kiwikeith

2 minutes ago, Aupee said:

Do you think that they have got rid of the law breakers by getting rid of street stalls .Since when has hitting the obvious got rid of the criminals, just punishes the wrong people.

Neither is the image of the B2 scapegoats due to be mur / executed.

The forgery business will relocate , Khao san road is now doomed.

9 hours ago, colinneil said:

Just another brain dead idea by brain dead people.

The brain dead bar stewards are slowly destroying Bangkok with these stupid schemes, what they fail to realise is tourists love what Kao san road was like before they tried to sterilize it.

Welcome to Bangkok the city where the only thing you will experience is nothing but empty streets.

Do not panic, these moves will allow/ make it easier for Chinese tour buses to get in and out.

Chinese shops and restaurants will take over , the buses will let them off, they will be directed to shop and eat, create havoc drop butts all over the place, throw food scraps on the floor or leave on table cloth , then be picked up for next stop. Pattaya.

1 hour ago, rwill said:

no ID in the wallet??? just 20 baht

 

Very unusual that this is not suicide.

He must have been transported to the  site, only twenty BHT in wallet so he obviously paid his taxi fare before delivery.

 

The three second hand trader persons that disappeared -- must be Burmese .

 

Any more clues required please contact Dr Watson.

 

2 hours ago, chrisinth said:

It is an extremely ineffective way to contain an illegal drug selling problem to only direct focus on foreigners.

 

And pretty sleazy to just do this for photo shoots while an entire industry is happening under their noses. Crazy.

As has happened in Australia and NZ, after the massive influx of foreign tourists, a big  drug problem mushrooms.

Cocaine was not heard of a few years ago, now LOS has its problems along with Meth.

The biggest maker of drugs to make P come from  ----- yes china.

And these people are masters of recruitment, they can recruit gangs/ and infiltrate governments and customs in whichever country they operate in.

I will stick to good old Thai beer.

 

 

23 hours ago, Raymonddiaz said:

UK will never extradite her because they don't believe in thai justice system. The so called justice by the people who did a bigger crime: Coup d'état. 

Then they agree with the Burmese 2 decision  if that is the case.

 

do not hold your breath as if extradition is going to happen she will visit brother and avoid.

also save face for UK.

 

Where is the Red Bull brat these days, why is he not facing extradition, Ying Luck is not as serious as him.:?:?:  ?

22 hours ago, Darcula said:

 

Then the Chinese table feast was served with lao khao, and there was much joy and laughter.

He left a clue on the shirt, W for did this for money for my  wife  .

 

6 hours ago, RotMahKid said:

Lazy cats or lack of snakes to blame? I only blame the persons who left this bag there out in the open. The only you can blame for the dirt  are people, they made that BKK became a dirty, smelly city. The rats are only looking for food, if you take that away the rats will go also. That make a city clean!

About a year ago Pratunam was looking quite good as the rubbish was being cleaned up every day.

Now it is lazy cats fault, maybe a rubbish clean-up of BK and some rat poisoning programme may help.

21 hours ago, saakura said:

Must have lost his mind at the reality of going back to Saudi Arabia. 

 

I rented a room to one of these guys in NZ, I had to throw him out as he acted like a maniac sometimes, he went ballistic when I threw him out had to physically push him out of the house, I called the police first but what a mood changer this guy was.

This guy at the airport might be in big trouble when he gets home if he is not connected . 

22 hours ago, Get Real said:

That´s exactly why they should have been shot off long time ago.

do not forget the king.\ has, A ASHELETER talking about the  mange dogs of course

PUT THEM DOWN

On ‎3‎/‎3‎/‎2017 at 5:29 PM, BigBadGeordie said:

"However, there were no reports of any action taken against the women."

 

"You have all been very naughty, now stand over there and face the wall for 30 minutes. Then straight off to bed with no supper."

No action was taken ,which explains that nobody was brave enough to burn some fingers, and why the African girls working Sukhomvit opposite Nana get ignored by the BIB.

Hi Jimmy

I have only lived in Hua Hin for a couple of years, but have only praise for the local Immigration Office. My 90 day reports take about 15 minutes and my yearly extension not much more.

I do not rent a property, but I see that there is a huge number of properties available to suit most finances.

Personally I like living in Hua Hin. It is pretty stress free and there are some good amenities.

If you need any specific queries answered then please get back to me.

Kind regards.

Kieran

 

 

Sent from my iPad using Thaivisa Connect

I have a house for rent in Hua Hin close to town, it will be available at the end of May, fully furnished.

It will be available for 6 months and reasonable rent.

If you wanting to find out if you like it there then this may be a good opp for you.

I will leave a nz cell number on here and if you txt me your number I will call you as I am in NZ at present return Sunday.

 

cheers Kiwikeith

 

Note from moderation team - Phone number removed as per forum rules, if anybody wishes to communicate with Kiwikeith, please do so by PM.

 

21 hours ago, HLover said:

Safe guess would be glued to the telly or on their cell phones.

 

The police are not wondering where the helmets are, the police do nothing to stop these juvenile idiots, the parents can do nothing as the kids will come back in three months, the parents ignore safety rules as most do and never wear helmets , Plenty of falangs don't wear helmets as well.

The grieving though will never go away, it stays with a good mother for life.

