your routine?

[UbonThani]

3 minutes ago, Phil McCaverty said:

You posted the link mate.

Yes to educate people. If you don't wan't to learn.Fine. Bye.

[talahtnut]

Spot on, best to use organic TP

Of great interest, I rise at 8am and sweep

the road outside, have a coffee and launch

a submarine at 9am. Rarely have I been

touching cloth except perhaps long

journeys.

For those interested in the five fingered

widow, I came across some truly profound

graffiti a bog door in a London club...

Have a wank, no-one gets hurt.

[mr mr]

6 hours ago, Phil McCaverty said:

6 hours ago, BritManToo said:

As you get older beer tends to look better value for money.

1,500bht can buy me a lot of beer, and it takes longer than 10 minutes to finish.

10 minutes? Surely you jest. These days the girls in my local bar call me "Khun haa natee".

look at this guy bragging he can last 5 minutes. i'm lucky to go a full 39 seconds before i have a oopsie. 

 

then they look up at me and laugh. i look back shrug my shoulders and smile. 

[BritManToo]

Just now, mr mr said:

look at this guy bragging he can last 5 minutes. i'm lucky to go a full 39 seconds before i have a oopsie. 

then they look up at me and laugh. i look back shrug my shoulders and smile. 

My claim to 10 minutes includes the showers before and after.

[UbonThani]

1 minute ago, BritManToo said:

My claim to 10 minutes includes the showers before and after.

8 mins shower

[mr mr]

9 minutes ago, UbonThani said:

8 mins shower

with a 3 minute dry off.

[mr mr]

daily routine ?

 

that one's easy. wake up and get high enough to forget i'm married.

[BritManToo]

7 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Perhaps you can explain why there are multiple peer-reviewed studies which establish quite clearly the link between mass fluoridation and improved dental health,

Because like everything else, only research the governments want you to see are ever publicised, published and available to read. The occasional mistake is made, but quickly cleaned up by the security forces, and every reference removed from google and public view.

 

I have personally witnessed the UK government suppressing an interview with the Director of Great Ormond Street children's hospital where he expressed opinions that differed from the government line. A guy walked into the editing suite while we were preparing the interview for broadcast and said, "A D notice has been issued on this interview as it's not in the public interest, you will not broadcast or discuss anything you have seen or heard on this subject with anyone".

 

People who go against the government will be unemployed, unemployable, discredited and de-platformed in short order.

If you ever want to work in broadcasting, publishing, journalism or even want a facebook/twitter account you comply. If you persist in your dissent in the UK, you will either commit suicide, or be discovered with a home computer full of kiddie porn.

 

It's laughable that the sheeple think they can research any areas where the government (or security forces) has an interest by looking on the internet or viewing forums.

All publishing platforms are tightly controlled, including this one. 

Edited May 11, 2020 by BritManToo

[georgegeorgia]

6 hours ago, n210mp said:

cycling days

 

4 0 am rise, take two dogs out for  5 minute walk

4 15    dump    shizer, shower, shave

4 30    off on  the cycle between 30 and 50 K ride dependant on health that day

8 30  ish return home, shower, breakfast either full English or toast and cereals

after and during breakfast surf or chat with friends on't tinternet  

9 0 am off to bed for maybe an hour 

The rest of the day can be shopping with the Thai lady wife or just watching Youtube

6 0 pm  Then chat to friends on FB messenger

7 30 pm off to bed  

 

Golfing days 

 

4 0 am rise

4 15 am dump, shizer, shower, shave

4 30 am  breakfast cereals, toast

After and during breaky on the net surfing or  chatting with friends  etc 

6 0 am depart for  whatever golf course I am going to that day 

1 30 pm return home 

2 30pm shower and bed for an hour or so

The rest of the day on the couch watching TV until

6 0 pm  Then chat to friends on FB messenger

7 30 pm off to bed  

 

Currently up in the village with my wifes Papa who is not very well and so we have had to "endure" a 14 day quarantine which has literally "demolished" my routine massively.

Luckily in front of Papas house is a small exercise area with 3/4 of a k running track which the kindly "medics" allow me to cycle on

 

 

wow....30km a day? …..

I don't think I could go to sleep at 730pm though......must of been years since I went to bed at that time.

Edited May 11, 2020 by georgegeorgia

[Lacessit]

42 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Because like everything else, only research the governments want you to see are ever publicised, published and available to read. The occasional mistake is made, but quickly cleaned up by the security forces, and every reference removed from google and public view.

