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Teacher "Lek": This can only mean one thing - a lottery win - as snake gobbles chicken


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Posted
2 hours ago, webfact said:

Gobbling down one of her chickens was a five meter long python

As opposed to the norm' of a chick gobbling the snake .. 

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Posted
6 hours ago, dcnx said:

This imbecile taught children.

 

 

Was retired correct or should it have been retard teacher?

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10 hours ago, 55Jay said:

Gawd, how many generations of students did this retired teacher infect with superstitious nonsense, and reinforce the pervasive character defect of not taking responsibility for one's decisions and actions.

 

So, this random event with a random snake is conjured to be a good luck omen by the village idiots.  It's gone public in the media, so it's Sink or Swim time for the mystics and as always, they have a 50/50 chance of being right.

 

If Lek wins the lotto, it will confirm the mystical powers, and the amazing legend will be passed on to the next generation. 

 

If Lek doesn't win, the mystics won't have anything to say, they never do.  Lek will be crestfallen and seek counsel from the council of wise elders, who will pick their nose and conjure an addendum to the tradition --  When a snake crosses your path once in 30 years, you must do a hand-stand in the corner of the room which faces East, then use your left hand to rub your belly anti-clockwise; lucky numbers will then come to you in a lucky vision.

Keep your mental problems to your self.

Being superstitious, taking something as a sign of luck, is not a bad thing. After all all Thai I know have some superstitious ideas but live an ordinary life. Hint: they simply do what they do every day.

Being superstitious is completely common all over the world. It seems you are simply not aware about your own culture ... where ever you come from.

Posted
11 hours ago, 55Jay said:

Rejecting superstitious bullshit is not a mental problem.

 

Yes it is.

 

I guess you are the guy who enters a shop and says: "Hello!" instead of doing a wai (which you hate doing) and saying "Sawadee Khrap!"

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Posted
8 minutes ago, Enki said:

Yes it is.

 

I guess you are the guy who enters a shop and says: "Hello!" instead of doing a wai (which you hate doing) and saying "Sawadee Khrap!"

You're not just a thin skinned Captain Save-a-Thai, you're quite an athlete as well. 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, 55Jay said:

You're not just a thin skinned Captain Save-a-Thai, you're quite an athlete as well. 

At least I don't conclude when a Thai says "That will be good luck in the lottery" that he is a wacko ... like you do.

Posted
24 minutes ago, Enki said:

Yes it is.

 

I guess you are the guy who enters a shop and says: "Hello!" instead of doing a wai (which you hate doing) and saying "Sawadee Khrap!"

 

I don't get it. What am I doing wrong?

Posted
1 minute ago, Pravda said:

 

I don't get it. What am I doing wrong?

No idea ... tell us! However 55Yay is doing it wrong ... starting with his name which should be 555Yay ????

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On 4/1/2019 at 6:42 AM, 55Jay said:

Gawd, how many generations of students did this retired teacher infect with superstitious nonsense, and reinforce the pervasive character defect of not taking responsibility for one's decisions and actions.

 

So, this random event with a random snake is conjured to be a good luck omen by the village idiots.  It's gone public in the media, so it's Sink or Swim time for the mystics and as always, they have a 50/50 chance of being right.

 

If Lek wins the lotto, it will confirm the mystical powers, and the amazing legend will be passed on to the next generation. 

 

If Lek doesn't win, the mystics won't have anything to say, they never do.  Lek will be crestfallen and seek counsel from the council of wise elders, who will pick their nose and conjure an addendum to the tradition --  When a snake crosses your path once in 30 years, you must do a hand-stand in the corner of the room which faces East, then use your left hand to rub your belly anti-clockwise; lucky numbers will then come to you in a lucky vision.

We had an Iguana removed from our property, It was a fairly big size, For days Thai People came to get our house number for the lottery as they said it was lucky,

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19 minutes ago, Enki said:

At least I don't conclude when a Thai says "That will be good luck in the lottery" that he is a wacko ... like you do.

Too lazy to go back and check but I don't think I said they were wacko.   Temporarily maybe, but not certifiable. 

 

Same as my post, you simply made that up and pretended I said it so you could then engage in some fake outrage and Thaier than Thou virtue signaling.   You're just distracting from the obvious truth in the OP, which you can't handle. 

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Posted
28 minutes ago, Thongkorn said:

We had an Iguana removed from our property, It was a fairly big size, For days Thai People came to get our house number for the lottery as they said it was lucky,

This luck/karma business can be ruthless. 

 

One minute you're the lucky lizard being fed grapes by a throng of greedy, religious fakes lusting after materialistic gain.  

 

If they win, life is good for the lizard. 

 

If they don't, poor bastard winds up in the soup pot for dinner. 

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On 4/1/2019 at 7:42 AM, 55Jay said:

Gawd, how many generations of students did this retired teacher infect with superstitious nonsense, and reinforce the pervasive character defect of not taking responsibility for one's decisions and actions.

 

So, this random event with a random snake is conjured to be a good luck omen by the village idiots.  It's gone public in the media, so it's Sink or Swim time for the mystics and as always, they have a 50/50 chance of being right.

 

If Lek wins the lotto, it will confirm the mystical powers, and the amazing legend will be passed on to the next generation. 

 

If Lek doesn't win, the mystics won't have anything to say, they never do.  Lek will be crestfallen and seek counsel from the council of wise elders, who will pick their nose and conjure an addendum to the tradition --  When a snake crosses your path once in 30 years, you must do a hand-stand in the corner of the room which faces East, then use your left hand to rub your belly anti-clockwise; lucky numbers will then come to you in a lucky vision.

Would have been easy for you to scroll back to see what you wrote.

So, yes. You consider Thais as wackoes because they have some "culture" you don't want to be part of.

Good luck with that attitude.

Every culture has superstitious things, and no culture actually really believes in it. Are you still throwing rice on fresh married couples? Why actually rice? Rice does not belong to YOUR culture. So why do you do it? Wow ... likely it is super simple: out of habit.

What crime did the school teacher actually commit? Oh .... she said it is lucky to have a snake in the house ...

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