spidermike007

How about the fact that half of the replies are from you?

His health appears to be failing, his hamburger diet may be catching up to him, at his old age of 77, going on 90, and he seems semi-senile. He can barely keep his eyes open. Perhaps carrying around that 145 kilos is more difficult than he thought.

Massage expectations should be discussed up front. Always. If it is a real massage, discuss your limits, in terms of pain. I prefer a massage that does not cause me great pain.

Further proof that many people just do not have lives these days. Outrage is a hand that is so over played. If you are going to get angry, find a cause that is worthy. A stolen election would be a good one. An inept PM would be another. Corruption at the top levels of the RTP and the government. Gaza civilian deaths, and other forms of cruelty and injustice. But, a locally filmed porn clip? Please. So petty.

It does appear as if people are finally starting to ignore your nonsense posts. Hooray.

The reality is that in these days of celebrity worship movie stars have a significant pulpit with which they can express their opinions, like it or not. Conservatives hate this, when these movie stars are expressing an unflattering opinion about their Master. But, the reality is that everything he's saying is true, if you listen to what DeNiro has to say about Don Don, it's pure and absolute truth, and I applaud him for his honesty and courage. Tell it like it is.

I exercise the right to remain silent and not to incriminate myself. I know I am facing Stormy weather. And I hope she does not offer up a description of my package. It is beyond bizarre, and truly one of a kind. I guess that would prove something, am I correct, your honor? In the past, lies and dishonesty have always worked for me. I guess silence is the best I can do this time.

I am not defending ladyboys on any level, I'm just simply stating the way things are. Typically a foreigner cannot get away with assaulting a Thai, it doesn't matter what the circumstances are, it doesn't matter whether or not it's justified, it doesn't matter whether or not it's deserved, or how soft the strike is. You just refrain from striking a Thai, as it usually does not end well. Even if you kick his or her butt, you're still going to lose the fight because others are going to gang up on you. It's simple truth and it applies to ladyboys or ordinary Thais.

Just a few conclusions so far, first of all Trump's original argument that he never had sex with that woman is about as credible as Clinton's argument in regard to Lewinsky. The second aspect of this is that when Stormy takes the stand all she has to do is provide a very graphic description of his unit and then have a member of the court examine it, as it appears by her description, to be one of the most peculiar organs ever seen by modern man. It would immediately disprove his defense that he never got with her.

Well I would have to agree that Japan and Russia in particular are somewhat xenophobic, from everything that I've seen and heard. But maybe that's not such a bad thing.

I disagree, their economy will survive, and is very dynamic right now. Their economy may diminish in size, they may have negative GDP which is to be expected when populations decline, but negative GDP is not as bad as people portray it to be. So what if the economy shrinks? So what if jobs are lost? A nation can continue to thrive under those circumstances and a growing population is not necessarily a good thing.

Never ever believe any government official, anywhere in the world. Very very few of them are honest, and very few of them have integrity. It's just the nature of government.

There's a very simple moral to this story, and that is that you never lay your hands on a Thai person unless you're invited to do so. Ladyboys tend to be very sensitive about this kind of thing and any perceived slight can set them off. We know they run in packs, so even just a moderate slap could invite some very significant repercussions.

I'm in agreement with you on that I would love to see a similar amount of anger directed toward Iran and even Russia. But the reality is that these universities do not have fortunes from their endowments invested in Iranian companies, many of them are invested in Israel and that's the argument that a lot of these students have. In addition we're not sending massive amounts of weapons to Iran that they are then turning around and using on women and children. Though I agree with your the sensibility of your argument, it is the difference between kumquats and watermelons that we're talking about.

Well there are trade-offs in all aspects of life, but the bottom line is depending upon the time of day it can take many hours to get from Central Bangkok to Hua Hin, using the ridiculously choked highways. So there have to be alternatives especially when the authorities keep droning on and on about wanting to attract more affluent tourists. Those types of tourists have no interest in getting on a bus and sitting in a parking lot that resembles a highway.

I also agree. But, I would add both before and after Oct. 7th. Few things would be more fun to witness than this nutter serving time in a slammer.

And you can make an argument that a hot, young sex worker here is alot more honest than the average hot young civilian in the West. At least here you know what you will have to dish out up front for the prize.

