Here's the full playlist of every interview I've done with Paul: kzbin.info/aero/PL8lk4tQnDinC4IXR48j7dUSUojDzkCzU9&si=QsC7-wlfwpEvHusk
@BangkokPaulАй бұрын
Oh, I love it a Paul playlist he is one of your most interesting guests❤💃🧞♀️🧚♀️🧘♀️
@liamobrien154Ай бұрын
@@ThairishTimes seen them all numerous times but you can never have too much of this man and his tales! ❤️
@superpiccirilloАй бұрын
Love this guy when he’s on. Legendary story teller - wishing you the best Paul - keep these stories coming
@SImpleeSTARstruCKАй бұрын
So glad to see Paul back ! He’s amazing
@dmbrodАй бұрын
Paul is a fine raconteur in the best tradition of that great 1980/90's Expat generation who are sadly dwindling away now. Glad this channel is recording these stories for posterity.
@thailandreactionАй бұрын
I been here since the 90's, can tell you 100% this guy is full of it
@willsmith39Ай бұрын
@@dmbrod What great expat generation? Alcoholic serial bullshitters with terrible oral hygiene whose career highlights include human trafficker and failed drug dealer? What a huge loss for society 🙄
@GerinPhilsАй бұрын
This man is GOLD for your channel......he is quite the story teller and these interviews will exist long after he is gone which is very cool.
@SCF_1989Ай бұрын
Your best guest so far. A true story-teller with a great attitude in life. I hope we get to see more of him.
@seamusdohertyАй бұрын
Always a joy to have Paul.
@UNDERSTRICTOBSERVENCEАй бұрын
honestly I thought this story was a hidden GEM. I loved the theme and everything about it. totally was not expecting it to be right up my alley . 10/10
@TheyadayadaАй бұрын
Paul is such an inspirational guy, he's lived such a life that it's made so many other expats go and do it. Stories for days, hope to run into him one day.
@danlong6921Ай бұрын
Retired US ARMY SEAL and US FBA SPECIAL AGENT AIRBORN. Close quarter hand to hand combat VET, TWO Purple Stars and THREE Gold Stars. My father wanted me to become a coal miner like himself and my grandfather, coalmining is the main profession in my father's family. WHEN I joined the US ARMY, he was not happy, long storey short when I returned home from Nam in 66 he would not talk to me , in 67 I returned back to Nam for a second tour. My father never spoke to me again. It was only after my father's death that I had seen a old newspaper clipping of my father's serves as a US Ranger at Omaha Beach, he was the only survivor of his platoon. Dan
@SpeckyDJАй бұрын
Rest in Peace to Paul's last tooth 🦷love the tales as always
@ryanshafiq103Ай бұрын
Hahah so glad I wasn't the only one who noticed this
@ms_gkАй бұрын
Somehow it's easier to watch now. 😀
@BangkokPaulАй бұрын
@@ryanshafiq103lol 😂
@charlyfoodieАй бұрын
I was there
@torvaldelletveito918128 күн бұрын
40 years in Thailand, so much experience, seen so much, but still have not found a dentist 😂
@sebbster8703Ай бұрын
Very well put together Pete, a life lesson for all! Thank you Paul.
@jodygriffin3492Ай бұрын
This guy is awesome!! I could listen to his stories all night with a few cocktails.
@leswhynin913Ай бұрын
The legend returns! Paul is also back
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
haha cheers buddy
@santheburmeseАй бұрын
Lovely to hear more of Paul's experiences. Hope it won't be the last. Thanks you . Well done Pete
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
there's another one coming buddy
@adrianjdsouzaАй бұрын
@@ThairishTimeswhen Pete?
@RABernard18 күн бұрын
Fantastic stuff as ever. Great to have an interviewer who lets his subject tell his story without interruption. Brilliant from Paul. Wonderful entertainment and a great example of how to speak and keep everyone captivated.
