@nauseus Weird...

17 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

It's best to bow out when you aren't understanding what others write.

 

That's true, but Jake wouldn't be able to have any conversations then. Like, at all.

Just now, JakeC said:

@fredwiggy What can you tell me about my life? I can tell you lots about yours. Whereas you can only assume. Get it?

 

Like this load of old tripe:

 

 

I go by what people say here, and a few are prone to assuming they know people from just a few posts in an online forum. That's not only gullible but plain ignorance. You've been assuming about me all along, possibly thinking I might drive like the OP did, or perhaps the red car's driver, because I thought what the OP did was okay, and what the other driver did was wrong. I'm thinking everyone here understands what the red car's driver did was wrong, and some think the OP started it off. I know what I would have done in that situation, and you assuming otherwise is just that. An assumption. 

 

If you have a good memory, you might remember what I've said in all my posts here about my life, but that means you know a fraction of a percent of what I've done for 68 years. I stand by my "tripe", as you seem to miss things along the way, but think you're right.

3 hours ago, josephbloggs said:

It's RONNIE PICKERING!!
 

 

Ok, so it was just another Brit that needed to be seen.
 

 

👇🏻🫣🙃

https://youtu.be/-xipeOeW9Gk?si=GnpoNgpSYal1PGvs

 

20 hours ago, lordgrinz said:

Cut me off, then after beeping at him

Why did you (illegally) sound your horn at him?  To admonish him?

20 hours ago, lordgrinz said:

Cut me off

He did not "cut you off", he turned left well ahead of you , which he was entitled to do, then stopped to allow pedestrians to cross.

12 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why did you (illegally) sound your horn at him?  To admonish him?

Yes, foreigners want to blast their horn aggressively, I see it so many times here in Pattaya and Bangkok, tourist regions. 

 

There is no need, just do as the Thai's do, be patient and allow others time to merge. 

 

19 hours ago, mancub said:

Hardly carved you up though ! OK, he's a complete moron of a character, but if you hadn't beeped him, he'd have been on his way. Seems like he may have  been long gone if not for the people crossing in front of him, for whom you would have presumably  had to stop for in any case. 

Exactly.  The OP was the instigator in this.

@fredwiggy So you are 68 years old and you have driven "twice as many miles as the average person". You think you are more intelligent than everyone else and regularly state exactly that. That everyone else skims and assumes. You have been working out for fifty years, so you think that you are invincible and also know more about nutrition than anyone else here. You think pizza is a health food, along with Texas ribs smothered in barbecue sauce.  You think that you are right and anyone who doesn't agree with you is inevitably wrong...because you read a book.

 

Personally, I think your behaviour verges on the narcissistic side. That's from the evidence.

Now what can you tell about me, that isn't a wild guess or assumption? Any facts at all?

19 hours ago, lordgrinz said:

Beeping is to inform the other driver that they are about to hit you,

So why did you "beep" at him when there was no chance of his car hitting yours.  

19 hours ago, Cameroni said:

I beep all the time, all day long. As do most Thai car and motorcycle drivers.

In reality that is not the case, most drivers in Thailand do not use their horns "all the time, all day long".

14 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why did you (illegally) sound your horn at him?  To admonish him?

 

I think you'll find the red car did not indicate it was turning onto the right lane. His Lordship had all the right in the world to claim that lane. 

 

The red car was switching onto the right lane without indicating, which is the illegal part here. Well apart from the threatened assault of course.

 

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In reality that is not the case, most drivers in Thailand do not use their horns "all the time, all day long".

 

You really talk a load of nonsense, you just have to go to any U-turn and see the spectacle, people turning into traffic and drivers giving gas to stop them and beeping like insane.

 

Lol, have you never driven on Thailand's roads?

20 minutes ago, JakeC said:

@fredwiggy So you are 68 years old and you have driven "twice as many miles as the average person". You think you are more intelligent than everyone else and regularly state exactly that. That everyone else skims and assumes. You have been working out for fifty years, so you think that you are invineable and also know more about nutrition than anyone else here. You think pizza is a health food, along with Texas ribs smothered in barbecue sauce. 

 

Personally, I think your behaviour verges on the narcissistic side. That's from the evidence.

Now what can you tell about me, that isn't a wild guess or assumption? Any facts at all?

I know what the average person drives as far as miles. I never said I was more intelligent than anyone, especially not everyone, as that would be ludicrous. I don't regularly state anything. People here who are intelligent can spot others that are, at least a little from what they write, as I see people here that are obviously intelligent. I also see a few that are not, judging from their constant inane replies and assumptions.

 

I said you're obviously skimming, as you miss the whole gist of things and concentrate on a few isolated parts, and again, assume you know what I do in everyday life, like this particular situation.

 

You have just shown your true self, as i remember you from when I said pizza was a healthy choice, and it surely can be, but seeing you think otherwise, you plainly don't understand nutrition like someone who's been using it all his life, and has been trained and certified in it. I never said Texas ribs were healthy. I did say BBQ can be, especially if you use lean meats and go light on the sauce.

 

I'm wondering just how many usernames you have here, as it seems you act just like one who definitely has used 5. I'm wondering why some change usernames like they do underwear, besides Bob who uses obvious ones that he knows we know are his.

