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Have to admit this goes to top 3, however the news story about not criticizing honest serving police force of thailand I think still holds number one position in the most entertaining news story of the year list. 

 

I want more this stuff for my morning coffee reads! 

 

Would be nice to read equally funny news from other countries too. Seems Thailand is in class of their own in this category 

 

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3 hours ago, steven100 said:

oh dear    !    that's not very nice ....    and you spelt ' thieving '  wrong

think u will find e new best not 2 spell it right as we all often talk in slang as those that not no wat ur sayin won’t no out as careless toungs cost lives na lol

( and may complicate ur next visa extension lol ) 

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14 hours ago, baboon said:

Coupmongering despot. I hope there is a Hell he can burn in, the scum. For the Country? For the People? Enough to make you puke.

 

6 hours ago, JoePai said:

Do I sense you have a problem with him ?

Just a bit, considering that was the cleanest version I could come up with...

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8 hours ago, Virt said:

Here is a few suggestions to their next gathering.

 

"Beat it" by Michael Jackson

"Free Falling" by Tom Petty

"Everybody want to rule the world" by Tears for fears.

"Super Freak" by Rick James

"Should i stay or should i go" by the Clash

"Under Pressure" by Queen

"Where is my mind" by the Pixies

 

And the punk classic, so what so what you boring little c@@t by the Dead Kennedys ????????

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21 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

played an old hit song, “Ya Yom Pae” (Never Give Up) by singer Sunisa “Aom” Sukboonsang

I would instead have recommended Marsha Wattanapnich's "Pit pai laew" (The Mistake's Already Been Made) or perhaps Christina Aguilar's evergreen "Mai yaak ja cheu loey" (I Can't Believe It). Myria Benedetti's "Yaa tham, yaa tham!" (Don't Do It, Don't Do It!) conceivably could've been an excellent choice as well.

 

And coming to think of it, Sunisa Sukboonsang's "Toy dii khwaa" (Better Step Back) would have been even more appropriate. 

 

 

 

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7 hours ago, steven100 said:

oh dear    !    that's not very nice ....    and you spelt ' thieving '  wrong

If you want to play grammar police, steven, at least be correct yourself. While spelt is indeed okay (albeit a type of wheat), spelled has better prose and no ambiguity. Thusly: Oh, and by the way, you spelled thieving incorrectly. ????

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1 hour ago, daveAustin said:

If you want to play grammar police, steven, at least be correct yourself. While spelt is indeed okay (albeit a type of wheat), spelled has better prose and no ambiguity. Thusly: Oh, and by the way, you spelled thieving incorrectly. ????

British English vs American English.

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11 hours ago, Virt said:

Here is a few suggestions to their next gathering.

 

"Beat it" by Michael Jackson

"Free Falling" by Tom Petty

"Everybody want to rule the world" by Tears for fears.

"Super Freak" by Rick James

"Should i stay or should i go" by the Clash

"Under Pressure" by Queen

"Where is my mind" by the Pixies

 

"Goodbye" from The Sound Of Music

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19 hours ago, baboon said:

Coupmongering despot. I hope there is a Hell he can burn in, the scum. For the Country? For the People? Enough to make you puke.

Say what you really mean bro. But fair play, I like your style. ????

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