Seems the Nigerian is still figuring out where it went wrong.

1 hour ago, Jingjock said:

Thats the latest designer shirt, can you keep up with the fashion

Just because Meeghan the Princess of Sussex wore one....I saw them for sale at Big C for 199 Baht the other day ?

2 hours ago, soalbundy said:

I was thinking, ''Does this shirt make me look fat''?

He's actually got the stipes going the right way vertigal.

Helps looks taller even if you are a hobbit .

If they went horizontal he would look like a beach ball and they could roll him to prison.

2 hours ago, CanterbrigianBangkoker said:

It's an odd name for a Kiwi. Especially the christian name. Isis was an Egyptian goddess though, not prevalent in Greek mythology as far as I know, so I'd be interested to know if it's Greek, Mediterranean or more ancient. Whatever it's derivation, it sounds unusual for a fat, 60 something, mullet wearing Kiwi. Fake passport or free-spirited parents?

"Odd name for a kiwi"? You mean NZ never had any European (e.g., German) immigrants? Someone should tell the Maori... 

The Thai lady has nice boobies, secret compartment no so secret. No Lamb roast for Kiwi man next 10 years. Maybe he make Nigerian friend in Monkey house. 

Nasty stuff that meth

 

 

This girl started using it at 14, she's now 21.

 

 

4 hours ago, wirat69 said:

A very traditional Kiwi name!!!!!

what is traditional kiwi name?

5 hours ago, johnnynmonic said:

Looks to be a classic case of deflection.  Phone in a tip about a guy with 2 kilos while the other mule with 6 kilos skates right on by.

There is no suggestion of that at all so how does it "look like" that?  

3 hours ago, CanterbrigianBangkoker said:

It's an odd name for a Kiwi. Especially the christian name. Isis was an Egyptian goddess though, not prevalent in Greek mythology as far as I know, so I'd be interested to know if it's Greek, Mediterranean or more ancient. Whatever it's derivation, it sounds unusual for a fat, 60 something, mullet wearing Kiwi. Fake passport or free-spirited parents?

"Whatever it's derivation, it sounds unusual for a fat, 60 something, mullet wearing Kiwi".

So there's a connection between weight, age and hairstyle when it comes to names, is there?  What would you suggest would be a "usual" name for a fat, 60+, long-haired man?

The kiwi clearly likes to keep in shape, it just so happens this weeks shape is a sack of spuds.

Inflammatory post removed.

3 hours ago, Phuket Stan said:

Isidor is of Greek origin meaning the gift of Isis or whatever....Rein is Germanic....and there ends the lesson of the day ?

 

The lesson here is don't smuggle drugs !!

38 minutes ago, Just Weird said:

"Whatever it's derivation, it sounds unusual for a fat, 60 something, mullet wearing Kiwi".

So there's a connection between weight, age and hairstyle when it comes to names, is there?  What would you suggest would be a "usual" name for a fat, 60+, long-haired man?

Pipe down, there is OF COURSE a connection between style, ethnicity, age and names! How many white middle aged men are named Mohammad do you reckon? How many people older than 25 are called Pax, Hunter, Maddox, Zane or Zander or the like? How many people under 70 are called Mable, Agnes, Bessie, Gertrude or something similarly outdated and unpopular? Weight has nothing to do with it, I'm just taking the piss out of him and we all know mullets don't belong on anyone other than eastern Europeans and hillbillies! There's no need to be precious about this, I think my comment is a fair one, there are 'ordinary' aka popular names that white - European descended Kiwis will have and 'Isidor' is not one, that's for sure.

Edited September 17, 20187 yr by CanterbrigianBangkoker

1 hour ago, Docno said:

"Odd name for a kiwi"? You mean NZ never had any European (e.g., German) immigrants? Someone should tell the Maori... 

Oh dear, not the REIN part, that's a pretty standard Germanic name, I guess. It's the Isidor part that is undoubtedly more uncommon. Why do yourself and a couple of others have a problem understanding that or conflate it with some kind of racial or historical ignorance on my part for simply pointing it out? These are your words above, not mine. I'm perfectly well aware of the Antipodes and their history thanks very much, that being that the majority of non-Maori's descend from British and Irish settlers and Isidor sure ain't a common name with either of those demographics. That's all I'm sayin'.

 

 

Edited September 17, 20187 yr by CanterbrigianBangkoker

15 minutes ago, CanterbrigianBangkoker said:

Pipe down, there is OF COURSE a connection between style, ethnicity, age and names! How many white middle aged men are named Mohammad do you reckon? How many people older than 25 are called Pax, Hunter, Maddox, Zane or Zander or the like? How many people under 70 are called Mable, Agnes, Bessie, Gertrude or something similarly outdated and unpopular? Weight has nothing to do with it, I'm just taking the piss out of him and we all know mullets don't belong on anyone other than eastern Europeans and hillbillies! There's no need to be precious about this, I think my comment is a fair one, there are 'ordinary' aka popular names that white - European descended Kiwis will have and 'Isidor' is not one, that's for sure.

