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1 minute ago, radiochaser said:

My Thai wife owns and manages a business in the U.S. of A. that has a gross yearly income of more than $1,250,000.00 year!  So if she wants to manage my finances (she doesn't) she would probably do a better job than I am!  She can read American English too.  

 

But can she pick her nose and send stickers on Facebook at the same time ? 

1 hour ago, 1FinickyOne said:

Actually, I always found it funny that some farang claim that Thai are stupid, yet even uneducated farm girls seem to learn enough English to take care of their farang husbands who can speak no Thai... 

Enough English to "manage" their foreign husband's finances anyways. 

14 hours ago, flyingtlger said:

What'd he think he was doing? A social science test?

Lock him up and don't ever let him near children....

Read again and you will see that it was the teacher who found him out that who was asking the questions. not the accused.

Did they recover the 10 baht chain worth bt332.000 then ? 

Were the items seized from her (it) the proceeds of the night's work ?

Anyone else missing some "bling" . Ahmed ?

2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Very helpful of them to assist with fraud after your death.  I bet that they wouldn't put that in writing.

Probably not, but then again, they probably wouldn't instigate a case for fraud either, given the scenario !

Probate is detailed under the Thai Constitutional Law and associated legalities.

As with almost everything here subject to individual interpretation and possible circumvention.

Seems he was "taking in the ambience" around soi6 on his own, not usual for these lady-geezers to harass a guy accompanied by a local.

2 hours ago, Celsius said:

I guess there was no sex that night. Will they hook up later? 

 

Always curious about these scenarios.

Doubt he'll get the bar-fine back, if that's what you're thinking !

2 hours ago, jacko45k said:

I think times have changed ...... as a UK person I would ponder why on earth would a Thai want to be illegal in the UK.

These 1st world countries are unable to handle the illegals that cross their borders by land or from the sea.... the few that fly in and come through legitimate channels, and would remain, are relatively small in number, and presumable financially more sound. 

Is Thailand any more '3rd world' than UK for example? 

I still see Hubris...

You mentioned Brazil, I always recall a liberal attitude to entering there, I got 90 days no problems IIRC.

Seriously ? Have a think about working and the work permit/visa situation. 

Thai xenophobic netizens being more enraged than when a monk is "knocking one out" on a public bus or the BTS !

12 hours ago, Darksidedude said:

Accidently ??

and "allegedly",..... apparently !

18 hours ago, zzaa09 said:

I can appreciated activism and strong demonstrations for just causes, but this instance was put to bed long ago. 

Instead of pasisionately dwelling on the past [water under the bridge], why not use some of that pent up energy and angst directed at the currently placed government that appears to be a replicate of the successive military/elitist brand of government

Could it be perhaps that they realize or, at least believe, that the incumbent government is spawned by Thaksin ?

12 hours ago, BigStar said:

 

OK. It was nonsense, as you know.

Pleased that you can admit as much.

5 hours ago, BigStar said:

 

I don't think so, unless you mean a Thai lady pedestrian trying to avoid being groped by one of the countless old male geezers.

 

That said, crossing Soi Buakhao may be the greatest such challenge in Pattaya. I happened to be over there yesterday to visit a watch shop, decided to have a cold one, and walked a bit in search of a bar w/ no music and few customers.

Nah. I mean exactly what I said.

On 1/1/2024 at 8:13 AM, jacko45k said:

Yes, the clue is in the name, once boarded and in one's correct seat it should just be trash tucked into the seatback pocket. 

Agree, although I guess most pax on long=haul have checked-in baggage, the receipt being stuck on the back of the boarding pass. giving half a chance of keeping it at least until baggage reclaim ! Which is where the warning to show the boarding pass should be, rather than too late at the immigration counter.

1 minute ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Are you a newbie on AN Forums? 

 

If you reckon my question is weird, stick around, you'll see some very weird questions.

 

Many of a "trolling" nature.

Have witnessed the pedestrian/ motorcycle interface on Soi Buakao a few times.

Often as a result of instinctive avoiding action concerning a groping ladygeezer .

You see what happens when the OP starts a thread. the meaning of which is rather hard to decipher ! 

4 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

The carnage has always been here. 

 

Did you not notice it before you relocated. 

 

So that means I should approve then ? Do you ?

16 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Why is it so difficult for many tourists to accept reality?

Precisely because they are tourists and are led to believe that Thailand is more "developed" than it is.

Perhaps she could use her tickets from a previous lottery....if she can find them !