nahkit

The go-to source for immigration information, his expertise will be sadly missed. RIP Joe

Agree it doesn't look like your typical rental but there is a sticker on the side for Turtla, which is a motorcycle rental company.

What are the chances of anyone from the armed forces being held accountable?

I can't get my head round how the digital system works - there is supposed to be a maximum number of tickets per set of numbers, which I believe is nineteen tickets per set. If all sets of numbers are produced in paper form and then distributed around the country, how can they then sell numbers online without exceeding 19? Are they reserving sets of numbers solely for digital sale only? If so, is it just a coincidence that incredibly lucky people are purchasing the full (or almost full) set of winning numbers via the digital system on what looks like a regular basis?

If you click the link to the full story it says foreigners without a Thai bank account can still claim the prize in cash. Plus there are plenty of foreigners here who have a Thai bank account, all those on a retirement visa or marriage extension spring to mind.

But so far only one is being investigated ..... hmmm

Well is is Teacher's fault? Oh No Is it Mommie's fault? Oh No Is it society's fault? Oh No Well is it Johnny's fault? OhhHHH NooOOO!

Uyghurs seeking asylum have a close affiliation with Turkey, estimates range from 50,000 to over 200,000 of them currently there. Both groups speak a Turkic language and there is supposed to be a 60% compatibility between the two versions. Since 1952, Turkey has offered asylum to Uyghurs fleeing from the Xinjiang region.

I have looked at the map and it shows that he would only have to pass through one country to get to Thailand, not 4, which is what you say, hence my question as to what 4 countries would he need to pass through? I'll assume that the reason you haven't answered my question is because you now realise that there is no necessity to travel through 4 countries to get to Thailand. Maps don't appear to be your strong point.

Which 4 countries would he have had to pass through to get to Thailand?

Did he actually say any of the above or did you just make it all up? Think you're the one with the real problem.

The article needs to explain how they came to obtain the winning lottery tickets otherwise its hard to understand what law has actually been broken.

Several states already have laws against using automatic weapons, including the AR-15, for hunting.

Just as well you don't live here then.

PT Barnum would of been a billionaire if he'd lived in these times.

Unless, of course, you're convicted in another country. Australia springs to mind.

The four million baht ransom was just to cover expenses.

Some clarification here :-

Have to say that I'm baffled as to the role of the Securities and Exchange Commission with regard to protecting the environment.

Don't hold your breath on that one, on the way into our village there are posters from other parties all offering varying amounts.

Must of fainted twice because that picture looks a lot like the office of a police station.

The alcohol ban was introduced in 2008 and they started to strictly enforce it in 2009.

Hands up all those who clicked on this just to find out what Baraku is.

Didn't the mother already forgive all those involved in return for money up front plus a monthly amount for the next 20 years? Over one year since her death and now new evidence emerges.

Ok, guess that's the downside of putting someone on ignore.