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[Surin Nix]

I feel better now. Thank you all.

[Macman]

I just got my internet back after a 2-day outage, so I just saw this now.  I understand how you feel completely, Nix (and you too Stealth), but I have to go along with DC on this one.  I'm glad you didn't respond.  Your LB friend may or may not have been able to "fix" things with the police, but you never really know what can happen in those circumstances.  I realize that you weren't afraid of all his buddies, but you were nevertheless very outnumbered.  It's just not worth it.  Look, you already feel better just by venting here.

[Spyder Rocket]

I am less bothered by someone yelling an insult as described in the OP, but more annoyed by the "helpers" that try to inform you that you are with a ladyboy.

Either way, it is not that hard to let that shit slide; besides, even if you do kick some guy's ass, what the hell do you gain from it?

Any satisfaction you gain will be mitigated by the anger that will STILL be coursing through your veins. It's a hell of a lot harder to calm down after you have been throwing punches.

Fights can go from bad to worse in seconds, and the consequences can be with you for a very long time depending on how far it goes.

If someone corners you, and you have to fight, different story. Otherwise, the risk to reward ratio is not in your favor.

[donnykey]

Last trip I was walking home up Soi honey towards Buakhou with my date from Fantasy Lounge and this old fart sitting in a bar, made the same comment "you faggot". I just stopped and said "you better be careful what you say because i can have 10 ladyboys here in one minute and you would look good with a stilletto sticking out of your head" . I continued the short walk to Fantasy lounge and after a couple of minutes saw him scurrying down soi honey. Never saw him again.

 

Sometimes just words are migthty powerful.

 

Cheers DK 

[duke007]

After leaving Club131 one night with Carrot/S/Es we were walking past the Dogs Bollocks bar (a known football hooligan place) on Soi Yamato when this asshole shouted over to me "You are a disgrace to your shirt, you should be ashamed"

 

I just turned round, smiled and shrugged my shoulders.

 

 99% of the time I normally dont give a shit when walking with an LB,   but on this occasion even I had to admit that Carrot/S/Es was very scantily dressed

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[Moo Yung]

After leaving Club131 one night with Carrot/S/Es we were walking past the Dogs Bollocks bar (a known football hooligan place) on Soi Yamato when this asshole shouted over to me "You are a disgrace to your shirt, you should be ashamed"

 

 

You're a disgrace to ladyboy lovers wearing a short like that.

[pattayanista]

Last trip I was walking home up Soi honey towards Buakhou with my date from Fantasy Lounge and this old fart sitting in a bar, made the same comment "you faggot". I just stopped and said "you better be careful what you say because i can have 10 ladyboys here in one minute and you would look good with a stilletto sticking out of your head" . I continued the short walk to Fantasy lounge and after a couple of minutes saw him scurrying down soi honey. Never saw him again.

Sometimes just words are migthty powerful.

Cheers DK

I see you learned a trick from the previous experience on soi LK Metro that you told me about.

Good for you, old sport.

Don't let the buggers get you down.

But DO let the buggerers get you UP.

Ahem.

[dixon cox]

The thread title here, for me, being an Englishman, does give me a little chuckle whenever I see it. But luckily I am bi-lingual and speak both English and American English.

 

To the majority of English-speaking British people "I am pissed" would mean they are or they feel drunk.

 

To translate the title to English would be "I am pissed-off"

 

As they say, "two nations divided by a common language"    

 

Apologies for the interruption, please carry on with your Phuket observations SN, I'm enjoying the read  

[KendoUK]

The thread title here, for me, being an Englishman, does give me a little chuckle whenever I see it. But luckily I am bi-lingual and speak both English and American English.

 

To the majority of English-speaking British people "I am pissed" would mean they are or they feel drunk.

 

To translate the title to English would be "I am pissed-off"

 

As they say, "two nations divided by a common language"    

 

Apologies for the interruption, please carry on with your Phuket observations SN, I'm enjoying the read  

 

same here, I saw the thread title in the feed and thought I'd be getting some kind of drunken rant.

[Surin Nix]

The thread title here, for me, being an Englishman, does give me a little chuckle whenever I see it. But luckily I am bi-lingual and speak both English and American English.
 
To the majority of English-speaking British people "I am pissed" would mean they are or they feel drunk.
 
To translate the title to English would be "I am pissed-off"
 
As they say, "two nations divided by a common language"    
 
Apologies for the interruption, please carry on with your Phuket observations SN, I'm enjoying the read  

Well, you do know what a person who speaks 3 languages is called, right? "Trilingual".

2 languages? ...."bilingual"

1 language? ..."an American".

[Surin Nix]

same here, I saw the thread title in the feed and thought I'd be getting some kind of drunken rant.

Technically, you are correct Kendo. At the time I was both...pissed, and pissed-off.

High level communication is what this forum is about, so thanks for bringing up this clarification gents.

And to think, i had thought I was the one who spoke English, and British-english...(DC)

[thailover57]

DK, BRILLIANT!
And I guess because I walk both sides of the street, cunninglingual would work!