NoshowJones

Exactly. Run by a bunch of unelected soldiers.

Yes, but that's in a normal country, not a Banana Republic like Thailand.

Who is this agent? You are not defaming anyone by asking a question. Or even name the street they are in.

The typical mentality of unelected soldiers.

As long as the soldiers are not losing out financially, to hell with the rest of us.

That's what you get when you have unelected soldiers attempting to run the country. Offshore accounts need regular topping up.

I honestly believe that if there had been a properly elected government since 2014 right up until now, the GBP would at least be about 50 Baht to the pound today, much the same as it was when the unelected PM stole the country.

I would particularly agree wit your last sentence if Thailand did not have an unelected PM and a bunch of tinpot soldiers.

Open buffets, you mean all you can eat buffets, with the Chinese coming????????????

Or people coming from side lanes on to the main road without looking.

or underage riders given the keys of the bike by their parents.

Joe Hart's Joe Harts screw up had nothing to do with The Rangers coming more into the game. It was when Greg Taylor went off and was replaced by JJ. I cannot understand why GT was replaced by JJ instead of the Argentina guy, although there was something about JJ being unwell. IMO we would have won the game but for GT having to go off even allowing for us not getting that penalty.

Thanks Lou, But I'll just give it a miss. I prefer doing things online than by using the phone.

Thanks, but if I cannot register the same way I do with Lazada and other online sites, I will just give it a miss.

Very interesting answers here. I will send you a PM later today. I will do things by the book, but up to a point, just because something is law does not always make it right.

If you read the UK newspapers, I think you will find that Thailand, with a similar population is much worse with crime than Thailand. I can walk the streets of Bangkok and Pattaya in safety even after dark. Try that in any major UK city.

I come from Scotland same as you, But my views on this are well known, I do respect you as a poster, but disagree with you on so many things. let's just say I have a very strong hatred of the illegal Thailand soldiers government, despite that, Thailand is still much better to live in than anywhere in the UK.

There are two near me who won't even come near me, I battered both of them with a very large stone when they attacked me as I was riding my bike.

I have 5 cats, one is 15 years old, the other 4 are between 8 months and 2 years old, every so often a cat will die after a short illness, I told Mrs Jones that the cats should get vaccinated. What vaccines should she ask the vet for?

But how often are they working?

If you are not driving too fast approaching the crossing and stop gradually that would help, but you could say that anyone wanting to cross the road should try and wait for the traffic to stop, but then the problem is that in most cases the drivers don't notice the crossing until they are almost on it. There is no easy answer to this at all. But as I said flashing lights on a pole at each end of the crossing and zig zags leading up to it would help..

If you are in a line of traffic, you will not notice a zebra crossing until you are almost on it. What is needed is to copy the way zebra crossings are in the UK with posts with flashing lights at each end and zig zag lines. I will even go as far as to say that there should not even be zebra crossings at all, they should be replaced by pedestrian lights with a button to press when anyone wants to cross the road.

So it is not available in Thailand then.

People driving or riding on the wrong side of the road, enter the road from side roads without looking, overtaking in the face of oncoming traffic, behaviour at right turns/U turns, speeding etc, etc, etc. Oh! and mostly DUI.

I'm not a supporter of corruption, but if anyone has used corruption on me I will do so back if I think I will get away with it. ie I do not agree with motorbikes over about 250cc not being allowed on some carriageway, so I always have 400Bt in my pocket in case a policeman stops me, done it a good few times over the years and only been stopped once, and it ended with a handshake.