
KhunSteven
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I once saw bits of somebody's brain lying on the road. Not nice. ????
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Better lighting and road surfaces would help!
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1 hour ago, Megasin1 said:
is this some form of tit for tat, the Koreans announce they are sending back Thais, then suddenly BJ is on the case and it just happens to be Koreans?
2 v 10,000 doesn't much tit-for-tat.
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On 7/26/2018 at 12:50 AM, ezzra said:
Here's an idea, declare a blanket amnesty to all overstayers, get to know who they're, fine then accordingly and renew their visa if they are good people and not a wanted criminals of fujities of some sort, that way Thailand will show that they're reasonable and forgiving and by doing that they may have the chance to clear the books and start fresh...
Far too sensible. Therefore not likely to happen.
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This is a great April fool.
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On 29/01/2018 at 12:38 PM, toughlove said:
Under 5 minute walk from my condo. T21 was a good move for that area. Great food court and 2 floors of resteraunts
Made a bad intersection even worse.
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3 hours ago, Hayduke said:
It is sad…but you also have to envy people who have been fortunate enough to experience that depth of feeling for one another. A rare privilege.
Quite. My wife would be having a party!
I don't mean it tirak.
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I am glad I did that extra shopping at Big C yesterday.
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On 09/10/2017 at 6:40 AM, oxo1947 said:
I was having a causal relationship with a working Rayon Girl back in the early 90s……she came home after one nights work with 3,200 baht… I asked her who gave the 200 Baht-- They all did she said.
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Seriously though—try to keep away from Rayon girls…. The word --Map-Ta-Put -- would send shivers down anyone’s spine who knows that area.......
The first time I heard this joke it was sixpence and the Household Cavalry!
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10 hours ago, shady86 said:
They get what they deserved. I'm still amazed with people opposing death penalty because only strict law will deter people from committing these kind of crimes.
Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk
Worked well in this case.
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5 hours ago, toenail said:
While the Thai passengers sit there and watch or film the argument with their smart-phones, one Thai gentleman has the "balls" or community spirit to stand between the Chinese man and the crazy Thai lady-boy to keep both from fighting. This is the kind of Thais we need more of...calm and caring--not just sitting and laughing. Praise goes out to the Thai man (with the black backpack) to care.
A video to entice those quality tourists we hear so much about.
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8 hours ago, HauptmannUK said:
Obviously I disagree with that statement!
I think the manifesto's stance on immigration is very much in line with current British public opinion and a sure-fire vote winner - polling done by CCO indicates its the most popular Conservative policy. In fact I would say that the majority of working class Labour supporters are also strongly against immigration. Moreover I often see posts on TV from UK expats lamenting how the UK has changed due to mass immigration!
My impression is that hostility to immigrants (especially non-Caucasian) has increased sharply since the Brexit vote. My own wife (Thai) has experienced a couple of racist incidents here in the UK over the last year (and we lived in a very 'diverse' city).
Personally I don't know anybody who is not in favour of reducing immigration, and reducing non-European immigration is top of the list.
So Britain and the Tories have become a bunch of racist xenophobes.
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3 hours ago, Just1Voice said:
"No valuables found" also strikes me as odd.
Strikes me as sensible. Why go out entertaining ladies of the night carrying all your valuables?
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9 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:
The legalization is all a load of hash to me.
I'm just trying weed out the truth in this story.
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1 hour ago, sahibji said:
the ultimate cost of poverty?
Quite.
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I was in Krasang during the harvest at end of last year. Difficult to imagine this happening there. RIP to the young woman; an utterly horrific way to die.
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6 hours ago, hansnl said:
Mob rules.
Kill, kill, kill them all
Hang the high!
What about the rule if law?
Boorishness rules.
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31 minutes ago, RareDingo said:
It's the five on a motorbike with NO LIGHTS on the WRONG side of the road AT NIGHT that freaks me out. I was parked one night at a local food stall, looked behind in the rear vision mirror (because that's where the traffic comes from right?), nothing coming, so indicated pulled out and missed a family of five on a motorbike down my right hand side, on the wrong side of the road at night. Never saw him coming, no street lights. Crazy stuff...
I had this on Asoke last night at zero speed where a motorbike "taxi" was on the wrong side of the road and the car on the inside was blocked and the motorbike was blocking me. There are chains to stop this kind of thing along the road but that did not deter him. I stopped and blocked all the traffic behind me while he sorted himself out. He didn't look happy but that is his problem.
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1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:
In all of the years I have spent in Thailand I have never once witnessed a policeman issuing a speeding ticket. Where is the deterrent, other than your desire to protect those you have been entrusted to protect? Or your desire to see that your family members make it to their next birthday? Or just basic decency and respect for others?
Firstly my condolences to all those that died and their families.
I have had one; for 200 Baht in Sakon Nakhon. That said I was on the Petchkasem Road the other day and the only time the traffic slowed was when a Highway Patrol car was spotted and a Policeman on a motorbike. Other wise the usual madness. So what do I see. A massive road block with literally more than a hundred Police in attendance; doing what roadblocks do; not a lot.
My question is simply would have it been a little more effective to have these Policemen going up and down the road?
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10 minutes ago, ChoakMyDee said:
This is very sad but it seems like he may have brought this on himself. He was probably avoiding the Dutch government when they were trying to contact him regarding their investigation. They only went to the Thai government because he avoided them I guess? If he would have been forthcoming with the Dutch authorities then the Thais may never have become involved.
You can't avoid the long arm of the law by hiding in Thailand like the old days., with lots of governments cooperating with each other.
Where is the evidence that supports this fantasy you have created?
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1 hour ago, catman20 said:
this man knew he was up to no good thats why he told everyone he made his money from being a building developer before he was caught.
What lottery numbers should I do this week.
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2 hours ago, Borzandy said:
I agree, but if they didn't, how could they do a movie and selfies.
.... or do cute stories to promote the Park.
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13 hours ago, Alive said:
Doesn't matter. I see three thug-like creatures beating a guy up kicking him as worse as I have seen in any of the other clips.
You are not looking hard enough.
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13 hours ago, Alive said:
Doesn't matter. I see three thug-like creatures beating a guy up kicking him as worse as I have seen in any of the other clips.
You are not looking hard enough.
Sales of illegal sex toys is big business in Thailand: report
in Thailand News
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I was just looking for a friend, ???? and I noticed <deleted> is spelt with two 'l's.