Any hope of meeting some non-drinkers?

[jacko 8,822]

Post a photo. I need a good laugh. A fucking swimming pool! Is that a status symbol in Bumfuck Chonburi?

I have done..... rather a few good comments came forth from those with better demeanours.

A pool isn't a bad start is it? Do you wash in the enamel sink with a flannel straight over the dirty dishes?

Edited October 5, 2013 by jacko

[jacko 8,822]

OOh that must have hurt, eh Jacko?

 

LMFAO

Why would that bother me?

Dear dear, you have passed that point... time for bed said Zebedee.

[atlas2 4,329]

What do you do nowadays? Once a month drink ten beers and then sleeping it off for the next 3 days! Never barfine just groping. Sad fuck taking the piss out of people that probably have more fun than you.

 

I suppose an illegal beer must have tasted good after licking all that Saudi ass during your ass licking years lmfao.

 

 

You sound like a fucking Peasant scraping by out in the stix.

 

You keep going on about your swimming pool, LOL.

 

Post a photo. I need a good laugh. A fucking swimming pool! Is that a status symbol in Bumfuck Chonburi?

 

 

Why would that bother me?

Dear dear, you have passed that point... time for bed said Zebedee.

 

............And so on.........Quotes over many threads.

 

 

Diogenes sees it as an, 'either/or?'

 

You've sought and have the latter in Jacko............But I hope somewhere you also have the former.

Edited October 5, 2013 by atlas2

[m4321 1]

Well after reading this response I am buggered why you are saving your brain cells!

 

That shouldn't be too hard in Pattaya, getting buggered I mean.

If you are not finding any takers then perhaps a dusting of talc on the rear end?

I am told Ponds Magic Powder Sweetie Pink will put a nice glow on those sweet cheeks!

[m4321 1]

I am not sure how a simple meeting request brought forth all this emotion.

But I guess I will have to look elsewhere to see if there are any compatible souls out there.

Best of luck to all you good folks!

[Fatboyfat 361]

One of the less credible "adages" from my early seafaring days was "Never trust a man that doesn't drink" Times have changed a bit !