MsAnn

Ha! ISIS just got another whole group of Muslim 'whac-a-doodles' to contend with. Looks like it will be one big "Happy" family. Well good luck with that http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/boko-haram-leader-abubakar-shekau-pledges-allegiance-isis

Good eye Mr. Smith. Didn't think anyone would catch that.

MsAnn ain't fancy. I'm a meat and "potatoe" kinda girl.

Which is why MsAnn is gonna die sooner rather than later. :yes:

I ain't done postin bitch.

Fucking funny shit Grandma :rofl:

MsAnn really likes this. :rofl:

MsAnn could have solved this "Cuban Crisis" a long time ago.

MsAnn Likes this. I tried ignoring them also, but they are relentless. Might delete them soon.,

Excellent information, and a little surprising. But I have never given my real phone number out to a dancer/escort etc. I use a separate loadable phone I got at the grocery store for that. No real names and untraceable as to my identity, at least that's the plan, but in this day and age, perhaps anything is possible. I saw an app the other day that can GPS any photo you download onto the Internet, even if it is taken of something as generic as the dash board of your car. It recognizes the kind of camera/phone/aper setting/ and location, and will Google earth the location down to a few feet. My cousin asked me to join 'linkedin' and post a profile. I did, but was careful to keep information about myself generic. Linkedin will link individual profiles to like minded professionals. A neighbor who lives down the street and with whom I have only communicated with once by email, and only met once, popped up in my computer as 'someone I might know'. It gave her full real profile and all personal information about her and her business, and all her contacts. Certainly information that I wouldn't want my neighbors to know about me. I would imagine that linkedin is data mining. But not sure. I guess the lesson is that, nothing is really private anymore. Can you say "1984"

:rofl: I just don't know how to respond to that.

:frantics: Stop it.

A puppy burger? You are a sick puppy.

Oh def later, you have plenty of time.

:rofl: The link is hilarious.

I appreciate the response. The more information I have the better. Looking to get out of the US in the next few years, but the stability of the Thai government has become a concern. Sort of playing a waiting game for now.

Taking everything into consideration, would you consider it as a place to retire, or do you think that it is a viable place to retire?

Mile marker 88. Not to be missed.