My guess is he will fall victim to the Computer Crimes Act. The revised version seems to cover all eventualities and is open to interpretation.
I certainly hope so.
When I renewed my police alien registration book last year I was expecting five years but got six. The officer said the extra year was because I had kept my book, now full, in good condition.
A fountain of knowledge on passports and immigration, Joe was also a scrupulously fair moderator. He will be greatly missed. My condolences to his wife and other members of his family.
May Ubon Joe rest in peace.
By denouncing you, the lady who sold you the vaping materials would also be denouncing herself and facing a higher penalty than mere possession. If it was a sting you would have been arrested on the spot. Since nothing happened, you have no reason to worry.
It is sad that Mobi has gone but, in addition to many treasured memories, we still have his books, which are well worth reading. He will not be forgotten.
RIP Martin.
If you think Pattaya or Khao San were wild, spare a thought for citizens and visitors to Chiang Mai. That was where it was all happening. I have never seen such craziness. Loved it when I was younger.
So much has gone. Sadly those hideous tattoos are still with us and, dare I say it, on the increase. It seems to be a growth industry and I'm allergic to it.