@nokchilton1562Ай бұрын
It was really nice to hear from Paul again. His stories are always very rich and full of excitement! Thanks Pete and Paul...
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
Thanks for watching Nok! Hope you're well
@nokchilton1562Ай бұрын
@@ThairishTimes I’m doing well thanks. Are you two okay?
@jodygriffin3492Ай бұрын
You should see if he has any photos of when he was younger in Bangkok in the 90's. Would be cool to see him back in his crazy days.
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
That would be cool
@matthewmiles9626Ай бұрын
The old guy is gold, good to see him back.
@travelbugtravelbug5501Ай бұрын
Love this story teller.
@BangkokPatАй бұрын
This guy is in the top 2 of storytellers on KZbin.....😎😎
@potentpudz9311Ай бұрын
So when can we have him on a episode doing a walk and talk down soi cowboy
@athitaya6898Ай бұрын
ขี้คุย😂😂
@Jack-2dayАй бұрын
Along with @steverosse (with an E lol) Cheers
@PaulWalliswriterАй бұрын
Thanks Pat
@liamobrien154Ай бұрын
@@PaulWalliswriter you my friend are one hell of a tale teller! Loved every video you have done with Pete! watched and listened with great intrigue about your life and what you've experienced! KZbin gold is what you are! I tip my hat to you Mr Wallis! 🙏🏻❤️👍🏻
@divyas1937Ай бұрын
So good seeing you back in Thailand Pete and I never tire of your interviews with Paul. I am missing Thailand so much and great to get a glimpse of it through your videos.
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
Cheers buddy I know the feeling
@TrippyandDaАй бұрын
Your best guest by a country mile Pete 👏🏼👏🏼👊👊 Paul’s such a character with undoubtedly more life experience than most people will even get close to. Expat legend 🇹🇭🇹🇭
@Jon_in_ThailandАй бұрын
Cracking interview Pete. Always a joy when you've got Paul on the jackanory.❤
@Somerset976Ай бұрын
Thanks for interviewing him again Khun Pete!! I always enjoy Paul's stories, you can learn a lot from his experience in Thailand. Khabun Khrap 🙏🏻 BEEP BEEP!!!
@Simon-vt1zpАй бұрын
Big smile what I saw it was Paul. He is one of a kind. Love to Paul 🙏
@marklinton9926 күн бұрын
What were they really cooking😅
@Simon-vt1zp26 күн бұрын
@ Paul has a few month break so he can make up more stories, but I still love listening to the guy 🙏
@liamobrien154Ай бұрын
The legend that is Paul Wallis! I was buzzing when I saw that you’d had him on your channel again Pete! Top work as per fella! 👍🏻🙏🏻🍀
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
Cheers Liam, there's one more to come with Paul
@fletcherf69Ай бұрын
Love these interviews with Paul, keep them coming 💪
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
will do buddy
@irielion3748Ай бұрын
@@ThairishTimesThis is a re-post
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
@@irielion3748 nope it isn't
@mihaipetrovan3742Ай бұрын
its always a joy to listen Paul and hes stories 👌👌
@Robb29Ай бұрын
Paul reminds me of my late granddad. Very similar in looks (could have been brothers) and social outlook on the world. Always enjoy his stories.. Thanks!
@scottg3456Ай бұрын
Hey Pete, nice to see Paul back on your channel, he's a great story teller and makes me wonder how Thailand was in the 90's and early 2000's.
@lw48205 күн бұрын
Pieces of this man's story resonates with so many expats experience trying to make a life in LOS.
@California511Ай бұрын
OMG , I was thinking about him and hoping for a new round with this gentleman… thanks man 👍🏻
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
no worries buddy glad you enjoyed it
@slawoszАй бұрын
I love his stories
@khunkima10328 күн бұрын
Love this man, wise and smart.
