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February 2, 201511 yr

Can we leave the name calling alone please gents.

Mr. Bo, 'gump' is the name for a Forest fan (Forrest Gump), it is like a Spurs fan calling an Arsenal fan a "Gooner". Not name calling, just banter.

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January 30, 201511 yr

Knowing how superstitious the Thais are I wonder if Khun Dejphon will be installing a giant 'spirit house' at the Leppings Lane end?
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January 30, 201511 yr

And of course he won't having any problems owning it 100%; they'll be no threat of changing the law on an annual basis for protectionist reasons. Just imagine he'll also be able to reside in the UK if
Chicog

January 30, 201511 yr

No they are worried that foreign property developers will nick all the prime land and price Thais out of the market. Well at least that's what they say they are worried about, but in practice the old

February 2, 201511 yr

Can we leave the name calling alone please gents.

Mr. Bo, 'gump' is the name for a Forest fan (Forrest Gump), it is like a Spurs fan calling an Arsenal fan a "Gooner". Not name calling, just banter.

It wasn't the word "gump" I removed or was referring to Prem.

February 2, 201511 yr

Can we leave the name calling alone please gents.

Mr. Bo, 'gump' is the name for a Forest fan (Forrest Gump), it is like a Spurs fan calling an Arsenal fan a "Gooner". Not name calling, just banter.

It wasn't the word "gump" I removed or was referring to Prem.

O.K. I see what you did, thanks

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Knowing how superstitious the Thais are I wonder if Khun Dejphon will be installing a giant 'spirit house' at the Leppings Lane end?
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And of course he won't having any problems owning it 100%; they'll be no threat of changing the law on an annual basis for protectionist reasons. Just imagine he'll also be able to reside in the UK if
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January 30, 201511 yr

No they are worried that foreign property developers will nick all the prime land and price Thais out of the market. Well at least that's what they say they are worried about, but in practice the old

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