Thread: Bangkok Will Escape Flooding: Yingluck

Originally Posted by aging one

It there anyway to take that spam away ?

Hear hear. These flooding threads should be kept clear of this political crap and just used for flood updates. There is already a thread that the self confessed "nugget ferret" can use to post his drivel.

I'd rather Poo lied about the flooding than Abhisit lying about no Rhoyangia being pushed out to sea sans food and water .

Originally Posted by aging one

It there anyway to take that spam away ?

It may be possible to turn off sigs , have a wander around the control panel

Originally Posted by Mid

Originally Posted by aging one

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It may be possible to turn off sigs , have a wander around the control panel

Is that true Mid?

Could someone erase my signature?

I hope not. I'm proud of it.

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Originally Posted by Mid

It may be possible to turn off sigs , have a wander around the control panel

Yep. It's under Control Panels | Edit Options | Show Signatures.

You can turn the drivel off there.

Originally Posted by tomta

Originally Posted by The_Ghost_Of_The_Moog

As far as I know, evaluation and critiquing of the scientific merits or Royal-sponsored projects does take place - and unsuccessful projects are quietly shelved, and sometimes projects which aren't royal sponsored are successful, and then are brought 'into the fold', so to speak What doesn't happen is a public debate and media yak about it. But that doesn't mean that evaluation doesn't happen.

If the evaluation is a secretive process which is designed firstly to protect reputations and secondarily to test the evidence, then it isn't science. It's propaganda.

I agree with you, only yesterday I got told to fuck off when I mentioned about the shite on TV which is propaganda.

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Originally Posted by aging one

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Nope.

Sorry ao

That is my signature, containing undisputed facts.

This way no-one can be confused about where I stand.

I support the Red Shirt Democracy Movement, even though no-one gives a shit about what us Farangs think about Thai politics.

I observe and give moral support to those Red Shirt activists around here in their focus on preventing the theft of their Govt. and threats to their Prime Minister.

I provide this Board with a window into their world. The world of the electorally proven, most significant political movement in the country. Ya don't get that in the only media most Farangs can read. From many PM I have received, many recognize and appreciate.

I try to highlight the orchestrated media attack on them, and give readers here, an alternative consideration to media efforts to propagandize them.

Its not complicated.

Fine, then start a fucking thread about your precious government and the red shirt movement.
In case you haven't noticed...this ones about the floods.

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So there is nothing to stop gerbil shite!

Originally Posted by The Muffinman

Fine, then start a fucking thread about your precious government and the red shirt movement.

Check out the "ignore" feature MM, and you can be spared from this information.

Originally Posted by The Muffinman

In case you haven't noticed...this ones about the floods.

Tell ao

He is the one who asked this.

Allright, I will do it.

ao, MM says you are supposed to stick to flood stuff on this thread.

Originally Posted by Calgary

That is my signature, containing undisputed facts.

Do you really believe that? Facts, think of the definition.

Originally Posted by aging one

Originally Posted by Calgary

That is my signature, containing undisputed facts.

Do you really believe that? Facts, think of the definition.

Facts ao

Facts!

I am very comfortable with the factual content of my signature.

Very comfortable.

And I thank the Journalists who I quote.

But ao, mm says you are not supposed to be here!

His vocabulary wasn't very professional, but that is what he meant.

I don't envy vocabulary-challenged people.

calgary, best poster ever

Originally Posted by Calgary

I did DD.

Not a very appealing thought, butterfly might differ
Does DD's girlfriend know what your upto?

Originally Posted by Calgary

I don't envy vocabulary-challenged people.

Should that not be lexically challenged?

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Originally Posted by Calgary

Originally Posted by aging one

It there anyway to take that spam away ?[/QUOTE]

Nope.

Sorry ao

That is my signature, containing undisputed facts.

This way no-one can be confused about where I stand.

I support the Red Shirt Democracy Movement, even though no-one gives a shit about what us Farangs think about Thai politics.

I observe and give moral support to those Red Shirt activists around here in their focus on preventing the theft of their Govt. and threats to their Prime Minister.

I provide this Board with a window into their world. The world of the electorally proven, most significant political movement in the country. Ya don't get that in the only media most Farangs can read. From many PM I have received, many recognize and appreciate.

I try to highlight the orchestrated media attack on them, and give readers here, an alternative consideration to media efforts to propagandize them.

Its not complicated.

Fine, then start a fucking thread about your precious government and the red shirt movement.
In case you haven't noticed...this ones about the floods.

Well, I guess it's alright for people on this thread to bash the current government, for doing a bad job with the flooding, but not allow anyone to respond in kind? Who made you the keeper of the keys to the forum?

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Originally Posted by aging one

It there anyway to take that spam away ?[/QUOTE]

Nope.

Sorry ao

That is my signature, containing undisputed facts.

This way no-one can be confused about where I stand.

I support the Red Shirt Democracy Movement, even though no-one gives a shit about what us Farangs think about Thai politics.



I observe and give moral support to those Red Shirt activists around here in their focus on preventing the theft of their Govt. and threats to their Prime Minister.

I provide this Board with a window into their world. The world of the electorally proven, most significant political movement in the country. Ya don't get that in the only media most Farangs can read. From many PM I have received, many recognize and appreciate.

I try to highlight the orchestrated media attack on them, and give readers here, an alternative consideration to media efforts to propagandize them.

Its not complicated.

Agree 100%. I would imagine that the "fair & balanced" Bangkok Post is hoping that this current government, which by the way was democratically elected not only once but three times, will fail with regard to the flooding. I see that there are also a few on this forum who can only offer derogatory comments about the flooding instead of offering support. If they despise Thailand so much why in the hell do they live there?

Originally Posted by aging one

Originally Posted by Calgary

The red shirts began developing a few months after the September 2006 coup d’etat that ousted Thaksin Shinawatra, and have since grown into a wide, deep and well-organised movement (Nirmal Ghosh, The Straits Times Blogs) Thaksin’s success especially infuriates (redacted) and army factions that have worked tirelessly to spoil his reputation and eradicate any chance of his return to power. Their dismay reflects expensive and remarkable failure. ( Nicholas Farrelly, Southeast Asia, Thailand)

It there anyway to take that spam away ?

Why is that spam?

Originally Posted by Calgary

I did DD.

Can you not address Drovers as DD. It is confusing and for a minute, I actually thought Dirty Dog was involved in this handbag duel

Originally Posted by chitown

I actually thought Dirty Dog was involved in this handbag duel

in line with his other delusions - this clown probably does think DD is involved

The sig of Calgary clearly states the facts - below. Surely you want to nuke as in religious war, Singapore and Australia. Now these countries might have different agenda. Fuck off to towelhead country, you lame prick.


The red shirts began developing a few months after the September 2006 coup d’etat that ousted Thaksin Shinawatra, and have since grown into a wide, deep and well-organised movement (Nirmal Ghosh, The Straits Times Blogs)

Thaksin’s success especially infuriates (redacted) and army factions that have worked tirelessly to spoil his reputation and eradicate any chance of his return to power. Their dismay reflects expensive and remarkable failure.
( Nicholas Farrelly, Southeast Asia, Thailand)

^ could you try again in english, this time. is Calgary contagious?