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Have you ever/never been to a bar in Thailand?

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2 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

His son beat him in basketball.

But, he beat up on his son.

So, the Great Santini won.

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1 minute ago, GammaGlobulin said:

50,000 bottles of wine on the wall?

How many, REALLY?

I moved to Texas with 750 bottles.

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Just now, fredwiggy said:

I moved to Texas with 750 bottles.

And, 10,000 CDs....?

1 minute ago, GammaGlobulin said:

But, he beat up on his son.

So, the Great Santini won.

No, his son Ben won. I watched that movie 2 months ago. Ben Meechum wins the intense one-on-one basketball game against his father, Lieutenant Colonel "Bull" Meechum, in The Great Santini.

During the driveway basketball tradition, Ben defeats his tyrannical father for the very first time. Unable to handle losing, Bull refuses to accept defeat gracefully, reacting with verbal abuse and physical intimidation instead of acknowledging his son's victory.

Just now, GammaGlobulin said:

And, 10,000 CDs....?

When I left New Jersey, I had 11,000 cassettes and only a few cd's. the rest I bought or burned in Texas and here.

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Just now, fredwiggy said:

No, his son Ben won. I watched that movie 2 months ago. Ben Meechum wins the intense one-on-one basketball game against his father, Lieutenant Colonel "Bull" Meechum, in The Great Santini.

During the driveway basketball tradition, Ben defeats his tyrannical father for the very first time. Unable to handle losing, Bull refuses to accept defeat gracefully, reacting with verbal abuse and physical intimidation instead of acknowledging his son's victory.

Do I need to repeat?

He beat up on his son.

Therefore, The Great Santini won.

But, not really.

How many times should I repeat this?

You should read the book.....The film is good, but the books is better.

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Just now, fredwiggy said:

When I left New Jersey, I had 11,000 cassettes and only a few cd's. the rest I bought or burned in Texas and here.

Please make a note, just in case you forget, the next time we ask you the same questions.

Just now, GammaGlobulin said:

Do I need to repeat?

He beat up on his son.

Therefore, The Great Santini won.

But, not really.

How many times should I repeat this?

You should read the book.....The film is good, but the books is better.

Beating your son isn't winning but losing. Winning the basketball game is another thing. He was a bully . mentally and physically abusing his family. Like a drill sergeant instead of a husband and father. How many times does it take for you to understand?

1 hour ago, JAG said:

Navy, Army, Air Force Institute. A non profit organisation (?) Which runs canteen, shops and welfare facilities on British military bases.

Ohh military type fags.

Yeah I aint one of them.

8 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

I could name some of the bars, but seeing you left the US decades ago, at 19, you wouldn't know any of them, especially seeing they were in Texas, New Jersey, new York, and Florida. The last time was in Texas, last year, and every year while I lived in Texas 32, and from age 17-30 in the Northeast US. I like live music, which was a main reason I went after I was married. What has listening to cd's or wondering if the women remember me have to do with this?

GG always has some way of lashing out, he has so much hostility and it can turn on instantly.

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Just now, Ralf001 said:

Ohh military type fags.

Yeah I aint one of them.

Smoke one at your own peril.

3 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Please make a note, just in case you forget, the next time we ask you the same questions.

Please make a note, understanding you aren't as smart as you think you are and keep underestimating people who are. Some of us remember everything. There is no "we", just you.

Just now, cdemundo said:

GG always has some way of lashing out, he has so much hostility and it can turn on instantly.

Calm and collected until challenged, then the bipolar escapes. Kinda like RR was.

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25 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Calm and collected until challenged, then the bipolar escapes. Kinda like RR was.

May I take this as a compliment?

And, please tell your friend that I never lash out at anyone.

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28 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Please make a note, understanding you aren't as smart as you think you are and keep underestimating people who are. Some of us remember everything. There is no "we", just you.

You mean.....

You remember every word I have written on TV?

Heaven help you, then.

2 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

May I take this as a compliment?

And, please tell your friend that I never lash out at anyone.

But you do when proven wrong, even though you think you're right.

2 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

You mean.....

You remember every word I have written on TV?

Heaven help you, then.

