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Thailand should send Eric Bahrt to have a word with the sharks......

I would make an arrangement with the thief. I am guessing that you have made arrangements of a different nature in the past. Always difficult to explain to the wife!

My housekeeper sold me a bottle of this too. It only costs 1200 baht a bottle, and cures not only cancer, but type 2 diabetes and arthritis as well.

She claims it is scientologically proven. If anyone out there needs some, I can arrange a special deal

I think people will definitely save water when the taps run dry. Thai planning at its masterful best!

9 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Indeed the "Thai roads" headline is suggestive.

It's the driver.

Bad weather, rain, too fast, super broad tires, push the pedal and off you go.

Laws of physics are widely unknown in SEA.

 

I remember this Thai "traveling businessman" always in a rush.

He smashed his 38 mio Lamborghini into pieces alone on a straight upcountry road.

Magically he escaped little harmed.

 

 

Sadly

OK, blame it on the farang jellyfish.... A thai jellyfish would never do such a thing.

Did the jellyfish have a work permit? Surely not..... Ha! The alien jellyfish was an illegal immigrant!

Time for a crackdown!!!

1 hour ago, Dunky said:

These incompetents won't be happy until they put everyone in the poor house. Apart from themselves of course, they will be enjoying chartered aircraft at the expense of the public purse! Their buffoonery is starting to wear very thin.

I would like to like, "like" this, but "liking" is like, not liked by the likes of them.

Ngu, ngu, pla pla

13 hours ago, daveAustin said:

Cheaper to live/more poverty/gangs in parts of Chicago than other cities? Overall, just the nature of the beast... the States was born by the gun and is still a very young country. Not having a dig, but most of its big cities are violent -- I've been to more US cities than probably most Americans. Although populations are much lower, look how relatively peaceful Canada and Australia are. Get rid of your guns, guys.

Would cotton grow in Chicago?

9 hours ago, simple1 said:

 

Already under way, plus some additional legislation enacted regards foreign ownership of residential property. Don't know if it applies to the London market, but a lot of foreign property ownership is due to parents buying property for their student children. Doubt whether foreigners buying property effects the "Aussie battler" or indeed the low income segment of the London property market.

I wish the right to buy UK property were reciprocal. If A brit can own property in Thailand, a thai can own property in Britain.

The question is does anyone in Thailand trust the Justice system,,,,,,,,,

15 hours ago, ExpatOilWorker said:

Wasn't Greenland named so because it appeared very green to the first explores? Must have been warmer back then. 

Real estate marketing hype........

Like " Ultimate luxury exclusive VIP prestige condo" in samut Prakan

and pigs will fly!

25 minutes ago, HerbalEd said:

What a cynic you are. Do you know cynics actually live much shorter lives than non cynics?

an optimist is a badly informed pessimist

If it were my choice he would have bullet hole between his eyes and a big mess behind him, with the shit in his brains for all to see.

But fortunately there is a system of justice in the UK, a country that probably welcomed him, educated him, and gave him the freedom to express his opinion and practice his religion.

I really just wish he would have had the same freedoms in Raqqa, or maybe I secretly don't wish it, and wish he were in Raqqa.

In actual fact, I think this subject is far to close to the bone for both people to be discussed on TV by pissheads, would be prime ministers and inventors of the next facebook (I include myself in all categories).

Which particular bone is really up to them alone: I suppose she took great care of his bone and she will take care of them in future.

I don't think he went into the deal without a good deal of thought.

Sounds like a good little earner for every for everyone in the gravy train.

3 minutes ago, Rob13 said:

 

lol

Yes, LOL, you guys could have had QE 2 as a dignified head of state, if George III had not lost his marbles at a crucial moment. I suppose that Donald Trump will be a worthy successor. Caveat emptor

I wouldn't kick her out of bed if she farted, but being an expensive escort doesn't really reflect too well on the dignity of America's first hooker lady. For that matter, Donald does not reflect well on America's collective intellect......... in case he is elected.

If I am not mistaken, shirts were not de rigeur 100 years ago... all in favour of that..

He could thank me for 25 years survival here. I am not complaining, just looking forward to my next 90 day reporting as an "Alien" ,which makes we feel as welcome as tertiary syphilis., after 20 years of paying more tax than he will ever pay in his life.

at least the name of the tambon is apt......

I hope the Aliens had work permits

17 hours ago, lostinisaan said:

 

   It's truly amazing how often you'll get Amoxicillin 500 mg capsules for all sorts of illnesses.

 

          The big problem is that you'll need an experienced Micro Biologist to find the right antibiotics for you if you really caught something serious.

 

       But if you think that you only take antibiotics when you go to see a doctor, you're wrong. It';s in milk and many other meat products. Scary shitt.

 

    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4092948/

my wife got prescribed amoxycillin for stage 3 cervical cancer by the local witchdoctor

If he wanted to represent the "DNA of Thailand" he would be better building it out of recycled brown envelopes!

Or 7/11 plastic bags