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spidermike007

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  1. Where did you find the mescaline? I would like to order some of the same.
  2. This is a good idea, and is already in effect throughout the world. Everyone knows how dangerous it is to hold a phone in one hand, and drive with the other hand, much less texting while driving. The real question is, will the police enforce the rule? Since they NEVER pull anyone over while driving, I rather doubt it.
  3. Many Indians here are Thai citizens, having come over as kids, and some have been here for generations. He is likely either a Thai now, or he has a work permit, to be able to hire employees, report a crime, etc.
  4. I had the tint completely removed from the windshield on our car. It came new with 30%, on the windshield! That is crazy dangerous. I could barely see at night. Managed to get completely clear nano ceramic film in the US, and brought it back here to install. Eliminated a lot of heat and UV, without limiting any visibility. I was afraid of taking out pedestrians, as the visibility was so poor before. Could be a reckless truck driver. Could be the young man's fault. A lot of truckers make these wide u-turns, while you are moving towards them at high speed, just assuming you will be able to slow down. Very reckless. Elsewhere in the world they would pay high fines for that. Here? The highway patrol refuses to patrol the highways, so it is likely nobody has ever been charged with reckless driving. Ever. And a lot of fools with expensive cars drive at 150kph, at night, with limited visibility. They are just asking for a catastrophe.
  5. Juvenile delinquents, dressed up as men, in a uniform, trying to pretend to be adults.
  6. I guess things are more progressive in the UK, where very few men are emasculated. In the US, 99% of my friends "date the old fashioned way". Even 20 years ago, when I was dating back there, I can only recall one women out of dozens, who offered to go Dutch, much less pay for a meal.
  7. And which one is more honest? I consider a deal for sex, for a defined amount of money to be infinitely more honest, than take me out to dinner a few times, buy me some gifts, and maybe I will give you some. Who has more integrity? I would say a Thai freelancer is infinitely more honest and has more honor.
  8. Put FM Don on the job. He is such a master negotiator. He can just ask Vlad, please, please can you just stop this war? Pretty please.
  9. Yes, though I avoid using that term, but if you are going to use that term, at least apply it to most politicians, all lobbyists, most corporate, insurance, defense industry, and banking executives, and alot of men.
  10. That is incredibly amusing. As if. Millions of women in the UK are paid with gifts, favors, dinners, prizes, apartments, cars and dental bills.
  11. Hopefully, fermented sauce is not all he will be dodging soon. The people need to show their extreme dissatisfaction with this man, as much as they possibly can. Kudos to them. And why are most of them still wearing a mask outdoors?
  12. We are power hungry, and our dictator is bloodthirsty. Thank you for not condemning our mass slaughter of women and children. We are grateful for your cooperation. Laz.
  13. Sounds like much ado over nothing, which is about 98% of the content of social media, which I consider to be one of the most destructive forces in contemporary society and culture. Social media is 99% toxic, and 1% positive.
  14. It is a massive industry in the US. It is labeled a donation. We are talking about millions of women. And they call themselves civilians.
  15. If the people knew the likely extent of the stink, flith and corruption, they would likely revolt. It is probably into the tens or hundreds of billions. They just don't know and since there is no investigative reporting here, no trustworthy anti corruption agency, and no watchdog on accounting, it will likely not be revealed. At least while the army maintains power. One can only hope later these guys will face charges at the Hague and are forced into exile.
  16. There have been very few mass shootings here, relatively speaking. So, is it a big problem, just yet? I do agree with urgent reform needed for the police force, the lax gun laws, the mental health issues, with some, and a shortage of psychiatrists. Also, a major problem is the lack of willingness to have one's life examined, and a stubborn refusal to look within for the source of the problem. And lastly, the horrific issue of trying to saving face, and the staggering weakness this creates.
  17. Good advice as usual from the Spark!
  18. He is ill informed, as usual. Placing him as health minister has always been a huge mistake. Time reveals that more and more. He would have been more accurate had he said it is a milder and less addictive drug, which results in less psychotic behavior. Let us call this mistake #230 from the empty suit minister.
  19. So, does the term apply to politicians? How about Western women who offer sex to men who pay their rent? Or a dental bill? Or five nice dinners?
  20. Testing negative for drug use and proving you are not involved in the sale of drugs are two completely different things.
  21. Monopolies, or near monopolies are never good for the consumer. Just look at True Visions, and what a disaster that is, in terms of programming and cost. Burkina Faso has better cable options. Stop the merger.
  22. Yes, but then you have to deal with an entire nation that resembles one giant Tijuana! One issue you will find with Hua Hin, is that the younger, hotter gals (if that is a consideration) tend to demand and command more revenue from their men, and due to a relatively affluent expat population, they seem to get it. Also, there is ALOT less nightlife and action in HH, than in Pattaya. And a very minor amount of younger, hot women in the bars. There are a lot of women but most are older, and not very pretty.
  23. This guy is ill equipped to solve a serious problem, of this nature. He was never qualified for the job, he completely blew the initial vaccination effort, he presided over the closing of the nation to tourism, and the overly draconian restrictions later, which severely damaged the tourism industry, and the local economy, and now after a those failures, he says he wants to lead the nation. A true empty suit. A bottom of the barrel minister. Waging a war on drugs is like trying to stop the tides from rising. You either approach the problem from within (police reform, legalization, counseling options for addicts, cracking down on highly suspect border officials, etc.), or you just stop the hyperbole and charade.
  24. I consider it judgmental and disrespectful. Many are good women, who are trying to earn some money for their kids, for their family or for their future. I don't consider it fair to tar them with that brush. Most have little in common with drug addicted street walkers in US.
  25. What kind of statement is being made, when great expense is being carried out building the new rail line, and the nation stoops to using donated, second hand rail cars to improve upon a 70 year old system? How sorry and pathetic is this?
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