If There Was Any Doubt

roscoe · June 8, 2005

If there was ever any doubt in my mind, that the objective of makeing LOS my home ,this is one(article 16 ) of many reasons when added together with others, ensure me that I was correct.

What was your reasoning, for what is after all a momentus decision to make, in deciding LOS is for you?

(I apologise for not cut/pasteing it ,but my computer skills are not up to much)

SeaVisionBurma · June 8, 2005

roscoe, the link you gave wants a username and password.

Try and copy the article again.

In one window, click 'add reply' to this thread.

Then in the article window, click and hold your mouse button with the cursor at the beginning of the article.

Drag down until you have highlighted the whole text you wish to copy.

Let go of the mouse button.

Press and hold CTRL, and then click C (copy)

Go back to the window for replying to this thread.

Click inside the reply box

Press and hold CTRL and then click V (paste)

The article text, if properly highlighted, should now be in the reply box/

Post.

eddie11 · June 8, 2005

If there was ever any doubt in my mind, that the objective of makeing LOS my home ,this is one(article 16 ) of many reasons when added together with others, ensure me that I was correct.
What was your reasoning, for what is after all a momentus decision to make, in deciding LOS is for you?

(I apologise for not cut/pasteing it ,but my computer skills are not up to much)

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is it this one...

What a neigh day

An Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay. Sam Brown, 21, at Balliol College, had been drinking before he made the remark in the city. Police said: “Although he thought calling a police horse gay was funny it could cause offence to people walking past.”

"equinophobia" is alive and well in the UK

Rinrada · June 8, 2005

This the one.....

What a neigh day

An Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay. Sam Brown, 21, at Balliol College, had been drinking before he made the remark in the city.

Police said: “Although he thought calling a police horse gay was funny it could cause offence to people walking past.”

Rinrada · June 8, 2005

Eddie beat me 2 it....

Prefer this one...but could it appen in LOS?

People smugglers

A couple set up a fictional college as cover for smuggling people from Malaysia. Tai Chuan Low, 37, from Telford, Shropshire, and Joolee Torto, 43, from Croydon, charged up to £1,000 for fake student visas for people who applied to “Croydon Tutorial College”. Low was jailed for nine years and Torto for seven

roscoe · June 8, 2005

Thanks Eddie11.I was haveing severe trouble with SeaVisions kind instructions. I'll keep practiceing ,Cheers any way SeaVision

roscoe · June 8, 2005

What a neigh day

An Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay. Sam Brown, 21, at Balliol College, had been drinking before he made the remark in the city. Police said: “Although he thought calling a police horse gay was funny it could cause offence to people walking past.”

SUCCESS cheers SeaVision

chownah · June 9, 2005

So...let me see if I understand...you decided to make Thailand your home because "An Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay."

Ok.....I'll play the straight man here....."Just why on god's green earth did the fact that an Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay convince you to make Thailand your home?"

Ken · June 9, 2005

So...let me see if I understand...you decided to make Thailand your home because "An Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay."
Ok.....I'll play the straight man here....."Just why on god's green earth did the fact that an Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay convince you to make Thailand your home?"

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Chawnah: I guess Roscoe doesn't want to "play". Too bad I was really looking forward to a reply, 'cause I sure don't have a clue.

But for me: "wine, women and song". Well make that "beer, women and song". Ummmm....maybe just make that "beer and women".

duke69 · June 9, 2005

Why did the fact that an Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay convince you to make Thailand your home?"

Probably the OP is WWF member and a straight catholic (friend of Pope Nazinger), so it's a terrible offence that a student called "GAY" an horse, an offence against animals (WWF) and an offence against the Roman Catholic curch ......

What the h ell!!! Just 1 night and 80 pounds!!! ONLY??

That guy should had been jailed for life!!! An the Horse refunded by 1 mill pounds!

Amen

thymode91 · June 9, 2005

Why did the fact that an Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay convince you to make Thailand your home?"
Probably the OP is WWF member and a straight catholic (friend of Pope Nazinger), so it's a terrible offence that a student called "GAY" an horse, an offence against animals (WWF) and an offence against the Roman Catholic curch ......

