Is there anything that would make you leave Thailand for your homeland?

 

do you miss anything about it?

 

I'm in a curious mood this morning..

 

bob.

Ten quid, in cash.

6 minutes ago, retarius said:

Ten quid, in cash.

straight down the boozer as soon as you land, tenner in hand?

 

bob.

Too many Bob's in Thailand.

Just now, OneMoreFarang said:

Too many Bob's in Thailand.

are you a Bob?

 

judging by your previous posts regarding your salacious activities with local women, I would say you are actually worse than me!

 

bob.

Death of Mrs, be straight back

Just now, proton said:

Death of Mrs, be straight back

what would you go back to?

 

bob.

Plenty of other countries to choose from, why would I go back to the UK?

Just now, BritManToo said:

Plenty of other countries to choose from, why would I go back to the UK?

Keir Starmer?

 

bob.

5 minutes ago, proton said:

Death of Mrs, be straight back

 

Yup me too. Mum getting too old and will need me soon either way.  Been here too long. Like to do a few other things if I am not too decrepit when the time comes.

I am home. 

2 minutes ago, ChumpChange said:

I am home. 

you got the blue ID card then?

 

bob.

If I needed medical treatment likely to be so prolonged that it would wipe me out financially if I remained in Thailand.  

5 minutes ago, bob smith said:

you got the blue ID card then?

 

bob.

are you writing a book?

2 minutes ago, ChumpChange said:

are you writing a book?

stop deflecting and answer the question.

 

if you are not a Thai citizen, nor have PR status then you cannot call Thailand your home.

 

bob.

Just now, bob smith said:

stop deflecting and answer the question.

 

if you are not a Thai citizen, nor have PR status then you cannot call Thailand your home.

 

bob.

who said Thailand is my home? this is getting boring. 

Just now, ChumpChange said:

who said Thailand is my home? this is getting boring. 

so you are not in Thailand?

 

bob.

42 minutes ago, bob smith said:

Is there anything that would make you leave Thailand for your homeland?

 

do you miss anything about it?

 

I'm in a curious mood this morning..

 

bob.

Nah, don't miss a thing about "back home".
Just spent 5 weeks back home, first time in 6 years. Enjoyed time there with family but at the same time I'm glad to be back.
The malcontents will always find a reason to return "home" ... not so with me, Thailand is my home now.

Just now, bob smith said:

so you are not in Thailand?

 

bob.

see, I knew you were writing a book. boring though. guess you ask dumb questions when you are on the piss. 

Just now, expat_4_life said:

Thailand is my home now.

do you have PR or the blue ID card?

 

bob.

Just now, ChumpChange said:

see, I knew you were writing a book. boring though. guess you ask dumb questions when you are on the piss. 

you can't even answer a simple question, can you?

 

Chump by name, Chump by nature.

 

bob.

"bob smith and the art of one-star topics"

2 minutes ago, ChumpChange said:

"bob smith and the art of one-star topics"

lame.

 

bob.

Just now, bob smith said:

lame.

 

bob.

yup, indeed, all your topics are lame. the one-star champ. 

54 minutes ago, bob smith said:

Is there anything that would make you leave Thailand for your homeland?

 

 

 

Nope.

Just now, ChumpChange said:

yup, indeed, all your topics are lame. the one-star champ. 

...and yet here you are. 

 

6 replies and counting, Chump!

 

bob.

Just now, Ralf001 said:

 

Nope.

that's a shame.

 

bob.

8 minutes ago, bob smith said:

stop deflecting and answer the question.

 

if you are not a Thai citizen, nor have PR status then you cannot call Thailand your home.

 

bob.

And why would that not be possible. Your opinion might be that, but the truth is totally different.

I f a person chose to move to another country and live there, they must can call it their new home, right? Maybe build a house, marry, start a family and so on. How many people live in foreign countries on a permanent basis but are not naturalized as citizens? Oh Bob, that´s many and I would say that the great majority of all call it their home.

 

No citizenship or PR status will change that. So, once again only your distorted opinion, that you are trying to make a fact of. Failed again. Better luck next time.

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Just now, bob smith said:

do you have PR or the blue ID card?

 

bob.

No, I'm on retirement extensions.  My years here tell me that this is good enough, the chances of having this status revoked are slim to none, IMHO.

To my way of thinking, people that want to equivocate and say "I'm just a guest here", are just finding reasons to justify going "back home".  That not the way I roll.