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4 minutes ago, Kasset Tak said:

Thank god that I don't smoke, drink moderately and haven't been to any of those "soapy" places in years. Next will be diet to cut the down on the sugar tax and use my bicycle more... I have gained a lot over the last couple of years so I need both the exercise and the diet anyway. :)

Anyway, I know of 3 of these soapy massage places (up country) that has already closed down after the coupe, it's not by going there myself I know about is, it's because my Thai friends are complaining about it as there has been maybe 1 or 2 places like that in the entire province. Now my friends goes on to the "resorts" instead... cheaper and parking just outside the door.

Every man for himself.
Cycling is too dangerous for me here, as a sport to reduce weight.
I prefer the soapy massages as places for exercise than.
Is certainly more expensive in the long run, but is also healthy.
 

1000 baht increase in the cost of a soapy?
Sounds like a reopening of the old nataree is about to occur.

What about the follow-up costs?
A cheap entry-level model usually has high follow-up costs.
Similar to buying inkjet printers.
You get a printer for free, but the operating costs are then suck your blood out.
Soldiers have never been good merchants.

There are around 37500 schools in Thailand.
A budget of 38.000.000.000 Baht would mean that each school could spend 1 million Baht for modernization.

There are around 1000 public hospitals in Thailand.
A budget of 38.000.000.000 Baht would mean that each hospital could spend 38 million Baht for modernization.
 
 

6 hours ago, Sphere said:

Chanel.......

 

NSB deputy commissioner Pol Maj-Gen Chatree Phaisarlsilp said Monday that transactions of cash worth two million baht as clarified by Pat remains suspicious although the actress would confirm it came from her entertainment business.

In this small bag never fits 2 million Baht  in cash.
I wonder that the Thai entertainment business paid its artists in cash, and then still so high sums.
There must certainly exist a receipt for it.
Which entertainment organizer pays such high sums in cash?
 

19 minutes ago, 7by7 said:

 

Indeed.

 

But why are you bothered by seeing a stranger in the street wearing a hijab, a burka, a yarmulke, a kippa a turban, a cross or anything else which is a sign of their faith?

 

How bothered are you when you see monks wearing their robes in the street in Thailand; something which must surely happen every day?

 

Most countries have laws forbidding the display of genitalia in public; but if you want to campaign against those laws; go ahead.

 

Of course, phallic symbols are widely available, and worn, in many countries.

If you quote, please do not just quote single sentences.
The answers to your questions, are sometimes in the second sentence.

Example:
Everyone can believe in what he wants, as long as others are not bothered with it.

Indeed.

But why are you bothered by seeing a stranger in the street wearing a hijab, a burka, a yarmulke, a kippa a turban, a cross or anything else which is a sign of their faith?

How bothered are you when you see monks wearing their robes in the street in Thailand; something which must surely happen every day?


Second sentence:
Unfortunately, many religions raise the absolutist claim to power.

Do vou not see it?
That many religions raise the absolutist claim to power.
My faith is the only true and true one.

And that caused many problems on this planet?
 

Please no second turkey here.

10 minutes ago, survivalblue said:

How about driving a screwdriver into an innocent kids brain?  Is that justifiable for 15 years in prison?

15 years would be right there.
But under the influence of drugs one is insane.
This affects the penalty.
Penalty reduction under the influence of drugs.
non compos mentis.
Interesting as the influence of drugs in legal proceedings, then has a criminal reducing effect.
   

The system of jurisprudence should be reformed so that it can not lead to self-imposed or purchased judgments.

A court consisting of one professional judge and two appointees (Laity judges) has proved itself for light criminal offenses in many countries.

Every citizen can be called for this function for a certain time. The only prerequisite is, that the Laity judges do not have any criminal records.

In the process of finding the right judgment, the professional judge (has a university degree in law) explains the possible penalty frame and makes his penalty proposal. The lay judges can influence the amount of the sentence within the legal framework. The judgment between the three persons (one professional judge and two appointees) must be unanimous. Subsequently, a judgment is issued: In the name of the people (folk).

15 years for 0,25g ( 251mg) cocaine!
That is the weight of dirt under one fingernail.
Is from my point of view an inhuman misjudgment.

2 hours ago, Khon Kaen Dave said:

Were these the sort of security guards who carry guns? If so, i think the answer, is quite clear.

Some security guards are low-ranking ex-policemen or ex police candidates who have been dishonorously expelled from the police service. A weapon is never far away.

