Daily Moan

[cyrille]

have you got Hansens?

I did used to be a pretty handy central defender, as it happens.

Somewhat ‘sedate’, though.

In the dying embers of the last century.

[malmomike77]

^^ indeed, it sums up everything wrong with this country and the influence the judiciary have had in turning it into a hand wringing state where criminals are protected and authorities are too scared to act for fear of getting hauled in front of judges for doing their job.

[malmomike77]

I did used to be a pretty handy central defender, as it happens.

Somewhat ‘sedate’, though.

In the dying embers of the last century.

it was a great partnership you had with Lawro

[taxexile]

I've curbed my bad habit of picking at my feet

you are a disgusting tramp, but as a retired tefler shackbound in northern thailand amongst the bugmunchers and chickenheads that you are cursed with as neighbours it comes as no surprise. you have at least adapted to the local culture.

on the league table of nauseating personal habits it is worse than both picking ones nose and raising a cheek and grinning whilst passing wind.

[Troy]

^^How odd that there are three of you in the hospital with the same thing. Is there some specific bacteria or virus or something causing this sepsis?

It is mainly farmers that catch this due to working in the paddy fields and very common during the wet season. The doctor has told me it has been much worse this year due to the heavier than usual May/June rains. There were 10 cases during the week I was admitted and that was a Tuesday evening!

In my case, I am sure it was when I went to the shrine with my grand niece on the Monday evening. I wear walking shoes, not flip-flops and I had to remove them to pray at the shrine. The tiles were wet, many people visit, and there were a lot of dead leaves and other vegetation lying around. Worse, I didn't alcohol my feet as I usually do that night. I have since found out that all you need to do is apply vaseline to any cuts, sores, or cracked feet and that will keep you protected.

[Troy]

I have a friend whose watch was snatched. He chased the snatcher and brought him down. When he bent over him to take back his watch the thief produced a knife from his pocket and stabbed my friend. It narrowly missed his heart, he was a long time in hospital.
If I was ever in that position, I'd kick the vile creep unconscious.

Way back in the late 80's, a friend of mine was walking back from the pub when he saw a couple of kids trying to nick a car. He was a big guy, told them to stop and was shocked when one of them stabbed him in the back while he was telling the other kid to stop. He picked them both up (yes he was that big) and dragged them to the police station. It was there that they found the knife was within a few mm of puncturing his lung.

When he was asked to attend court, he was given no expenses, he was made to look like the perpetrator and not the victim and became very disillusioned with the UK legal system. The kids were found guilty but got off pretty lightly, I can't recall, think it was community service.

The problem is not something recent.

It is not something new.

[nidhogg]

Why the absolute fuck do some people not know how loud their speaking voice is. Sitting at a nice eatery in Pattay and a group of four Japanese Sat down at the next table. Three are as quiet as mice, the fourth fucker speaks at a VERY loud volume. Seen it often with Americans and Chinese.

[cyrille]

raising a cheek and grinning whilst passing wind.

Doubtless you find that sight steeped in bathos.

[cyrille]

Seen it often with Americans and Chinese.

Two sides of the same often odious coin.

[taxexile]

Doubtless you find that sight steeped in bathos.