.
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2 hours ago, transam said:
Try starting your own thread chap.....????
I’m more than happy use this one ????
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2 hours ago, vogie said:
The last time a bill was refused assent by the sovereign was in 1708 by Queen Anne, so either parliament are making great decisions all the time or the monarch is obliged to sign what is put in front of them, you decide.
Whether someone is obliged to do something is a matter of laws. Your (unelected) head of state is not obliged to sign what is put in front of her.
2 hours ago, vogie said:Just accept that the EUs leaders are unelected beaurocrats and stop trying to deflect all the time, bye bye everyone, bye bye.
Had you done your homework you would know that EU leaders aren’t unelected. Unlike the UK’s head of state and commander in chief.
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3 minutes ago, vogie said:
She doesn't "decide' all laws, she signs whatever is put in front of her as part of our tradition, it is a formality only.
I’m afraid you’re wrong. She has the power to decide however she likes, ie. not a formality.
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26 minutes ago, vogie said:
She does not have total control, she cannot enter parliament without their permission, that's how much power she has.
She’s deciding all laws. She doesn’t even have to enter parliament. That’s how much power she has.
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Just now, vogie said:To be ruled by a monarch, that said monarch must have total control of its people. The monarch does not have such control, she is just a figurehead and who else would we put on our stamps.
She does have control. You’re making things up.
Just now, vogie said:
You are just using this to excuse your unelected EU leaders.Again, you’re making things up. Just using your false claims about EU leaders being “unelected” as an excuse for your unelected head of state.
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2 minutes ago, transam said:Explain...?
The UK’s head of state and commander in chief who decides over all laws is an unelected monarch.
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Just now, petermik said:Britain is one t not two....and we will certainly not be ruled by faceless unelected EU bureaucrats that,s for sure
No, you’re being ruled by an unelected monarch. ????
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EU summit to say Brexit progress "still not sufficient"
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This quote definitely deserves a place in the hall of fame of Brexiteer comments, just between “we will hold all the cards” and “the easiest deal in history”.