A step in the right direction, as the air needs to be cleaned up. But small commuter planes would be even better. No matter how good the buses are, they still have to deal with the Rama II fiasco. Getting from Bangkok to Hua Hin or back is no picnic.

This is just another example of how angry people are towards Israel. And they anger is all around the world. By their extreme and totally disproportionate response to the Hamas attacks they have isolated themselves like never before. They are playing a very dangerous game, and Netanyahu very well may be a psychopath.

And yet when creeps like Cheney suffer a sixth heart attack, it boggles the mind to think that this man just keeps going. Not to sound too cosmic, but it's almost as if the universe mysteriously supports these evil players. As if they're needed to carry on the drama and darkness.

They are countless. Just a start. This one is outdated, but useful. https://irp.fas.org/world/para/docs/rusorg3.htm https://ocindex.net/country/russia Bratva. Red Mafia. Vory v zakone. Going by many names and possessing a criminal resume that includes just about every illegal activity in existence, Russian organized crime (ROC) is composed of several transnational criminal organizations operating worldwide. Contrary to popular belief, the Red Mafia is not one cohesive organization, but rather an umbrella term for a loose network of autonomous criminal groups. What these disparate groups share, besides their Soviet roots, is a passion for any and every remotely profitable criminal activity. ROC is, if nothing else, resourceful, having a hand in everything from human trafficking to fraud. Unlike other international criminals groups—such as La Cosa Nostra (which specializes in protection extortion) or the Mexican cartels (drug trafficking)—ROC is involved in almost every criminal activity. Name a crime, and the ROC circuit is bound to have it in its extensive repertoire: money laundering, kidnapping, prostitution, fraud, drug trafficking, human trafficking, weapons smuggling, extortion, auto theft, counterfeiting and, of course, murder. https://web.stanford.edu/group/sias/cgi-bin/smunc/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Russia-BG-Final.pdf In Russia, a country already suffering from political and economic disaster, it is reported that an estimated 80 percent of the private enterprises and commercial banks are forced to pay a tribute of 10 to 25 percent of their profits to organized crime. They use the banks to launder money and avoid paying taxes desperately needed by the government to pay salaries and debts. All too often we hear of government and military personnel in Russia not being paid for months. To further cripple the economy, these crime groups dominate economic sectors, such as petroleum distribution, pharmaceuticals and consumer products distribution. According to Interior Minister Anatoly Kulikov, ROC controls 40% of Russia's gross national product. As long as money is not being paid into the government, money will not be paid out to workers in the form of salary and pension entitlements. https://www.globalinvestigativegroup.com/roc-and-trafficking

My guess is that a few Jewish students or professors heard some language that was unkind and perhaps threatening and blew it up into this huge thing that the media just latched on to, and now they're calling protesters terrorists. I don't see anyone's strapping IEDs to their chest and walking into buildings and blowing them up. Also it's extremely unpopular to criticize Israel, they are the largest lobby in the US, and I can tell you as a Jew, for decades I've been criticized for not falling in step with all of Israeli policy. Now the extremist within the Orthodox community are behind Netanyahu. So, who's the terrorist in this picture?

I think the students have a constitutional right to protest and the schools have an obligation to provide a space where they can do so. Obviously, the students do not have a right to occupy buildings and obstruct the ability of the schools to provide an education. I think university presidents are completely overreacting from the Republican outrage machine, which they will never be able to appease. I’d like to see university leaders sit down with student representatives and work out a deal rather than send in law enforcement. I think reasonable concessions can be made to appease all sides. I don’t think anyone was in danger. Yes, there were some outside Nazi groups that showed up, but I am tired of everything anti Israel being construed as antisemitic. I can hate Bibi and the genocide he’s committing in Gaza without hating Jews. It’s baffling.

With this intense heat and the worst air quality I've seen in the past 15 years, there are going to be many who will be rejoicing over storms wind and rain, which should clean things up very nicely, at least for the time being. Bring it on!

I would expect to see a lot more of this in the future, some investigations have revealed that there are over 5,000 organized criminal gangs operating within Russia, and they also operate within 50 different countries. Thailand is inviting them in freely, and does not have a clue about screening career criminals, it would appear. So, it's only a matter of time before there are more Russian Bratva here, with alot of related violence, and more Vors running around creating problems for many.