@cryptoslacker-464Ай бұрын
Love hearing Pauls stories ❤️ I found the idea of having no money and being alone in a foreign country an adrenal rush interesting 😮 I admire the courage to do something like that .
@iamq74Ай бұрын
This guy storytelling is amazing
@matman007Ай бұрын
always good to hear his stories , Paul has lived a life , Thailand in late 80s was full of adventures n scams as i know personally from my time stuck there after being scammed od of all my travel monies, i had to survive n was lucky to meet guys that helped me pull off things i would never have thought of in Australia but never got locked up n made back home after the best time of my life , as i say NO THRILLs for the cautious
@jmand63Ай бұрын
I remember well those days in the 1980s. It was definitely another world.
@belze0n885Ай бұрын
Fantastic interview, Thank you Pete. Cheers
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
you're very welcome mate
@CameronSutton-t4lАй бұрын
Incredible story teller, what a great character
@andrewhyland9212Ай бұрын
Pete, had Paul actually left there since you last interviewed him? Another classic!!
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
haha I found him in the exact same position lol
@mrrob6730Ай бұрын
He's a legend!
@steverosseАй бұрын
Good stuff. Pete must have spoken ten words. But they were the right words.
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
Thanks Steve, hope retired life is going well. Perhaps we could do something again in the future. I'm sure people would like to know what you've been up to the last 5 months
@liamobrien154Ай бұрын
@@ThairishTimes I would love for this to happen again! Steve is a delight to watch and listen to also! ❤️
@jimmyboysmovies1972Ай бұрын
Paul has some stories Pete . I never understand how some people who put things in other peoples drink can say it will be ok 🤯🤯🤯 they will be fine !!!. He’s had some journeys in his time . He seems very content now . Great interview my Mann
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
cheers Jimmy glad you enjoyed it mate
@ThailandThomasАй бұрын
I always enjoy Paul's rambling Thailand stories. Great video Pete!
@rebjorn79Ай бұрын
If any of you are thinking of causing harm to yourselves, remember that many good people will be very sad about that if you make such a choice. And it's not a solution. Yeah, life can be hard. Impossibly hard sometimes, it might seem. I struggle with a lot of real pain IRL. But you have to continue. Call a help line, usually the local emergency number and they'll forward you. Be strong.
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
Great words buddy, keep your chin up
@ThatBlokeInJapan-v5p14 күн бұрын
if you'd actually bothered listening to his story mate, instead of just chiming in based on the title, you'd know he has a plain and sound explanation behind it.
@NapoleonDynamyteАй бұрын
Love this guy
@MyBrokenPassportАй бұрын
Great stories as always
@tooley12425 күн бұрын
Great story, in the 90s them things did happen .The 90s were great times for me too.
@Signaman-z9d21 күн бұрын
I haven't the courage or opportunity to do what this guy did in life. Law of averages says I should be in a box but for my sins I'm still around. I'm into my early sixties but I still have the itch to take of for a while. This year has been trying one of the most difficult year I've ever had so I'm owed a life change .Watch this space.✌️
@pierrekingbkkАй бұрын
Looking at this VDO I have experienced pretty much like Paul some crazy encounters in India, Nepal and Thailand I left at 19 years old travelled to Pakistan India Thailand in Malaysia Burma in 1981 etc I was a bit of a Farang Kee Nock! Stayed with a Thai family for 2 years in 85/1986 where I learned to speak Thai The big difference compared to Paul I managed to join the United Nations in 1987 in multiple Humanitarian relief operations and continued discovering the world problems from the Gulf war relief operations to Natural disaster ie Tsunami to Rwanda Genocide to Liberia and Sierra Leone civil war and in DRCongo to demobilization in Mozambique to Lebanon with the Syrian crisis and to irregular migration in Indonesia and 10 years on the Thai Myanmar border with the Myanmar refugees to combatting Human trafficking ! I am now retired in Thailand since 2018 and enjoying Paul story as I see some of the same experience he had while travelling during the Hippie time ! No regrets managed to straighten myself when joining the UN and had great experiences also hard times in so many countries ! I Good old Paul never really switched off neither I am! 5555555!