 

I have personally witnessed the UK government suppressing an interview with the Director of Great Ormond Street children's hospital where he expressed opinions that differed from the government line. A guy walked into the editing suite while we were preparing the interview for broadcast and said, "A D notice has been issued on this interview as it's not in the public interest, you will not broadcast or discuss anything you have seen or heard on this subject with anyone".

 

People who go against the government will be unemployed, unemployable, discredited and de-platformed in short order.

If you ever want to work in broadcasting, publishing, journalism or even want a facebook/twitter account you comply. If you persist in your dissent in the UK, you will either commit suicide, or be discovered with a home computer full of kiddie porn.

 

It's laughable that the sheeple think they can research any areas where the government (or security forces) has an interest by looking on the internet or viewing forums.

All publishing platforms are tightly controlled, including this one. 

I think you are confusing journalism with scientific publications, where the process is entirely different. Governments can't control scientific inquiry, the example of Lysenkoism is proof enough of that, screwed up Soviet agriculture for decades. Although they do their best to cut funding to science they don't like, only to find it has reared up and bitten them on the bum.

The fact you are referring to an incident with a children's hospital director now shows just how effective the D notice was. People talk, eventually.

[Phil McCaverty]

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

A guy walked into the editing suite while we were preparing the interview for broadcast and said, "A D notice has been issued on this interview as it's not in the public interest, you will not broadcast or discuss anything you have seen or heard on this subject with anyone".

 

That must have been pre 1993 when the D notice was replaced by the DM notice. In 2015 that was replaced by the Defence and Security Advisory notice (DSMA). Its administered by the DSMA committee which is made up of a few state officials and mostly representatives of the MSM, effectively the press regulating itself. Even Google has a seat on the committee. And as the name suggests DSMAs are advisory only and not legally binding.

[blazes]

Surely, the greatest routine in a man's life. is the achievement of ejaculation, which conveniently can be attempted at any hour in the 24.

 

Some claim that frequent ejaculation contributes to a healthy prostate.

 

Whether ejaculation is achieved manually or in the missionary position scarcely matters.

 

As King Lear said: "Let copulation thrive."

 

[UbonThani]

12 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Wilful ignorance upsets me.

You are saying my son, with a disastrous dental genetic inheritance from both father and mother, would have risen above that without the fluoride we gave him as a child?

You are posting anecdotal stuff not science.

My teeth are great yet family had loads of fillings.

 

 

It's been known for decades diet is the key to good teeth.  Diet knowledge has led to improvements in teeth when applied.

 

Sodium fluoride actually weakens your teeth. All it does is kill bacteria which can be done with herbal toothpaste widely available.

Edited May 12, 2020 by UbonThani

[UbonThani]

 

A major cause of fluorosis is the inappropriate use of fluoride-containing dental products such as toothpaste and mouth rinses. Sometimes, children enjoy the taste of fluoridated toothpaste so much that they swallow it instead of spitting it out.

 

But there are other causes of fluorosis. For example, taking a higher-than-prescribed amount of a fluoride supplement during early childhood can cause it.

[UbonThani]

33 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Troll somewhere else, SFB.

Herbal toothpastes have been around for ages. 7/11 has them.

 

 

 

[Burma Bill]

21 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

interesting more are <snip>, I had a expat farang once tell me that after 16 years living in Pattaya he found that more satisfying...and cheaper...than a bargirl ,nd very rarely had he needed their services,he became tired of them.

 

I wonder if that holds true in most cases of long term expat farangs particularly in places like Pattaya?   <snip> becomes part of the daily routine to satisfy sexual urges to either save money or because its better than a BG...????

"Come, come"!!!!!

[UbonThani]

11 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

There you go again, displaying your abysmal ignorance of basic chemistry.

Toothpastes contain abrasives such as aluminium hydroxide, calcium carbonate, and silica as their major components. These are all inorganic compounds. Describing toothpastes as organic makes as much sense as saying pork sausage is inorganic.

Put a small percentage of aloe vera or rosemary or whatever into toothpaste, and it's suddenly herbal/organic? There's one born every minute.

I never said they were organic.

