Rediculous Sayings.

[aveabeeror2]

My favourite is R.I.P. (A dead person is an inanimate object). So, R.I.P. is meaningless. Whats your favourite rediculous saying?

[David48]

Maybe you might wish to narrow your question.

Do you mean 'favourite ridiculous saying' that Westerns say about their host country - Thailand?

Do you mean 'favourite ridiculous saying' that Westerns say about their host country folk - Thais ?

Do you mean 'favourite ridiculous saying' that Thais say about us?

Or is it a general shotgun question, worth of banter at the Pub ...

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[cornishcarlos]

Don't care was made to care by the Care Bears..

Actually one of my favorites

[aveabeeror2]

Maybe you might wish to narrow your question.

Do you mean 'favourite ridiculous saying' that Westerns say about their host country - Thailand?

Do you mean 'favourite ridiculous saying' that Westerns say about their host country folk - Thais ?

Do you mean 'favourite ridiculous saying' that Thais say about us?

Or is it a general shotgun question, worth of banter at the Pub ...

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To be on TV, guess it had better be sayings that are used here on TV.Good point .( I preferr 69 to 48)

[Nusquam Humanitus]

My favourite is R.I.P. (A dead person is an inanimate object). So, R.I.P. is meaningless. Whats your favourite rediculous saying?

I believe this depends on one's spiritual beliefs. If one believes in the human spirit/soul and said spirit/soul has not left the body, then "rest" may still be applicable. This reasoning may be mighty thin, but it sounds reasonable in my opinion.

Continuing:

"Land of the free, home of the brave".

"E pluribus unum".

"Free elections".

Edited October 25, 2013 by Nusquam Humanitus

[GuestHouse]

(A dead person is an inanimate object).

That's a purely a matter of opinion.

[GuestHouse]

"The Pursuit of Happiness"

"Happiness" is by definition something that comes upon us when we are not pursuing it. We do not and cannot posses it - it comes in a moment and it goes in a moment.

Pursuing happiness is the surest path to misery I know.

[mrtoad]

"if you don't like it, go home"

[Old Croc]

Old farangs are losers.

[chrisinth]

"Hackers with bandwidth".....................

If they didn't have any then they wouldn't be would they...................

[mrtoad]

"my wife is Hi-So Thai Chinese, and her Father is a General".

[Thai at Heart]

"my wife is Hi-So Thai Chinese, and her Father is a General".

Hey leave the missus out of it.... Lol

[jmccarty]

I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal labotomy!

Wait, that's not rediculous! Doh!

[mrtoad]

"I will solve this problem in 90 days" (Chalerm)

[evadgib]

"....and the relation to Thailand is?"

[mrtoad]

"She's different, she was only a cashier"

[h90]

But actually they rest in peace, never saw someone wake up.

[Nusquam Humanitus]

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(A dead person is an inanimate object).

That's a purely a matter of opinion.

I believe the OP is almost 100% correct on this one. There is only one definition that I could find that might disprove his logic; Animate - of or relating to animal life. Every other definition refers to movement and actually being alive. I still stand by the potential, non-material aspect of this quagmire.

[ToddWeston]

Organic Honey - isn't all honey organic ?

Oh and when people say "I could care less" ...... well then you care ?

[TheAceFace]

Don't eat yellow snow

[taotoo]

(A dead person is an inanimate object).

That's a purely a matter of opinion.

Kick one and see if it moves.

[aveabeeror2]

My favourite is R.I.P. (A dead person is an inanimate object). So, R.I.P. is meaningless. Whats your favourite rediculous saying?

I believe this depends on one's spiritual beliefs. If one believes in the human spirit/soul and said spirit/soul has not left the body, then "rest" may still be applicable. This reasoning may be mighty thin, but it sounds reasonable in my opinion.

Continuing:

"Land of the free, home of the brave".

"E pluribus unum".

"Free elections".

Yes but, the spirit would have to have access to TV to get the RIP message.

[aveabeeror2]

(A dead person is an inanimate object).

That's a purely a matter of opinion.

Sorry my ilinformed poster, it is not a matter of opinion, it is a proven scientific fact.

[richard_smith237]

One I would hear when I first came to Thailand...

"Same-Same but Nid-Noi different" !!

[aveabeeror2]

"if you don't like it, go home"

Most definitly not a rediculous statement. A trueism if ever I heard one.

[aveabeeror2]

"....and the relation to Thailand is?"

You should read on before posting.

[aveabeeror2]

But actually they rest in peace, never saw someone wake up.

There is a distinct difference between resting and rotting.

[aveabeeror2]

Quote

(A dead person is an inanimate object).

That's a purely a matter of opinion.

I believe the OP is almost 100% correct on this one. There is only one definition that I could find that might disprove his logic; Animate - of or relating to animal life. Every other definition refers to movement and actually being alive. I still stand by the potential, non-material aspect of this quagmire.

Faith, belief without evidence, unsupported and unsupportable.

[soi41]

Starting threads and misspelling the most important word in the headline??

[impulse]

(A dead person is an inanimate object).

That's a purely a matter of opinion.

Sorry my ilinformed poster, it is not a matter of opinion, it is a proven scientific fact.

You're confusing the afterlife with evolution. Evolution is a proven scientific fact.

I'll buy a case of beer for anyone that can show me scientific proof that there is nothing remaining of us after our corporeal life is over.

(I'll buy a Maserati for anyone that can show me scientific proof that there is something remaining of our consciousness after corporeal life is over)

Edited October 25, 2013 by impulse