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
Hey Pierre, I'd love to get you on the channel and hear more of these stories
@_Alfa.Bravo_Ай бұрын
Love to listen to Paul and his many experiences. And when I look at him I'm reminded of the pirates of the Carabeens
@ma3stro681Ай бұрын
*Caribbean 🏴☠️
@_Alfa.Bravo_Ай бұрын
@@ma3stro681 ... thank you, English is not my mother dogue
@paulseoighemcgee5772Ай бұрын
Great craic as usual !
@gertdrok9016Ай бұрын
Again a Nice Interview with Paul. 🙏
@VGK4EVERАй бұрын
That was a great story.
@martinnormanton2730Ай бұрын
how can someone remember so much detail after 22 years
@PaulWalliswriterАй бұрын
Would you forget that if it happened to you?
@MarkRothschild-f7f26 күн бұрын
Easily. I'm 56 and can remember what I was doing when I was 34 very well. I'd have serious issues if I couldn't.
@shane0traveller451Ай бұрын
Paul is a Legend living a life to its fullest in Thailand !!
@Steventravels485Ай бұрын
Omg let's brighten the day with Jackanori
@StevegosteveАй бұрын
Paul mentioned John Moriarty RIP. Truly a one of a kind. I worked for him for around 4 years 2001-2005. I thought he had 8 or 9 kids with 2 wives. He was very religious (Catholic). Peace Corp, Thai passport. Heard him speak Thai worked for many Japanese families never heard him speak Japanese to them. I think he got into some trouble for giving out International Drivers Licenses maybe. Not sure if that is true. God Bless you John you really helped me out.
@PaulWalliswriterАй бұрын
Yes John was one of a kind, maybe we crossed paths Steve
@Stevegosteve25 күн бұрын
@@PaulWalliswriter We might have I remember an old hand Brit named Andy mentioning a Paul several times, he lived at Union Tower.
@ScottWhitehead-q3lАй бұрын
UP THE DUBS❤
@luceinbattaglia9425Ай бұрын
Lunga vita caro Paul! 🔝👏🙏💙🇹🇭
@stevensmith887623 күн бұрын
Bob, Dan... Internet chemistry chat forums?? Can't understand why anyone would live in England because everyone is miserable yet was going to hang himself in Bangkok. Met lots of guys like this in Thailand in the early 90's. Professional life long victims.
@travelbugtravelbug5501Ай бұрын
Good story teller 👏
@arniarna78228 күн бұрын
Great storyteller
@willsmith39Ай бұрын
I don't blame Pete for doing these endless Paul videos because apparently people love them. And how could you not. After all this is a guy that in his own words, amongst other things, sponged off kind poor Thai families for years because he saw their hospitality as weakness, worked for a human trafficking ring to help get the girls abroad where their passports were kept and they didn't get them back until they'd slept with 50-100 men to "pay back their debt". Lovely. Yes a real "character " this guy. We have a different word in Glasgow. It also begins with a c but is a lot shorter.
@eli_mangualaАй бұрын
if this is really what he said proudly without regret we shouldn't give him an audience
@MarkRothschild-f7f26 күн бұрын
@@eli_manguala The majority of foreign men I've met in Thailand are terrible misogynists and most of them are bottom feeders in their home countries.
@mixalis616823 күн бұрын
would love to hear Pauls misses discuss all his wild antics
@TheColossalBlanketАй бұрын
Molasses as the major ingredient for that 😂😂 ah what good old yarn he spins.
@toohpАй бұрын
He looks better ! 😁
@nickk949929 күн бұрын
Thanks boys ! Can I ask , how did you guys meet ?