 

They are free of sodium fluoride which accumulates in the body and is toxic.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[UbonThani]

 

• Most developed nations do not fluoridate their water. In western Europe, for example, only 3% of the population consumes fluoridated water.
• While 25 countries have water fluoridation programs, 11 of these countries have less than 20% of their population consuming fluoridated water: Argentina (19%), Guatemala (13%), Panama (15%), Papa New Guinea (6%), Peru (2%), Serbia (3%), Spain (11%), South Korea (6%), the United Kingdom (11%), and Vietnam (4%).
• Only 11 countries in the world have more than 50% of their population drinking fluoridated water: Australia (80%), Brunei (95%); Chile (70%), Guyana (62%), Hong Kong (100%), the Irish Republic (73%), Israel (70%), Malaysia (75%), New Zealand (62%), Singapore (100%), and the United States (64%).
• In total, 377,655,000 million people worldwide drink artificially fluoridated water. This represents 5% of the world’s population.
• There are more people drinking fluoridated water in the United States than the rest of the world combined.
• There is no difference in tooth decay between western nations that fluoridate their water and those that do not.

https://fluoridealert.org/content/bfs-2012/

[UbonThani]

10 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Keep on beating your fluoride drum, the world is not listening.

Yet the facts say 95% are listening. You are in the 5%.

Edited May 12, 2020 by UbonThani

[NoshowJones]

22 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

If you hang around Soi bukhao in Pattaya and Soi Canterbury Tales you will meet expats who spend their whole day sitting there,especially at Canterbury tales Café,sometimes everyday All day....I guess that's their daily routine??

As far as I know Canterbury tales does not have a cafe, I do know that they stopped serving breakfast some time ago, I never noticed them serving any alcohol, so how are these expats who sit there all day and every day contributing to the running of this guesthouse?

[Sumarianson]

Gained 13 Kilo since the start of lockdown. No gym, swimming or sauna. Still have to pay for the lack of service. Salt swimming pool or sea is good for any virus. Sauna kills all viruses. Gym is necessary especially for us older people. The governments want more people dead. 55 people passing ( with the virus and not from it) is no pandemic and no reason for a lockdown. Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam 0 deaths. Laboratories can find infection in fruits and sheep that do not and could not have the virus. What does that say about testing? The tests have an 80% error rate! Still we are told to wear masks which leading virologist say "will give us viruses".

[pineapple01]

I could be a Ventriloquist thanks to Face Masks

[1FinickyOne]

On 5/11/2020 at 12:58 PM, BritManToo said:

1,500bht can buy me a lot of beer, and it takes longer than 10 minutes to finish.

and just as cold?

[1FinickyOne]

On 5/11/2020 at 1:07 PM, UbonThani said:

people who get up at 5am win

Win what? 

 

The early worm gets eaten by the bird

[UbonThani]

2 hours ago, Sumarianson said:

Gained 13 Kilo since the start of lockdown. No gym, swimming or sauna. Still have to pay for the lack of service. Salt swimming pool or sea is good for any virus. Sauna kills all viruses. Gym is necessary especially for us older people. The governments want more people dead. 55 people passing ( with the virus and not from it) is no pandemic and no reason for a lockdown. Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam 0 deaths. Laboratories can find infection in fruits and sheep that do not and could not have the virus. What does that say about testing? The tests have an 80% error rate! Still we are told to wear masks which leading virologist say "will give us viruses".

what did u weigh before?

[UbonThani]

14 minutes ago, kenk24 said:

Win what? 

 

The early worm gets eaten by the bird

They get a longer day. Depends how you use it.

[Yankeesvsredsox]

 I live with two women, I get up,  go to the toilet ,lift the seat and have a leak ! Do a 30 second hand wash ,wash my face,gargle with a saline solution,brush my teeth ,start the coffee machine .Go out to my garden  and water the flower bed ,wash my hands, sit down and drink my coffee,

 

Check my emails and news,wash my hands have lunch,wash my hands.

Have a shower! Come back to the  internet,if its near 5pm ,water the grass and flowers ,wash my hands,have dinner with my family ,wash my hands 

Disinfect all surfaces ,wash my hands. Play guitar,watch a movie ,wash my hands ,take a shower come back to the internet,wash my hands ,brush my teeth, go to bed 

[1FinickyOne]

40 minutes ago, UbonThani said:

They get a longer day. Depends how you use it.

 

40 minutes ago, UbonThani said:

They get a longer day. Depends how you use it.

I am actually up early too... but I make up for it with naps.

[Grumpy one]

Wake up each morning then tell myself, " Well done you're are still alive "

[natway09]

You obviously asked a silly question because you are bored.

Of course our lives have changed & may never be quite the same again

but I certainly hope that there is some sort of normalcy (it that is a word) by end of July