Yes, the other GG sent me his GG File Away System, which takes all data and puts it into a hard drive. The same system that MalcolmB used.

2 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Most of those in bars, or Pattaya bars, are animal lovers, too.

There are animals on the bar.

And, there are animals in front of the bar.

Which kind of animal are you?

How would you know as you claim to never having been in a bar?

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14 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

But you do when proven wrong, even though you think you're right.

This is ONLY because you keep HOUNDING me.

If you would just stop hounding me.....

Is this too much to ask?

Is it your wish that I stop posting Topics/comments for the next three months?

I can stop if you wish.

Or, I can stop if you will stop.

What about we, two, stop posting comments for three weeks?

Can you do it?

I know that I can...

49 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Calm and collected until challenged, then the bipolar escapes.

Good description of yourself, admitting is the first step to recovery. Let’s see if you can keep it up.

Just now, novacova said:

Good description of yourself, admitting is the first step to recovery. Let’s see if you can keep it up.

Still fighting mental illness I see.

4 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

This is ONLY because you keep HOUNDING me.

If you would just stop hounding me.....

Is this too much to ask?

Is it your wish that I stop posting Topics/comments for the next three months?

I can stop if you wish.

Or, I can stop if you will stop.

What about we, two, stop posting comments for three weeks?

Can you do it?

I know that I can...

You keep asking me questions and I answer them, but you won't answer others.

1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

Best red I ever had was a 1953 Chateau Latour, followed by a 1970 Chateau Lafite and a 1976 Chateau Margaux. So many I can't remember all of them but those stand out. The Latour I brought to a Chinese restaurant with a friend. Italian Barolo and Amarones, California Cabernets, French Burgundys, Chateauneuf Du Pape, Pinot Noirs, and an Opus One blend are some I recall. I have 8 photo albums full of labels and a huge box of corks.

I remember eating at Antoine's in New Orleans, where the cheapest bottle of wine was $45. IIRC the dearest was $10,000.

Mankind may well be past the era of truly good wines, climate change is coming for grapes as well. Smoke taint from wildfires will be the culprit.

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16 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Yes, the other GG sent me his GG File Away System, which takes all data and puts it into a hard drive. The same system that MalcolmB used.

Ha...!!!!

Your puny computer does not even begin to have enough storage to save even a fraction of my "data".

And, I guess....you probably mispronounce the word DATA, too.

Most guys from Texas do.

Typical American......

If you are a scientist, then you just know.

But, if you are some slovenly illiterate commoner, then you just do not know.

So, please listen carefully, so that you will not sound like a hillbilly Texan, next time you utter some utterance.......

https://translate.google.com/?sl=en&tl=zh-CN&text=data&op=translate

DATA: https://translate.google.com/?sl=en&tl=zh-CN&text=data&op=translate

No charge......

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14 minutes ago, Utalk2mutt said:

How would you know as you claim to never having been in a bar?

YOUTUBE

How would I know anything?

58 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Please make a note, understanding you aren't as smart as you think you are and keep underestimating people who are. Some of us remember everything. There is no "we", just you.

You state you remember everything. How would you know?

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8 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

You keep asking me questions and I answer them, but you won't answer others.

You do not know how to compose a good prompt.

Not my fault...is it?

Just now, Lacessit said:

I remember eating at Antoine's in New Orleans, where the cheapest bottle of wine was $45. IIRC the dearest was $10,000.

Mankind may well be past the era of truly good wines, climate change is coming for grapes as well. Smoke taint from wildfires will be the culprit.

Texas has some very top wines, seeing it's in a semi arid environment. They grow in certain areas with cool nights, and limestone soil that drains well. Higher elevations also, in the Hill Country and High Plains areas. Hot afternoons followed by sharp drops at night produces sugars and maintains acidity. With global warming this will likely be used in other places.

10 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Still fighting mental illness I see.

You’re fighting with your mental illness? Good grief!

1 minute ago, Lacessit said:

You state you remember everything. How would you know?

Meaning remembering the important points, attitudes, manner of speaking, focusing on their words instead of a followup first, Being a reader and music lover and remembering lyrics from as many songs as possible.

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