Less of the "pipe down".

 

"I think my comment is a fair one..."

I don't but I think that my comment was. 

 

"...there is OF COURSE a connection between style, ethnicity, age and names!"

Originally you made a connection between weight, age and hairstyle, now you've changed it to style, ethnicity and age!  Care to point out the connection between your original suggestion of weight, age, hairstyle and names being corollaries?

Edited September 17, 20187 yr by Just Weird

17 minutes ago, Just Weird said:

Less of the "pipe down".

 

"I think my comment is a fair one..."

I don't but I think that my comment was. 

 

"...there is OF COURSE a connection between style, ethnicity, age and names!"

Originally you made a connection between weight, age and hairstyle, now you've changed it to style, ethnicity and age!  Care to point out the connection between your original suggestion of weight, age, hairstyle and names being corollaries?

 

Well, if you hadn't piped up with an asinine, nitpicking comment I wouldn't feel compelled to say 'pipe down' ? .

Originally I made a lighthearted remark about his first name 'Isidor' being an unusual one for a white 60 something Kiwi man. The 'mullet wearing' and 'fat' parts were just jibes, as I feel both are something that is fair play to ridicule, you may disagree, but I couldn't care less, it's a free internet. 

 

You then made the comment that 

1 hour ago, Just Weird said:

So there's a connection between weight, age and hairstyle when it comes to names, is there?  What would you suggest would be a "usual" name for a fat, 60+, long-haired man?

So you invoked the fact that age and style have nothing to do with a name, when as I pointed out they do. There's such a thing as fashion and trend, and mullets, like other fashions (such as names) go in and out of vogue mate, simple as that and I think you must know it? Ethnicity is just another parameter I used to show the variance of names - depending on where you're from certain monickers are more or less used, and as that is part of the initial issue, it's an unusual name for a white Kiwi to have, I think it's fair to say. Why you're seemingly so offended is beyond me. Comment and let comment. Jeesh.

Edited September 17, 20187 yr by CanterbrigianBangkoker

Ooh boy, Mr Isidor Rein, 62 certainly needs a clean shirt, a haircut and shave. A little 'queer eye for the straight guy' therapy perhaps. ?

If the police had let him get to New Zealand with that 'SECRET" compartment, he might spend only 20-30 years in a nice clean NZ prison, instead he will enjoy a "Not so nice" THAI prison cell with equally nice cell mates.

 

Why is the only culprit in handcuffs the African? 

Likely he's the informant, want to make it look good.

2 minutes ago, oldrunner said:

Likely he's the informant, want to make it look good.

Dunderheads, all three of them. 

5 hours ago, soalbundy said:

I was thinking, ''Does this shirt make me look fat''?

A Slim Fit shirt forced over a circle make it look Shorter....

4 hours ago, AsiaHand said:

I don't about the prisons here but in The U S at his age his tail hole would be a different size also.by the time he gets out.

Spare us the mental image please ?...check out a movie called "a prayer before dawn" it is about life in a Thai prison and supposed to be fairly realistic.

3 hours ago, Petchou said:

what is traditional kiwi name?

Bro or Cuzz. 

4 minutes ago, Catkiwi said:

Bro or Cuzz. 

 

Te Arikinui Tūheitia Paki ?? Traditional and royal name of a recent Maori king.

Edited September 17, 20187 yr by Scouse123

1 hour ago, CanterbrigianBangkoker said:

 

Well, if you hadn't piped up with an asinine, nitpicking comment I wouldn't feel compelled to say 'pipe down' ? .

Originally I made a lighthearted remark about his first name 'Isidor' being an unusual one for a white 60 something Kiwi man. The 'mullet wearing' and 'fat' parts were just jibes, as I feel both are something that is fair play to ridicule, you may disagree, but I couldn't care less, it's a free internet. 

 

You then made the comment that 

So you invoked the fact that age and style have nothing to do with a name, when as I pointed out they do. There's such a thing as fashion and trend, and mullets, like other fashions (such as names) go in and out of vogue mate, simple as that and I think you must know it? Ethnicity is just another parameter I used to show the variance of names - depending on where you're from certain monickers are more or less used, and as that is part of the initial issue, it's an unusual name for a white Kiwi to have, I think it's fair to say. Why you're seemingly so offended is beyond me. Comment and let comment. Jeesh.

How do you get free internet??

1 minute ago, Catkiwi said:

How do you get free internet??

Steal it, of course.

1 minute ago, CanterbrigianBangkoker said:

Steal it, of course.

Ahhhh...I thought you might have got it from a friendly Nigerian!

Just now, Catkiwi said:

Ahhhh...I thought you might have got it from a friendly Nigerian!

Free internet isn't among the services offered from the Nigerians that I know. Must be keeping the wrong company. ? 

These are very high quality tourists, which Thailand welcome them with open arms!