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JoeLing

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  1. 1 hour ago, simoh1490 said:

    It doesn't matter, she will not be charged with overstay if she is in police custody.

    And even if she would be in hospital with a letter from the doctor,
    she still would need to get an extention of stay or pay overstay
    (Most big hospitals will liase with Immigration on your behalf)

    So same if you're awaiting court - for whatever reason - and you
    overstay, you will need an extention of stay or, pay a fine of
    500THB per day of overstay up to a maximum of 20'000 THB
    (A lawyer could act on your behalf and get the extention of stay
    as you wont have your passport)

  2. If the dogs are killed humanly I don't see a problem. Many of us who have lived in sois with roaming packs of dogs have often thought of dispatching them when they keep us awake in the dead of night!

    Killing Humanly?

    From what I know, humans kill each other with bombs, napalm, guns, knifes, torture ....

    Humans are actually pretty cruel when they kill each other. So why should animals suffer

    the same faith?

    If I would be an animal, I rather be killed in a fast, painless way but for sure, not humanly.

  3. What a disgusting lot you are, the lady spends thousands trying to do a good thing and you have no empathy for her plight, that's why I love dogs more than humans, they don't have hate like you subhumans, I hope you all live in Thailand because the west doesn't want your type.

    What is disgusting is, this woman spends 7'000 pounds to allegedly save ONE dog

    when the same money could have been used to provide access to clean water and

    sanitation to 7'000 people in developing countries for an entire year BUT,

    probably she wouldn't make any headlines with that. sick.gif

    Maybe the right slogan for her would be:

    Safe a dog (maybe), let 4500 children die a day sad.png

    What a cretin, so she was looking for headlines you think? What business is it of yours what she does with her money?

    .... subhumans

    .... cretins

    You're pretty fast with your insults, aren't you?

    Maybe this good lady should have spend her money on better education for you coffee1.gif

  4. What a disgusting lot you are, the lady spends thousands trying to do a good thing and you have no empathy for her plight, that's why I love dogs more than humans, they don't have hate like you subhumans, I hope you all live in Thailand because the west doesn't want your type.

    What is disgusting is, this woman spends 7'000 pounds to allegedly save ONE dog

    when the same money could have been used to provide access to clean water and

    sanitation to 7'000 people in developing countries for an entire year BUT,

    probably she wouldn't make any headlines with that. sick.gif

    Maybe the right slogan for her would be:

    Safe a dog (maybe), let 4500 children die a day sad.png

  5. In my life as a human being, no one cares if I am a foreign species
    living in the tropics, no one cares if I have flees or ticks. Should I
    have been beaten, ripped off, be broke or sick and ask for help,

    people write innuendoes telling me it's my own fault. Should my
    country be at war or suffer starvation, it's my own fault.

    In my next life, I want to be a dog.
    They get just so much more compassion then humans get.

  6. Sweeping leaves is not working coffee1.gif

    I occasionally sweep leaves, no not to clean the place from rubbish and I don't
    consider that as work but is a good way to meditate and exercise. Just like golf
    would be for some people, just a little bit more gentle.

    In Theravada and Zen Buddhism, sweeping leaves have a long history and is
    an established form of meditation and is practised in many villages and almost
    in every temple here in Thailand.

    As a long term resident of Thailand, he's probably just practising meditation wink.png

  7. Ohhh how tragic.
    Man left because he was probably "sick" of his friends and they report him missing.
    Probably only through the swift action of Samui Times, the "missing" person was
    reunited with his friends. (Just wonder how sick he will be tonight?) facepalm.gif

    Apart from his personal details, no other information was released. Suppose no
    one is interested why he left or how he discovered he was missing but at least,
    the media could have posted his credit card details too! wink.png

    I'm lost since almost 50 years and no one seams to miss me - yet. coffee1.gif

  8. All over the world, not just in Thailand.

    Walking on water, living in the belly of a wale, raising the dead, a white guy born in the middle east, an African named moses who looked like Charleston Heston, or penguins from antartica who walked to the desert in the middle east to get on a boat!cheesy.gif

    And that is only one of many popular superstitious cults in the world!wai2.gif

    Penguins on the arch?

    How long did it take Moses to check if they were gay or not? :-)

    Errrr...Moses never made it to the ark

    Moses was born in Africa, lived his entire life in Africa and died in Africa.

    He never even made it to the "promised Land'.

    Moses was an African man. Noah was probably a dark skinned middle eastern man, like Jesus.

    attachicon.gifMoses_answer_1_xlarge.jpeg

    Erm, who ever said Jesus was white? And i suppose people thought he spoke English as well and not Aramaic?

    Ohhh? And I thought he was talking German :-)

    Now I wonder, what language do ghosts speak?

    Do foreign ghosts need work permits to spook people in Thailand?

  9. Middle Ages ignorance and superstition is alive and well, and living in Thailand.

    All over the world, not just in Thailand.

    Walking on water, living in the belly of a wale, raising the dead, a white guy born in the middle east, an African named moses who looked like Charleston Heston, or penguins from antartica who walked to the desert in the middle east to get on a boat!cheesy.gif

    And that is only one of many popular superstitious cults in the world!wai2.gif

    Penguins on the arch?

    How long did it take Moses to check if they were gay or not? :-)

    Errrr...Moses never made it to the ark

    Moses was born in Africa, lived his entire life in Africa and died in Africa.

    He never even made it to the "promised Land'.

    Moses was an African man. Noah was probably a dark skinned middle eastern man, like Jesus.

    attachicon.gifMoses_answer_1_xlarge.jpeg

    Well, I wouldn't remember.

    That was well before my time.

    Never met the guy ;-)

  10. Middle Ages ignorance and superstition is alive and well, and living in Thailand.

    All over the world, not just in Thailand.

    Walking on water, living in the belly of a wale, raising the dead, a white guy born in the middle east, an African named moses who looked like Charleston Heston, or penguins from antartica who walked to the desert in the middle east to get on a boat!cheesy.gif

    And that is only one of many popular superstitious cults in the world!wai2.gif

    Penguins on the arch?

    How long did it take Moses to check if they were gay or not? :-)

  11. Half the international and national media reported the incident in Pattaya,

    So whilst people from Europe, America to South Africa, from Australia to

    Japan read those news from Reuters, ABC, BBC to Alejazeera, the Nation,

    Bangkok Post or what ever other news outlets, according to the Phuket Gazette,

    Deputy Commander Peerayuth Karajedee . . . .

    attachicon.gifimages.png

    “was unaware of the arrests in Pattaya”

    I wonder how many of those were printed in Thai.

    It was plastered all over the Thai news too.

    http://news.sanook.com/1944350/

    http://www.dailynews.co.th/regional/377794

    http://www.tnamcot.com/content/397384

    .......

    .......

    .......

    Seams to me, poor Deputy Commander only reads the

    paper with the winning lottery numbers as that was probably

    the only paper who didn't report on the story.

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