Dey, relax realx, we talk nicely to eachother.... we reason out with him, but hes still act like an small kid, with a stubborn old man body. Too bad, hes gone case, act like a big HERo, but actually is ZERO.
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Latest flood map at Bangkok, its serious.....
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Dey, relax realx, we talk nicely to eachother.... we reason out with him, but hes still act like an small kid, with a stubborn old man body. Too bad, hes gone case, act like a big HERo, but actually is ZERO.
I'm relaxed, but it's important not to let Tonychat hoodwink the rest. He is portraying himself as some anti-Sinkie hero, but he is NO hero. He is displaying traits of a traitor, like traitors who used to lick the Japanese Army.
He tries to align himself with people like CSJ and the protesting Thais, but in reality he hides in envy and fear of the Pappies. Where was Tonychat when CSJ was leading the protests ? Where was Tonychat when the Thais were protesting ? But when the Pappies gave out freebies, Tonychat was the first to grab.
The way Tonychat conducts himself (as a traitor) he is NOT fit to praise anyone, and his praises are a blasphemy to the good works of CSJ and the valiant Thais or anyone with balls of steel.
precisely the pt, everybody in SBF knows that, he will belittle others so that his emotion will feel good. Its a kinda of sickness. On the other hand, he NEVER do it himself in actual fact, is he a man of his words? I doubt so....
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heheheh.. two PAP lowlife losers here trying to outpraise each other... keep on going.. let me see how much shit you can spew...
i will be here bashing sinkies continuosly, there is nothing much you PAP lowlife losers can do about it... Keep on going with what you are order and paid to do.. Let your sinkieland people see how much you are capable to do by the Backing of your PAP masters.
i will be here bashing sinkies continuosly, there is nothing much you PAP lowlife losers can do about it... Keep on going with what you are order and paid to do.. Let your sinkieland people see how much you are capable to do by the Backing of your PAP masters.
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Yeah, 漢奸 Sinkie！
Be my guest old man, anytime. People here do have eyes to c what u have written so far. Absolutely ironic. Why bother bout what we or I'm relpying? GAO weigh? Narrow minded guys like u should be living in a communist state. Oh yes, have u been traveling so far? Or only knows bout Siam culture? With your kinda knowledge, I once again doubt so. U are just another old frog.
Btw time to wash your kidney.
Btw time to wash your kidney.
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This aerial picture shows vehicles travelling on a highway in a suburb of Bangkok on November 19, 2011. Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on November 19 declared central Bangkok safe from Thailand's worst floods in decades, as the death toll around the sodden kingdom approached 600.
People clean a street after flood waters receded in Bangkok November 19, 2011
Thai volunteers collect m&d at an intersection during a cleaning drive after floodwaters receded in Bangkok, Thailand, Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011. Hundreds of city workers, police, army personnel and civilian volunteers performed the cleaning at various sites which were flooded earlier.
Thai Buddhists pray for flood victims at Emerald Buddha Temple in Bangkok, Thailand, Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011.
Thai Buddhist monks pray for flood victims at Emerald Buddha Temple in Bangkok, Thailand, Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011. Nearly a third of Thailand's 77 provinces, including Bangkok, have been hit by floods since late July.
Thai volunteers take part in a clean-up along a major road in Bangkok on November 20, 2011. Thailand's premier declared central Bangkok safe from the kingdom's devastating floods November 19, as the death toll passed 600 and President Barack Obama vowed the US will give whatever help it can.
Vehicles and pedestrians go through a flooded street in Bang Khae district of Bangkok, Thailand, on Monday, Nov. 21, 2011. The situation has improved dramatically in recent days and cleanup has begun in many areas, though some still face weeks more under water.
Residents hang on a garbage truck as they travel in Bang Khae district of Bangkok, Thailand, on Monday, Nov. 21, 2011
Thai Buddhist monks, city workers, volunteers and soldiers pray in front of Dhammakaya temple before starting a cleaning operation in Patum Thani on the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand, Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011. The situation has improved dramatically in recent days and cleanup has begun in many areas, though some still face weeks more under water
Thai Buddhist monks remove garbage from a roadside during a cleaning operation in Patum Thani on the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand, Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011
