Misterwhisper

Reading the headline alone I KNEW that this OUGHT TO BE a TAT release.

Whenever you read "Thailand" and "among best countries" (or "top countries" or "hub of this and that") in a headline you know exactly where it's coming from.

Ah, Thai-style democracy, you ARE a very curious, endemic shrub.

5 minutes ago, bendejo said:

Improper toilet training, lack of attention from mother, and undersized genitalia is really what these protests are about.

 

 

Air ventilation?  At an intersection?

 

 

Probably in one of those cozy police booths where they hang out all day long and which I half expect to be furnished with a cushy bunk, karaoke machine and mini bar, too.  

Funny. I always was under the impression the entire RTP actually was "a danger to the public". Well, I guess it's a matter of perception.

13 hours ago, nausea said:

The Republic of Korea is South Korea. North Korea also has "Republic" in its offical title, which can be confusing to plebs like me. I mean, I assumed they meant South Korea, but I had to google it to be sure. 

I doubt the other one, the oddly named "Democratic Republic of Korea", would be able to gift "food bags" at all. They've got nothing themselves.

It truly has been raining cats and dogs maew lae maa for the past week.

1 hour ago, Aussieroaming said:

The RTP should be able to concluce the case tomorrow given that Joe Ferrari was following the Standard Opeeating Procedures and behaviours that were set down by previous generations of the RTP and dutifully followed by the current generation of the RTP. 

 

Joe Ferrari will now become a fallen hero, whose priciples and ethics will inspire future generations of the RTP.

Maybe he should be appointed justice minister to join the ranks of his fellow black sheep, Thammanat.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

There is nothing to worry about,” he said.

And that is exactly what makes me worry.

2 hours ago, fangless said:

Can anyone explain the sentence above to me. 

What are they doing to make them open enemies outside of Parliament?

I am glad you asked, because I've been brooding over that sentence for 10 minutes, trying to make sense out of it and starting to question my cognitive abilities.

3 hours ago, klauskunkel said:

Him again. Now branching out to actively protect the Thai religion. From there it's just a short step to protect Life, the Universe and Everything. Go for it..., but smoke some weed first.

If he were female I'd call him a goody two-shoes in wolf's clothing. Since he ain't, a "Dudley Doright who's a bit too close to the Dark Side" will have to suffice.

45 minutes ago, Scott Tracy said:

Some of the funniest people I have known are Anglican vicars. 

Especially after a few bottles of sherry.

23 hours ago, webfact said:

many cases in recent days of people - even monks - organising illegal parties especially those involving food and alcohol.

Yet another case for the reactionary hypocrite, Srisuwan Janya.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

the investigation of the high-profile case is now 80% complete.

I've always wondered how they actually measure that. You only can measure the completion state in % of anything if you already know the end result.

However, in a criminal investigation there are so many variables - with new aspects possibly being added as the investigation tags along while others turn out a dead end  - that it's simply impossible to calculate an accurate percentage figure.

All you can say is that an investigation is "100% complete" once it's actually concluded. But any increments in-between that are pure BS. 

They broke ranks? I wonder why.

(Ching, Ching!)

15 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

Obviously chose not to use the TAT calculator to work that one out.

I guess the batteries on the TAT calculator are depleted because it has been used too excessively over the past 12 months.

50 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

Still as regular as clockwork around the bars that are still open in Nana. Every night without fail.

Haven't been to Nana Plaza in 15 years. And why would I want to go there?

There always were nut sellers elsewhere, too, you know. In the restaurant areas in my neck of the woods, for example.

Yes, I noticed the conspicuous absence of Indian nut sellers over the past year or so. Glad to learn that they will be back soon.