What the h ell!!! Just 1 night and 80 pounds!!! ONLY??

That guy should had been jailed for life!!! An the Horse refunded by 1 mill pounds!

Amen

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roscoe · June 9, 2005

So...let me see if I understand...you decided to make Thailand your home because "An Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay."
Ok.....I'll play the straight man here....."Just why on god's green earth did the fact that an Oxford student spent a night in police cells and was fined £80 for suggesting that a police horse was gay convince you to make Thailand your home?"

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Chawnah: I guess Roscoe doesn't want to "play". Too bad I was really looking forward to a reply, 'cause I sure don't have a clue.

But for me: "wine, women and song". Well make that "beer, women and song". Ummmm....maybe just make that "beer and women".

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Sorry for my tardy response.

I did say one of many reasons .I no longer wish to live in a state where such self righteous PC attitudes abound and make a laughing stock of "law and order "legislation. (just one reason of many )

Boon Mee · June 9, 2005

I don't understand any of this thread...

meadish_sweetball · June 9, 2005

I don't understand any of this thread...

You're not missing much Boon, as they're only horsing around, in all gaiety.

~G~ · June 9, 2005

I did say one of many reasons

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what is the second reason, then? Shops close at 5?

roscoe · June 9, 2005

Wot shops ,I see no shops?

SandDragon · June 9, 2005

I did say one of many reasons

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what is the second reason, then? Shops close at 5?

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...or..streets full of horsesh1t?

amal2029 · June 9, 2005

I don't understand any of this thread...

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Boo Mee, its like this..

A student pay 80$ to stay in a jail and the policemen who put him there is a GAY...

daleyboy · June 9, 2005

What is going on? have you all been drinking?

roscoe · June 9, 2005

What is going on? have you all been drinking? :D

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Better than being in Bristol

daleyboy · June 9, 2005

What is going on? have you all been drinking? :D

Better than being in Bristol

Bristols not all bad only one problem though we seem to get alot of the Welsh foreigners over here trying to steal all our sheep, like they havent got enough in their own country. Where you from anyway Roscoe?

chownah · June 9, 2005

So is it because you'd rather live in Thailand where horses can be openly gay?

daleyboy · June 9, 2005

So is it because you'd rather live in Thailand where horses can be openly gay?

do they do sex change ops for horses?

PeaceBlondie · June 10, 2005

It was an easy decision to make because I'd been an expatriate elsewhere and knew what to look for, that I wanted.

a. Low cost of living

b. Tolerant of religion, pacifism, and homosexuality

c. Could work (teaching English)

d. Low cost of living

e. Plentiful supply of beautiful young men

f. Did I mention the low cost of lving?

It took me about 7 days as a tourist, alone, in Chiang Mai to decide. Well, I wasn't always alone.

roscoe · June 10, 2005

It was an easy decision to make because I'd been an expatriate elsewhere and knew what to look for, that I wanted.
a. Low cost of living

b. Tolerant of religion, pacifism, and homosexuality

c. Could work (teaching English)

d. Low cost of living

e. Plentiful supply of beautiful young men

f. Did I mention the low cost of lving?

It took me about 7 days as a tourist, alone, in Chiang Mai to decide. Well, I wasn't always alone.

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Fair comment and the only one to actually make an effort to give an answer,Thanks QUOTE(roscoe @ 2005-06-09 14:41:58)

QUOTE(daleyboy @ 2005-06-09 21:33:43)

What is going on? have you all been drinking?

Better than being in Bristol

Bristols not all bad only one problem though we seem to get alot of the Welsh foreigners over here trying to steal all our sheep, like they havent got enough in their own country. Where you from anyway Roscoe?

Near Dunstable

Rumpole · June 10, 2005

....... make a laughing stock of "law and order "legislation.

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Thailand may not be PC, but I wouldn't exactly call it a bastion of law, order and justice either.

PeaceBlondie · June 11, 2005

Perhaps the 'tolerance' in Thailand includes lax enforcement of speed limits, political correctness, prostitution, liquor laws, etc.

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