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Inshallah..................

<deleted>.............Six Deputy Prime Ministers !!!!!!! All of them under the thumb of one man. They really do have this sown up whichever way the dice roll. He gets removed or demoted to defence minister, tells the rest not to take up the premiership, then by default as defence minister steps into the chair again................There really is no hope for the Thai people.

I have an excellent spanner, and socket box set made by them, but I was unaware they made dentures....................

Why wait for him to be freed, it can, and is done inside the prison for a small fee. However, I can see your logic. Firstly make him suffer through a prison sentence.

I bet that doll was a lot cheaper than the one found on the beach.

If they think this is enough to go ape then they will be apoplectic when they look at the activities of all the Government officers, and their cronies living the high life, going on seminars, fact finding tours, etc. and creaming off millions while the local villagers live in subsidence wages. Which, I should add, is not limited to the Thai government, but is a worldwide phenomena.

I had to send a change of address form to my bank in Jersey last month. I sent the missus in to post it and emphasised it had to be recorded delivery. She came out 10 minutes later, no questions, no forms, just her Thai id number on the receipt with a tracking number. I think it cost around 180 Baht, and was delivered about ten days later.

Correct, if he gets in the Farangs should seriously consider upping sticks and moving out.

I first thought it was a river raft. I did not know these sunshades were called rafts.

After reading the title you just know this is going to be a popular thread.................so here is my contribution.................( however, personally I think what you cannot get in your mouth is wasted).

I bet the soup was a <deleted> to eat.............

They were not allowed to bring their goats on the plane............

There was another group on the east coast that called themselves The Baha Bikers. An eclectic group made up of Saudis and Foreigners. Used to see them on the causeway to Bahrain, a great site, many different models of big bikes. They also did a lot for Kids charities in both countries, not like these spoilt brats in Pattaya.

Yet this goes on week in, and week out without any action......................

Yet another case of bigotry, and racism within the Police force. All aimed at fleecing the tourist. If they are serious about people driving without qualifications then may I suggest a visit to our village, and surrounding countryside. I suspect you will be lucky to find 1 Thai in 10 has a valid license, while probably 80% of the bikes are not taxed, licensed, insured, or roadworthy. While I can see the logic in trying to stop accidents, please make it all encompassing. As for the rental shops being fined we all know that a little tea money each month will negate that factor.

So does this mean that the law brought out in 2014 no longer applies to buses................. Legislation that has been in place since 2014 states that all passengers travelling on buses and in mini-vans in Thailand must wear seat-belts. Transport operators must ensure their vehicles are equipped with seat-belts. Signs should also be on display inside the vehicle reminding passengers to wear them. Passengers not wearing seat-belts can be fined up to 5,000 Baht (compared to 500 Baht for car passengers).

I think that it all depends on the method used. Generally the best way to smoke meat is low and slow. If the temperature is too hot the result will be a charred exterior which results in hydrocarbons developing. Brining meat before smoking increases significantly the saline content of the meat, whereas marinading it gives it a protective coating. I guess like many other foods nowadays there is always good or bad depending on what article you read, everything from high cholesterol to cancers. Man has been smoking food for thousands of years, and I for one love it, especially as I do it myself so I know what has gone into it. At the end of the day it is a lot healthier than smoking cigarettes !!!

But you would like to...................

Not going to happen any time soon then...........

To perform anal sex.....................A fudge packer...............Personally I would prefer to use a wheelbarrow....

I had a similar problem with my AIS sim several years ago. I would receive on average four sms a day, in Thai. Apparently they were news flashes. Little did I know that they were charging me 2 Baht a time. My Wife contacted them, and they told her I had registered for it, which I had not. It took her another ten minutes on the phone to cancel them. Even then they said it will take 24 hours to cancel, so they still gouged me for another day. As Steve says, go to the shop.

The police, for a start.........

Shall we hazard a guess at his un-declared assets....................

I thought I read the other day that the BMA stated the removal of cables was to stop. Something about the telecom providers unwilling to pay a percentage of the costs?

Why do they not have a compensation scheme as other countries do regarding the police force. I believe in the U.K. it is called the CICA. I appreciate that policemen, and Women, are only human, however, surely part of their job description is that they are always deemed to be on duty. Therefore, on down time and getting drunk, leave any firearms safely locked away. A Government funded scheme for compensation would at least ensure this man received his money, which, sadly at the moment is as far away as our nearest star.