@ThairishTimes29 күн бұрын
Paul contacted me in April 2022 with one of his travel stories. We met up, filmed and the rest is history
@nickk949929 күн бұрын
@@ThairishTimes its cool how you basically created a journal of Pauls life on your platform
@jejudo3000Ай бұрын
Ahhhhh. It’s Pete perfect lad Paul!
@thaimanclarkАй бұрын
Don't believe half of what you hear. 🎉
@ViewTalayАй бұрын
And forget half of what ye learn
@cosu1590Ай бұрын
None of what you hear ....! and half of what you see !
@koma7778Ай бұрын
Arrghh matey 🦜
@fletcherf69Ай бұрын
The bloke is quality true or not. But i think he’s genuine. Don’t be jealous lads💪
@ma3stro681Ай бұрын
Especially in Thailand … 😂
@mauti8550Ай бұрын
Nice👍
@mamurphyАй бұрын
Uga being “too wild” isn’t the reason he isn’t coming 🤘🏽
@baz69er13Ай бұрын
I do enjoy Paul's stories & after listening to this one, I'm beginning to wonder if they are just stories, this one sounds a bit like the (Breaking Bad) series that I watched many moons ago but for Paul's adaptation it's (Breaking Wind) the money that this guy was offering Paul sounds a ridiculous amount considering he was just a guy that he had just met, he does sound convincing & he isn't stumbling over his words, but I've heard many a story in bars from guys who come to Thailand, so this guy was possibly over exaggerating, strike me down if I'm wrong, but like I said I do enjoy listening to him, on a serious note, I did notice that his only that tooth that he had, has now gone, I'm hoping that it fell out through natural causes & that he didn't pull it out himself, as I know he had a lot of comments on it's solitary existence in his mouth...........
@markodoherty2939Ай бұрын
Didn't pull it out himself 😂😂
@chrismiles8297Ай бұрын
He should write a book 📖
@jobryce4447Ай бұрын
The man the myth the legend Paul Wallace 🙏 Love the shtorie cheers Pete
@TomKearney-pr9gqАй бұрын
What was Paul’s job … never seems to mention what he actually did for work?
@stereoheartsrnbАй бұрын
English teacher then online content writer
@willsmith39Ай бұрын
He worked for a human trafficking ring and also sponged off some kindly Thai families for several years. His own words not mine
@TedoPrymАй бұрын
He already told us!
@superpiccirilloАй бұрын
@@willsmith39not entirely true. Actually not at all
@willsmith39Ай бұрын
@@superpiccirillo Well fortunately this is not a question of heresay as all of Paul's interviews are still right here on this channel so people can go back and watch them, listen to him in his own words, and determine which of us is lying. Spoiler alert - it's not me.
@ThatBlokeInJapan-v5p15 күн бұрын
I sometimes wish i could tell some of my expat stories but they'd get me fired, divorced, and possibly deported 😂
@ThairishTimes14 күн бұрын
Maybe tell the ones that won’t get you in trouble thairishtimes@gmail.com
@leigh7507Ай бұрын
Anyone know how old he is? I cant tell if he's 60 or 75?
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
68 or 69
@misutasutanto631225 күн бұрын
😂
@nh7788Ай бұрын
Interesting story. What's the name of that restaurant?
@MalcolmDewar-dh4zhАй бұрын
Even if this is all bull sh** it’s a great story by a great story teller. Paul would have had a great career as a fictional author. IF HIS STORY IS TRUE HE SHOULD WRITE A BIOGRAPHY
@jw-vx8imАй бұрын
Are you saying Paul is full of shit
@claudiozandonella7759Ай бұрын
10:50 if somebody shows me how to synthesize MDMA from molasses I would quit as an organic chemist. Maybe reagents were disguised in molasses bottles...
@sureikalais940422 күн бұрын
Sometimes people can get carried away with stories that sound more like scenes from a movie. Molasses, for instance, has been mostly used for traditional purposes like making alcohol, not for making any hard drugs or anything like that. I'm wondering what his wife would say about this. 😂
@tonythaiger9328 күн бұрын
Rule #1 Always be suspicious when someone picks up your tab all the time.
