It was here, on this threadQuote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
It was here, on this threadQuote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
Next Story: BREXIT pissheads in London 'Inspired' by Jesus turning water into wine.
My God! WTF possesses somebody to do such a gruesome thing to their own mother?!?!?!?!
Same goes for Buddhism. A woman is seen to be below a man in status. A woman will not reach over a man and will always stoop when passing a man who is sitting down.Quote:
Originally Posted by English Noodles
My MiL used to get threatened with violence regularly by my BiL if she didn't give him money when he asked. He was a meths taker. She feared for her life but come him being jailed for 6 years for drugs she cried her eyes out. She now deposits money every month to support him during his jail time. What's that all about?
Yes, I explained this to the Muslim mother of three and the Muslim man that work for me - knowing I am an infidel - and they laughed.Quote:
Originally Posted by English Noodles
You seem to have lots and lots of similar stories about your family. Drug taking, jail terms and prostitution seem to be recurring themes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
Maybe you should tell us?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
? You got me on that one. Of course they're reoccurring themes. That'all my BiL does. Drugs, jail, gambling. He never works.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Maybe that was the rest of the village. :sad:
Anyway, it sounds like it would make good 'reality show' tv.
Absolutely. Never a day passes without something happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Happens, and easy in the village to have that kind of life. I steered clear of my Bil who was much the same, not too heavy on the gambling and drugs but wrecked on whatever piss the lads drink after work, if there was work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
Then something happened that brought on a swift uturn, went to college and got an engineering degree, left the village for an engineering factory in another part of the country, slogged six days a week with as much overtime as they could throw his way to quickly pay off his debts, hooked up with a delightful young lady at the factory, they both took on more responsibilities and worked all hours to save enough cash for her to start her own business, not booming but she earns more than at the factory with the huge positive of being her own boss. Now they're married and expecting a kid in November, with plans to buy a house.
Ten years ago he was an idle slob with no real future beyond marrying a village girl and killing himself in the rice fields, and fwiw it's been a pleasure watching such a turnaround unfold.
Can't see my BiL turning himself around. More likely to end up dead before much longer. Only got about another 2 years before he's out and we find out if this time he's changed. I won't hold my breath.Quote:
Originally Posted by jabir
When you are in prison there some area's within the prison, you don't what to be accommodation, violence, shit food & you may end up being some ones bitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
To move to good area's this includes better food it cost you money. ( you pay the guards ) If he has the money he will not serve 6 years, he will get out early.
My Bil gets 2,000 a month with a maximum of 9,000 being in a prisoners account. My BiL, so I'm told, pays extra out of his 2,000 for one good meal a day out of 3 meals provided. Other extra things like toothpaste, soap he pays for. He won't be paying for early release but will work towards early parole for good behaviour or the kings birthday pardon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ratchaburi
Thai do not have the capacity for redemption, that would assume a cognitive ability from which one might learn from experience and alter behavioural patterns accordingly.
He's a waster and good for nothing but then, that is a rather large proportion of the Thai male population.
Have you thought of buying him a second hand, large cc motorcycle and relying on serendipity for the collision with whatever immoveable object presents itself?
But the article is about a young muslim boy attempting to murder his mother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
i'm pretty sure it's about a tatted up douchebag chav who likes to spread islamophobia on the internet because he thinks it's clever. :)
Well you both have your prejudices. Why is yours OK and his not?Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
Why do you say that Ray?Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
I totally agree 'TheGents' but unfortunately Thai mothers can't see that and provides for their sons irrespective of how the son treats them. May be it's to do with Buddhism?Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekingasylum
Yes. I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
Thanks for sharing that. The son of a French dude I met while living in Ban Phe back in 2007/2008 landed in the Rayong prison a couple years ago. Still has 9 to go is my understanding. The French dude and his wife barely scrape by so doubt they’re depositing anything monthly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
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Originally Posted by English Noodles
Nah, I'm also more inclined to go with this.
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Originally Posted by raycarey
On the other channel this boy has a computer games obsession and gets very angry when he doesn't win. A typical Thai trait.
Someone mentioned his Mum working on the game in Qatar and her body now being ruined.
Harry and Ray probably know her very well and it'll still be better than sharing a camel in 50 degree dry heat:)
We might consider the generation[s].Quote:
Originally Posted by Storekeeper
"On the other channel" she was a whore?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
What "other channel" is this?