Insufficient reporting.
Did he drive a motorcycle (17 years old?) Or did he drive a car?
How he fight back?
Was he armed (gun?, knife?) or unarmed?
Was it self-defense or murder?

WOW
Pat Tantra Kul. 
A promising, beautiful name.

What kind of handbag brand she do prefer?
Transactions of cash worth two million baht,
that must already be a small suitcase.
 

It seems that the police are currently very busy with criminals in their own ranks.
Is there still enough time for the other public tasks?

555
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/972858-pm-asked-to-sack-the-revenue-department-chief-if-he-allows-shinawatra-family-off-the-hook-over-capital-gains-tax-payment/

Now the revenue-department-chief in a sandwich position.

Bye bye tax evasion.

The power relations are clear.
Always card blanche for the rich and powerful.

I agree.
Religion should be privacy.
Everyone can believe in what he wants, as long as others are not bothered with it.
Unfortunately, many religions raise the absolutist claim to power.
My faith is the only true and true one.
With the result that religions prescribe what one has to believe and how to live.
And then it begins, that religions become a harassment and narrow the freedom from people,
who do not believe in the same thing.
And unfortunately these religious books are full of hate, murder, and manslaughter.
And also the dealings with other- or non-believers are regulated there.

My God is my penis, but it is not necessary to show my God constantly in public and to bother others with it.
 

Finally a good judgment.
It should not be a problem to leave out religious headgear at school and at work.
A high European court has thus decided.
This judgment does not harm anyone, either personally or financially.
Rather the opposite.
Get to know other people without a predisposed religious focus.
This judgment will certainly facilitate the co-existence of people at work and at school without prejudices.


 

7 hours ago, Lupatria said:

Either get the drivers well trained, enforce the law with harsh penalties, have thorough inspections, or get these rolling coffins off the roads. This may pen rai attitude when it comes to risking lives is disgusting!

It has nothing to do with the vehicle type.
Even with a minivan you can drive safely.
The problem are the drivers.
Here are simply too much brainless Yabaa drivers on the steering wheels.
Allowing one of this brainless types to drive a vehicle is the same as to give a two-year-old child a razor blade to play.

 

9 hours ago, onemorechang said:

Mini van drivers , are truly the worst drivers on the roads.

They show the highest  level of disregard to passenger safety.

 

Completely agree.
And they also show the highest  level of disregard for all other road users.
Just yesterday, such an minivan idiot was tailgating me when I overtook a truck.
He has approached my rear bumper up to 5 cm at a speed of 120 km / h, for the whole time of overtaking.
If I only had taken my foot of the gas, there would have been an accident.
There are really zero IQ drivers out on the roads with the brain size of an amoeba.
Unfortunately, not only do these idiots die, they also drag many innocent people into death.

According to the land title deed, Alisa bought eight tracts of land with a combined area of 57 rai worth Bt298 million, from Supachai Srisupak-aksorn, the former chairman of bankrupt Klongchan Credit Union Cooperative (KCUC), in 2013.
Investigators say they have also found the money trail which shows funds were diverted from the temple to Alisa to buy the land on behalf of the embattled temple.

This is a joke.
The ten thousand deceived savers of the Klongchan Credit Union Cooperative will be glad to hear that.
HiSo Monopoly with offshore accounts on the British Virgin Islands.
Pity, no one gives me Bt 300 million stolen money for free.
 

They should also enact a law that all vehicle drivers are obliged to ensure that their vehicles are technically functioning.
a. That the lighting system works and is also switched on in darkness.
b. That the brakes are working. 
c. That the tires still have a profile.
Too many idiots drive around here on their motorcycles at night without light.
Many want to save money and do not take care for safety-relevant repairs.

2 minutes ago, robblok said:

That is a big IF... because who said it was done by an accountant. But I know I as an accountant would not sign off on something like that without some proof. But usually accountants (and the tax man) worry more about costs proving those.. if someone says he has a certain amount of cash income we accept that because why would anyone say he has an income that he does not have.. you pay tax for nothing. So  for income we are easier (making sure that not too little is declared) 

If somebody want to clean black money, then they do it the other way a round. Declare income where is no money coming from, to white wash the black money. after tax it is clean.

Incredible and shameless.

What can be seen in the photos of hemp does not look like 36 kilos.
And 10 potted plants. Worth 720,000 baht? I think the rainbow press likes to exaggerate.