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joe beets

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In Topic: Thaksin To Definitely Return In December: Kwanchai

2011-11-06 10:31:20

Quote concerning Jatuporn was removed as quote limit had been exceeded.

yoshiwara, on 2011-11-06 07:18:16, said:

Siam Simon, on 2011-11-06 05:20:29, said:

yoshiwara, on 2011-11-06 02:36:16, said:

With the flood emergency, the prioritisation of Thaksin's return looks more and more ridiculous. This upsets the forum red apologists who have big trouble reconciling their dreams of Thaksin coming back while at the same time having to continue proclaiming that 'its not about Thaksin'. The upset always pops up with the phrase 'Thaksin haters' or variation thereof (eg 'Thaksin bashers'). As for Jatuporn its not rocket science working out what he is up to. Plenty of form there. Or maybe he's found religion. Never mind, there is always the chance that this leader of Thaksin's thug tendency has taken a day off. Oh yes.

http://www.urbandict...p?term=spartist

:lol:

As you happen to mention sparts, how is red cheerleader Giles these days? Maybe he's hoping to hitch a lift with Thaksin next month?

Touché.

In Topic: FROC: How Not To Run A Crisis Operations Centre: Thai Talk

2011-11-03 15:41:49

thaihome, on 2011-11-03 12:22:55, said:

serenitynow, on 2011-11-03 11:37:01, said:

Looks like Yingluck has taken Thaksin's word's "turn this crisis into an opportunity" to heart. I see she's already picked up PTT as a sponsor. Nice.

That appears to be the PTT Board Room in the Energy Complex, which is now FROC HQ.
TH

Life of the party, aren't ya?

Reason for edit - to make it smilier.

In Topic: All Bangkok Districts To Be Flooded If Klong Sam Wa's Sluice Gate Further...

2011-11-02 22:20:11

tlansford, on 2011-11-02 21:32:00, said:

maidu, on 2011-11-01 11:14:37, said:

Kvwielink, on 2011-11-01 10:51:56, said:

Normally if people would forcibly try to do major damage to a major city like Bangkok they'd be branded terrorists....

The Reds who damaged Bkk in Spring '09 and Spring '10 were terrorists in every sense of the word (remember commandeering LP gas truck? .....and raiding hospital?). Yet Thais like them, and voted their leaders in to political power positions months later. The message: It's ok to be a Thai terrorist, particularly if it relates to damaging Bkk.

Terrorists?

not hardly.

Well argued!
:blink:

In Topic: ‘Bar Girls’ Nabbed For Spiking Drinks, Robbing Phuket Tourists

2011-11-02 11:36:23

krading, on 2011-11-02 09:47:59, said:

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Was it one bar in particular or did they all work at separate bars? No one wants to mention the name of the bar?

Three of the little treasures have the same surname and going by the ages looks like two sisters and a daughter.

A real family business.

From the OP:
"Police named the six women as Saeng Nuansri, 47, from Phuket; Kemporn Pooseedin, 45, from Maha Sarakham; Wanida Yusuk, 36, from Yasothon; Supaporn Yusuk, 18, from Yasothon; Sukanya Jansong, 23, from Ubon Ratchathani; and Suchada Yusuk, 29 from Sakaew."

I thought it was a pseudonym, a la The Ramones.
The Yusuks!
Johnny Yusuk, Joey Yusuk,..

In Topic: Ikea Thailand To Open On Time

2011-11-02 11:11:24

Priceless, on 2011-11-02 10:25:20, said:

geriatrickid, on 2011-11-02 07:46:55, said:

whybother, on 2011-11-02 07:31:33, said:

Of course they want to open on time. There is going to be a lot of people looking to buy new furniture in a couple of weeks.

Then, Ikea is not the place to shop. <SNIP>

It might be a good idea to check your facts before you post. When I moved to Thailand five years ago, I brought a lot of IKEA furniture such as bookcases, cupboards, a sofa, a dining table and chairs etc. None of this is showing the slightest sign of having been impacted by humidity.

If you don't know what you're talking about, it is a better idea to be quiet and let people think that you are an idiot than to open your mouth and prove the point.

/ Priceless

Whoa whoa there!!
Check your facts?!
Don't you know who you're talking to?
GK don't need no stinkin' facts!

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