 

I'm an empath, but you might need to look up the definition, as some here have very bad memories and forget the reason I'm still in Thailand, waiting to bring my daughter to a better place, and that I always treat women, as well as others, and strangers well, which is quite the opposite of what a narcissist does. What they do is try and have others believe people who disagree with them are narcissists, deflection, so others won't see them as they really are. I don't have to tell anything about you,as others can plainly see what I do, especially if they're into the psychological aspect of things.

20 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Ok, so it was just another Brit that needed to be seen.
 

Well it was in England which is mostly full of Brits so what did you expect?

12 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Yes, foreigners want to blast their horn aggressively. There is no need, just do as the Thai's do, allow others time to merge. 

 

While they constantly cut others off, race around you while you're in the fast lane, going into oncoming traffic because they think that you, going the speed limit, are in their way, taking not only their life but others in front of them in their hands, go through red lights seconds before they change, drive with loads which are meters higher than legal, with up to 15 in a pickup truck bed, have students sit on the top of buses to and from school, never use their mirrors and rarely signal. But they don't overuse their horns, so I'll give them that.

21 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why did you (illegally) sound your horn at him?  To admonish him?

Using your horn isn't illegal except at a few times. What he did was legal, a few beeps. Not lying on his horn out of anger. It also wasn't a residential area in the early morning hours. 

Just now, fredwiggy said:

24 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why did you (illegally) sound your horn at him?  To admonish him?

Using your horn isn't illegal except at a few times

Using it as a way to admonish other drivers is.

@fredwiggy One of my previous names was @jiu-jitsu. Now you know. I am not attached to a username. I might forget the email address or whatever...I don't concern myself about it. But you feel the need to mention it as if it means something in real life.

I am into the psychological and spritual side of things and I can confidently tell you that you are full of it. You are as much as an empath as a bag of chips.

If I were to describe you as a person, it would be one who looks for problems to fit with his solution.

 

 

Just now, Liverpool Lou said:

Using it as a way to admonish other drivers is.

Were you there? We didn't hear any sound, so that would be an assumption. Using your horn to warn other drivers you are coming is legal.

Just now, JakeC said:

@fredwiggy One of my previous names was @jiu-jitsu. Now you know. I am not attached to a username. I might forget the email address or whatever...I don't concern myself about it. But you feel the need to mention it as if it means something in real life.

I am into the psychological and spritual side of things and I can confidently tell you that you are full of it. You are as much as an empath as a bag of chips.

If I were to describe you as a person, it would be one who looks for problems to fit with his solution.

 

 

What you can confidently tell me is bull<deleted>, and your opinions, assumptions, because you don't understand some things like I do. Get over it. Seeing you can't remember but just a few things about me, saying I'm not an empath, shows you again, need both comprehension skills and a memory re-evaluation. Remember one important thing. Your opinion means nothing. And when you argued with me about pizza, that wasn't your username. 

@fredwiggy The OP described when he used his horn. If the other driver turned into his path to deliberately cut him off, then there was no need to sound the horn, was there? it wasn't as if the other driver didn't know he was there at that point.

 

You just love you to argue and believe that you are right above all else, especially when you are not. Even when it's so obviously totally ridiculous.

WEll we really do have a load of bickering girls this afternoon, don't we? 

 Mr. Mazda seems to give a small wave of apology for his dodgy move at 0.15, after which the front of his car moves to the left, as though he's moving back to the left lane. However, LG barges through what looks like a narrow gap, possibly causing Mr. M to think there might be a collision. THIS is what seems to upset Mr. M and causes him to confront LG.

Aaahh.. @fredwiggy Now I "don't understand things like you do" 😊 Does that mean that you think that you are superior? 😊

1 minute ago, JakeC said:

@fredwiggy The OP described when he used his horn. If the other driver turned into his path to deliberately cut him off, then there was no need to sound the horn, was there? it wasn't as if the other driver didn't know he was there at that point.

 

You just love you to argue and believe that you are right above all else, especially when you are not. Even when it's so obviously totally ridiculous.

I don't argue if I'm wrong, as that would be like pretending I'm you. You have never proven me wrong, even using all your alter egos, but that narcissistic persdonality just can't admit it. 

21 hours ago, lordgrinz said:

Cut me off, then after beeping at him, he does it again. Then proceeds to block me and my daughter from going home after picking her up from school, then gets out and threatens us, and takes a few punches at my window, this one might get reported to my local police station tomorrow, still deciding.

 

 

 

definitely if you have his plate number so they can ID him.  IMHO anyway.

Just now, JakeC said:

Aaahh.. @fredwiggy Now I "don't understand things like you do" 😊 Does that mean that you think that you are superior? 😊

No, I just know more than you. Everyone is the same as far as worth, unless they're intentionally hurting others. 

@fredwiggy I think it is only you who cannot see the narcisstic bent in all of your comments. i rest my case. Perhaps it's more pathetic than narcissistic. But empathetic it is not.

34 minutes ago, JakeC said:

@fredwiggy So you are 68 years old and you have driven "twice as many miles as the average person". You think you are more intelligent than everyone else and regularly state exactly that. That everyone else skims and assumes. You have been working out for fifty years, so you think that you are invincible and also know more about nutrition than anyone else here. You think pizza is a health food, along with Texas ribs smothered in barbecue sauce.  You think that you are right and anyone who doesn't agree with you is inevitably wrong...because you read a book.

 

Personally, I think your behaviour verges on the narcissistic side. That's from the evidence.

Now what can you tell about me, that isn't a wild guess or assumption? Any facts at all?

 

That's an easy one, Fred.