@FeiTongWenАй бұрын
I saw your appeal for interviewees, and here is my response. I hope you get this and i apologize for the means of delivery. Forgive me, I'm and old fart. Here’s a quick synopsis of my Thai experience: I signed up for US Peace Corps 1n 1963 when I was 19 years old. They assigned me to the National Malaria Eradication Project under the Royal Thai Ministry of Health. In May, 1964 I went to work in an office in Khon Kaen that was responsible for the malaria work in both Khonkaen and Loei Provinces. I worked there until September, 1966. I was lucky in that my boss could say “Goose Morning” and "Hello” but he was the only English speaker in my organization. No one else spoke anything other than Thai or Laotian so I was in a perfect language-learning environment. We had around 300 permanent workers to supervise, plus another 600 sprayers (temporary, picked up for about 4 months each year (May to September). In quick time I learned to say, “Hello,” “Bia Tra Sing, please -- and “Where’s the toilet.” I was there during the beginnings of the US presence in Thailand as a staging place for attacks on Vietnam, and saw much of their development in Korat and Udorn. I visited forces living on the Thai side of the border who routinely flew bombing missions in Laos around Thakaek. I started teaching English to one of the secretaries in my office, as she helped me with Thai language. Well, things happen. We got married and have a couple of kids together. BTW, we were married on the grounds of the Ministry of Health next to the river in a palace that was part of the property the Queen Mother donated to the government to begin a Ministry of Health. My work involved say, 30% paperwork and 70%+ out in the field inspecting our house visitors and the staff that supervised them. More than half my time each month was spent in villages where people had never seen anyone except other Isaan people. There were a few expats in Khonkaen then (aid workers, missionaries, etc) and I’ve got lots of stories about them -- especially the missionaries. Other than my main job I worked with an organization called “School to School” where I was liaison between a local village or group of villages that needed a school and a donor school in the USA that raised funds to build the school. I completed the development of three schools in Khonkaen Province. Also, I started a pig raising Demonstration Project. Smack in the middle of Muang Khonkaen my little project (in my yard!) grew to 10 pigs. Very successful. While in Khonkaen I watched the groundbreaking and saw the first functioning building built at Khonkaen University. I also attended opening ceremonies for the Regional Courts. Khonkaen had a population of 19;,000 when I arrived and had grown to 22,000 when I left. It had two nightclubs. Isaan was all dirt roads except Tanon Mittaphab (Friendship Highway). Loei was a full day away on a dangerous road. The pretty lake you see now in Khonkaen was a swamp then, full of crocodiles. Communication was a challenge: no private telephones in the city. Highest provincial car license plate number did not exceed three digits; there were practically NO private cars in the Northeast. Traffic was trucks, buses and govt vehicles. With my colleagues, when we were not working I hunted, ate gibbons, got close to a tiger, drank monkey blood, explored caves. I had some chances to travel around Thailand, to the north, all over Isaan, Pattaya when it was a beach, At that time I don’t recall that there was even a single bar in the town. ------ I could talk all day/all night about that part of my life. Subsequent to those days I went to University, got jobs. We went back fairly regularly until around 1995 or so. I returned once as a bank executive Board Member of a Thai finance company subsidiary of the bank. Different life!! During the 1960’s my salary was USD75.- per month. In the 1980s I was staying at the Siam Intercontinental or Dusit Thani. ----------------- I have not seen anyone on your channel with my type of experience. It may be that I’m so far off your audience’s norm that it would serve your channel no good to interview me. However, If you are interested please write back. I’m leaving Calgary, Alberta (home) early tomorrow, but I’ll be back in a week. I’m not sure how internet-connected I will be, but as I said I’ll be back home November 1. I look forward to hearing from you. Keep the channel going; it is a treat to watch. You have a good interview style, but I enjoy your Sunday Lives just as much. Keep it up! And Cheers! Thomas Pickering Calgary, Alberta, Canada thomaspickering919@gmail
@willsmith39Ай бұрын
Why did you have to censor it every time he said MDMA but you left in him saying heroin multiple times. Are KZbin more cool with heroin than extasy?
