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There would be an uprising in Isaan if the govt tried to push this through.

I wouldnt fancy being in Mr Bulls shoes if the jet ski mafia get hold of his address.

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I support this brave act, wish other would too, because it's act's like this that change place's for the better.

You support it, but not enough, but use your own name to do so. #KeyboardWarriorFail

Wonder if, when Mr Mayor says he knows some honest cops, he means the ones that went after his Dad.

I am waiting for the mayor to call in some of his Dads mates to sort out the jetski mafia. Nothing like a oldskool gangland war to make people now who really runs the town.

Rayong town is a good place. Booming economy, lots of new housing developments, good shopping, cheap restaurants etc. Dont live there but stayed there several times a year over the past 7-8 years.

Time to call in the snipers.

I wouldnt fancy being in Mr Bulls shoes if the jet ski mafia get hold of his address.

I would also like to add my own warning . . . to people thinking of buying a kettle. I have a new model Philips electric kettle. Twice in the past week i have come close to severely burning my hand when pouring water into a tea cup after being distracted by a bloody Thai.

I can only conclude Thailand is not a safe place to own a kettle owners. Do not buy one ( Unless you want to buy mine which is going cheap.)

Back to normal for me now. All sites working again on TOT ADSL.

Similiar problem with TOT - half the sites hosted in US that I want to see arent available. The UK sites I usually look at are all OK though.

Can view all sites using my AIS GPRS connection OK, so it is a TOT problem rather than anything related to undersea cables.

I guess someone at TOT flipped a switch off before they went home last night and the problem will only be discovered around 9am on Monday morning.

Forum rules:

9) Not to discuss proxies or other methods of bypassing government blocking of websites.

Presumably that excludes discussing forum sponsors VPN Networks that offer this service.

Thats a big freaking Quake. I noticed my rabbit, Mr. Hoppy McSpudbuck, was acting strange during the time of the shaking and he's in Bangkok .

Please keep us updated on any jitters that Hoppy has in the coming hours. It could be the advance warning we need to avoid a major disaster.

I think we should let bored Thaivisa members edit the news to make it more to their liking. Personalised news - it could take off.

Why oh why oh why etc.

Does this mean that, in effect, both Koh Chang and Koh Samet are now alcohol free????

Old story, the ban on alcohol in parks was put in place a few weeks ago. The beach areas of Koh Chang arent in the National Park, so no effect at all. All of Koh Samet is in a National Park - which is why you have to pay the park entrance fee to go onto thew island. But I am pretty sure a blind eye will be turned to alcohol sales there . . if not the tourists will disappear.

Come on people, make an effort and go to Koh Samae San or somewhere like that instead. Has a beautiful deserted beach and hardly any tourists.

Bangkok Pundit did a piece on this a week ago. As Abhisit was born in the UK and his parents werent diplomats then he is a British citizen, whether he likes it or not. No proof anywhere that he has ever revoked his citizenship. He has never denied it

Does Bangkok Pundit have access to Google?

Abhisit denied this later, saying he was not a UK citizen.

http://www.nationmul...s-30147636.html

If Abhisit is British, a claim he denies, attorneys hired by his wealthiest political opponent claim he can be tried for “crimes against humanity” in International Criminal Courts.

http://www.globalpos...ish-citizenship

Pretty sure he has access to Google - in Thai language too which is why he found what Abhisit really said - word for word, which was not an outright denial, Different from what The Nation, a pro-Dem paper, reported.

Chiang Mai is a bit too bannock. Too many Thais there.

Imagine Thailands GDP if drug shipments were included in the official figures.

Bangkok Pundit did a piece on this a week ago. As Abhisit was born in the UK and his parents werent diplomats then he is a British citizen, whether he likes it or not. No proof anywhere that he has ever revoked his citizenship. He has never denied it, except to say he paid overseas student fees when he studied at Oxford Uni. ( But this doesnt mean he isnt UK citizen, just that he didnt live permanently in the UK.)

No Thai journalists are going to start bringing up the subject of where their leaders were born and whether they are still citizens of the UK or USA.

Got a couple of bottles of palm oil in the kitchen. PM me if you are interested, special price for TV members.

Cant help but to think that the Copyright Police arent pulling their weight in Pattaya.

Interesting that the Air Force top brass allocating cash from their secret budget to upgrade the planes before the cause of the accident is known. It is as though they needed a convenient excuse to shell out 7 billion baht on a deal which no doubt will benefit all parties.

And next thing you know they will discover that the F16s are really too old and they need new planes.

Well if a man in in a bar in the busy tuna fishing port of Chiang Mai says there is a shortage of tuna then it must be true. Cue panic buying.

So will homepro now be owned by Big C

Highly unlikely as Homepro is owned by a company whose three partners are Land and Houses Group, American International Assurance Co., Ltd. and the Sarasin family.

By using the word Hull in the text on the main page and also in the Description and Keyword meta tags they are deliberately targetting anyone searching for info about the Hull Consulate. But nothing wrong with that, makes sense to do it. They dont claim they are the Hull Consulate anywhere.