20 hours ago, rkidlad said:

If true, a nice lengthy prison sentence. Send a message loud and clear - a red light is not a suggestion!

 

Close to my NZ home there is a main road intersection with heavy use as it give access to another 2 towns.

The Police have installed  speed indicator lights at both approaches to the intersection and set the limit at 70 KPH.

The lights give fair warning to slow down, this calms the intersection down and it is now very safe.

Speed cameras also are in use so you must obey or cop a hefty fine.

 

Thailand needs these on it's highways with cameras, and with a big fine if your caught on camera of say 4/5 k BHT.

It also needs red light cameras with severe fines.

And furthermore it needs serious road patrols and a National driving/ education campaign, with signs and TV advertising.

 

Thais think they are bullet proof, the roads are like drag strips and this maniac maiming will continue until the Government gets serious.

Sadly I feel writing this , which most expats already know is a waste of time as nothing ever gets done.

All we can do is drive defensively, and be on constant alert for motor cycles.

 

 

On ‎4‎/‎28‎/‎2018 at 10:33 PM, trainman34014 said:

Obviously someone that knew it was there, so either someone in the family or they talked too loudly about it locally and forgot that 'walls have ears'.

I wonder who the BF of daughter was? , still stupid thing to do as a lawyer can settle a land transaction through the banking system online for both parties. Why take the cash home?? a set up here doctor Watson.

9 hours ago, YetAnother said:

news i cringe at; i live on the edge of one of the most well-known tourist areas in thailand; Already we have marked off no-go areas on our normal living areas due to the chinese invaders

let me guess, Chiang Mai, if so I used to live there and loved the place, I moved to Hua Hin after 3 yrs.

I was back a few months ago and went to the Sunday market street by Thapai Gate, as soon as I got there I turned away as the Chinese were entering the street in droves and walking over the top of anything in there path.

What a shame I loved that relaxing Sunday stroll around.

Chiang Mai has changed a lot, not the same anymore, sadly the bus loads of Chinese are turning up in Hua Hin, storming into restaurants , dumping butts everywhere and leave with crap littered all over the tables.

 

I know the behaviour of these corrupt tours run by crooked tour operators, as I used to drive tours and was a first hand observer of the shocking way they act. 

On ‎4‎/‎19‎/‎2018 at 1:44 PM, Thian said:

Show this on national tv before those brainless tv-programs start...

Might help, however, many of us myself included have been in heavy traffic with an ambulance trying to get through and the drivers just do no move, which always makes me think-- your dead if you need an ambulance to get you to hospital quick in LOS>

 

Sad state of affairs but your right these types of things should be shown on national TV, but loose face more important than life i'm afraid, it just gets crazier all the time sadly.

18 hours ago, AGareth2 said:

and a coup is not breaking the law?

Wearing watches is not shameful, nor is the non arrest of the red bull brat, not to mention the shameful B2 scapegoat saga that shames Thailand on a world stage.

20 hours ago, franckfranck said:

Could someone pls help me understand why many trucks do that? Do they seriously think 'decor' is more imp than safety? Esp the tinting of the windows at the bottom.

Why hasn't the enlightened one thought of this when he said he would have log books introduced within a month , but they have not appeared yet, he would get lots of brownie points for introducing strict rules for visibility in motor vehicles, but strict rule are worthless in LOS as no one takes much notice of anything.

13 hours ago, ukrules said:

 

The accident investigation should reveal who was at fault, if anyone. I doubt it would take an expert very long to determine if anyone is at blame here.

 

They can argue about liability in the courts later.

 

The driver was obviously taught at the red bull driving academy, dragging the guy down the road  = he was not aware he even hit the bike, was he breathalysed or blood tested, where's the log books the great one promised  about 6 months or more ago to stop these maniacs driving on speed and red bull.

The poor guy was lucky to survive, insurance or not he is another victim of Thai mad driver.

4 hours ago, cornishcarlos said:

Yet again, driver survives and does a runner !!!

I really wish they would put a mandatory jail sentence on anyone fleeing the scene of an accident.

If he gets beaten up by the crowd while he waits, unlucky...

Don,t worry he will come back after he sobers up or gets a good nights sleep, probably driving to long and fell asleep or the other.

19 hours ago, Thechook said:

Ah, Pattaya the world class family "Resort"

 

I know a Swiss man who manages a resort there, he describes it as a Children's Playground, for me I m over it in 3 to 4 days that is all I can handle, if I was younger maybe longer but the place is getting worse now al the time.

15 hours ago, YetAnother said:

and their arrogant assumption that all of us, including the thais who can and want to think, are so gullible; which is it ? just purely insulting Or an incredible stupidity on their side ?

I think they call this Thainess--

16 hours ago, PatOngo said:

25 expensive watches.....No problem.

1 dartboard.......................No way!

Is this a bullseye or BS

17 hours ago, Jip99 said:

Have to feel sorry for the song thaew driver - although no excuse for not stopping.

 

Not to mention the kid was driving underage, with no license this is irresponsible.

I have seen kids riding to school on bikes and the have to run beside the bike then jump on as to short yet to start of standing start.

Then you see three youngsters on a bike with a ten or nine yr old driving..

No excuse for the person who pulled out and the guy who did not stop, but this would not happen to a ten yr old if they were not allowed to ride bikes by their parents , and the police tighten up on this and bring in some school busses.