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
youtube love heroin
@metricmooАй бұрын
@@ThairishTimesmaybe they think it’s heroine
@junglieАй бұрын
@@metricmoo Naah mate thats worse, see the big lez show popcoin episode.....lol.
@irielion3748Ай бұрын
@@metricmoo and they never recognise dodgy spellings of XTC
@lindamiller9739Ай бұрын
Ecstasy and Heroin are both cool
@MichaelChenCCАй бұрын
My mate is back
@RobertSmith-rj9mdАй бұрын
The Guy looks an old Drunk…Pattaya Material for sure.
@minburibkkАй бұрын
He is no longer a big drinker and he never goes to Pattaya. Stop being judgemental of someone you have never met.
@hobo1704Ай бұрын
New to the channel? Clown
@joe739728 күн бұрын
Benidorm in Thailand
@guymandude7855Ай бұрын
MDMA
@reigninblood123Ай бұрын
that's the removed content?
@JohnE2000Ай бұрын
Paul could say mass. Wouldn't believe one word he said
@tomdrewenskus816725 күн бұрын
Thailand and all of its cheap vices is a major draw for many expats. These vices attract many of the less desirable men from lots of countries. And these questionable individuals shed a bad light on places like Phuket, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Chiang Mai, and parts of Bangkok. So, as an expat living in Thailand be very careful who you associate with, as many folks keep their sordid past hidden.
@tvr286Ай бұрын
for a beer this guy talks everything...
@_Alfa.Bravo_Ай бұрын
... please develop some respect for people that are 70+ !!!
@tvr286Ай бұрын
@@_Alfa.Bravo_ why? i m 70 + too
@hobo1704Ай бұрын
@@tvr286and still a muppet..
@tvr286Ай бұрын
@@hobo1704 yes he is
@Tony-eb5khАй бұрын
Concocted a great story to his wife, what about this story then? Bob, but let’s call him Dan 😂
@PaulWalliswriterАй бұрын
I slipped up by saying his real name
@footitАй бұрын
Good story teller, although I don't believe a word he says. I've been around to long and done to much here in Thailand to easily see through his fantasy stories.
@pepelemoko01Ай бұрын
I heard about a well-known Indian-based cult that ran Yoga lessons and gave out MDMA on Koh Phangan to recruit young Farangs in the late '80s and early '90s. They were after good-looking, well-educated Farangs from rich families; not surprisingly, they didn't want a bar of me.🤣🤣
@ThairishTimesАй бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@pepelemoko01Ай бұрын
@@ThairishTimes Must be a religious thing ✝☘😆😆
@rogregen4419Ай бұрын
Good story teller
@BlackRedneck1Ай бұрын
What was the pharma product this man was making?
@mrrob6730Ай бұрын
If they weren't controlled substances then why was he raided?
@reigninblood123Ай бұрын
the very end product would be presumably
@mrrob6730Ай бұрын
@@reigninblood123 You think this still goes on now?!
@reigninblood123Ай бұрын
@@mrrob6730 I have absolutely no insight whatsoever to answer that question
@johncomrie2303Ай бұрын
Is he from England how long has it been living here and yet? Has he ever worked in England.
@PaulWalliswriterАй бұрын
Yes I worked in the UK for 10 years, been here 42 years, Hope that helps.
@claudeknox5319Ай бұрын
Why is heroin not censored? But LSD or whstever the product is was?
@MrSuperohhlalaАй бұрын
Let's examine a series of train wrecks and a don't do manual for our young men. 🤣