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I made a bet with mine that this is what would happen. She was naively optimistic.....Now I am trying to gleen from her exactly what she thinks the Thai populace will actually do about it.....

 

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6 minutes ago, Denim said:

They should persevere. If nothing else , a bigger vote for the reincarnation ( for the third time ) of Move Forward could result in the landslide needed to force the old school out of office.

I am sure they will probably change their minds by the next election , but thats how they feel now, and I don't blame them. 

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1 hour ago, sirineou said:

Both wife and her sister said that the wont waste their time voting next time. 

That'll teach 'em !

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Mine started around 6pm yesterday....I buggered off out for a beer.....long face gone upon my return ????

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37 minutes ago, ezzra said:

Don't know about your wives guys, my wife too busy cooking and cleaning to watch the news.

My wife does the opposite.

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1 hour ago, Kwasaki said:

The only thing I pick up is my wife doesn't like anyone who don't like the Royal family.

You have no choice then, you love the king????

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57 minutes ago, norfolkandchance said:

My partner is a bit peeved that Thaksin  has delayed his return.

When I asked my missus, who did you vote for "Thaksin" came the reply. :giggle:

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Guy! If it´s not one thing, it´s the other. You all seem to have problem with your wifes. Bad choices I guess. Some choose the bar to find them, and others the high society. Ending up with unteachable know nothings or snobby royalists on high maintenance. Long time ago, when I travelled around in Thailand, I stayed with a family in Isaan during a full rice season. That ended up with that I married their fairly beautiful daughter. Not a bombshell, but neither an ugly duckling.

After that, I have taken her to my home country, given her education. Explained things myself. Today, she runs her own profitable business and can support herself and her family. Have no problem, whatsoever. Even as she is totally independent, she still chose to stay married and be with me. See, what a lucky guy I am.

However, back to the real issue in this thread. Watching the news and irritation over results. Oh Yes! That was one thing that was included in her education. Do not care about the outcome, do not care about the news or Thailands political situation. Do not trust the authorities nor the police. So, the result is that she can not care less, and we just laugh together about it.

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53 minutes ago, ezzra said:

Don't know about your wives guys, my wife too busy cooking and cleaning to watch the news.

Did you allow her to vote? :cheesy:

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                   My mrs is fairly pragmatic about it . she did get a bit carried away with it all, initially ,as she is a bit of a facebook addict, and she thinks he's better looking than Prayut and any of the others.

                   But like me she doesn't trust any of the trough feeders, and does not share the  over optimistic dreams of utopia expressed by some of the posters on here, 

                   Her main worries are an increase in the baht, since I explained how it would affect her (us)  and stricter immigration, and she knows I won't be happy if they ban the devils lettuce again, (and neither will the mother in law)

                     

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2 hours ago, 248900_1469958220 said:

I made a bet with mine that this is what would happen. She was naively optimistic.....Now I am trying to gleen from her exactly what she thinks the Thai populace will actually do about it.....

 

Did she pay up?

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40 minutes ago, phetphet said:

Did she pay up?

She 'did' something for me.....it was good.....reeeaaaal goooood. Thanks for asking.

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