Sealbash
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Happens often. The mistake would be to believe she is actually as wonderful a person as your imagination has created her to be. This is seldom the case. In my experience.
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By that argument. 'God gave us the intelligence to kill our fellow man. Would it be unethical not to use the intelligence bestowed upon us'?
God gave humans the intelligence to allow development of this technology. Would it be unethical not to use the intelligence bestowed upon us?Are they playing God? It's a kind of Frankenstein story...ethical incorrect...should be banned
If it is to protect our own survival, then the answer is Yes
Are heart, eye, kidney, lung, etc transplants all unethical? Predestination? Sounds like Jehovah Witness talk.
All medications or vaccinations invented by man have improved life quality and life expectancy. How can we judge a new technology simply because we are unfamiliar with it?
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OP, 10m baht? And you wonder if it is safe in a Thai bank? Are you under the impression that 10m baht is one of the larger amounts a Thai bank has ever had in one account? I am glad for you that you have accumulated that wealth without any knowledge of financial institutions or the financial system of the country you are in.
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It's Thailand, expect the unexpected at all times. And don't doubt for 1 minute who would be at fault, I read many years ago where a Falang waiting at a bus stop where the bus lost its breaks and seriously injured the Falang, who's fault, the Falang. Why ? If he hadn't been waiting at that bus stop he wouldn't have been injured. I don't doubt some 15 years later things have change but believe me they'll find a way out of it
Unfortunately, there are people who read this forum that will actually believe your totally unfounded and unsupported fairy tale. Hopefully the majority of readers will recognize bar talk when they see it. A Farang blamed for a bus accident. Really?
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The US has it's own human-trafficking problem and deflect attention at home by calling attention to other countries problems...
The reason Thailand should continue tackling their human-trafficking problem is because it is the right thing to do for a humane society and culture...
The US ability to force their will on other countries is in decline...and that is a good thing...
The USA has many problems. But they do allow the press to be transparent about the problems, and they are proactive about correcting the problems. The USA is a large, diverse country, and any laws passed, any actions taken, must be considered carefully. The world judges the USA more than any other country. They do their best to ensure fair treatment of their legal citizens.
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OP, I applaud your foresight and wishing to ensure a secure future for someone you care about. Just ignore the usual negative comments from the posters who are jealous that they are not human enough to experience a real life. I have taken steps, through wills, designated beneficiary, etc to ensure all my earthly belongings go to whom I choose upon my demise. I would suggest you consult a lawyer regarding the lease, rather than endure all the negative comments you are sure to receive on TVF.
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With oil at a decades low this is the time to lift all fossil fuel subsidies.
What will be debateable is how much the fuel tax will be as prices rise over the next five years. Currently, the Thai government has lost billions baht in revenue from lower value offshore oil and gas. It may find itself in the situation that fuel taxes will rise as much as any near future increase in fuel prices. Thus far, the Junta has not shown it can make hard economic decisions because of its vulernability to being a legitimate government.
I do not think Thailand is losing billions in revenue due to lower cost of offshore oil and gas. Thailand is a net importer of petroleum products. Thailand GDP does not depend on the export of oil and gas.
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If you can not find one, they are not difficult to make. Some Cat 5 wire, a couple of terminals, and a pair of crimping pliers. On second thought, buy a few extra terminals, sometimes it takes more than one try.
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Are they playing God? It's a kind of Frankenstein story...ethical incorrect...should be banned
God gave humans the intelligence to allow development of this technology. Would it be unethical not to use the intelligence bestowed upon us?
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Alibaba (NYSE: BABA) is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. It never should have been.
By what criteria should Alibaba have been denied a listing on the New York Stock Exchange?
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Investigators said they would pursue all leads, including sex game gone wrong, lovers quarrel and attempt to cover up sexual violations and theft.
Those aren't leads, and none are even remotely pertinent to this crime, or finding the killer.
But sure makes for good copy when you really have no idea how to proceed.
I am not sure police forces always share all details of any investigation with news reporters.
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Can you image if this happen to a Aussie in Israel The Australian Government the UN and most of the world will go crazy
But Saudi Arabia nothing
Wake up soon
But I doubt that they will
Some countries have strict drug and alcohol laws. The whole world did not go crazy over a couple of Aussies caught with drugs in Indonesia. I doubt the whole world would go crazy over Aussie criminals in Israel. And the whole world will not go crazy over an Aussie breaking the law in KSA.
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No tourists don't care when there is some bombing.....Syria will the top tourist destination this year...
Does anyone have statistics on how USA shootings affect tourism? French grocery store shootings? Australian restaurant shootings? German airline travel? Why would tourists be so concerned over a very isolated incident of violence in Thailand? What makes it so different from all other countries? Everyone seems to believe Thai tourism will completely disappear, first protests, then street shootings, then a military coup, then the occasional unrest in isolated incidents. I sat in a restaurant in Bahrain, and CNN was showing the Saudi army rolling in, telling everyone that the country was in total mayhem. Eating our meal and enjoying a cocktail while watching this all on CNN supposedly taking place in our vicinity. Anyone with any intelligence realizes incidents in Thailand are localized. It is a large country The entire sky is not falling.
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Maybe no lights on the motor bike, there is quite a few of them
running about up here in CNX,no lights,dark clothes,nearly ran
into one a few nights ago.on the SuperHighway,most likely would
have been my fault if there had of been an accident,even when
they had no lights. take care,drive safe.
regards worgeordie
If we are doing "maybes", maybe the Brit was getting a BJ and not watching the road? We can "maybe" all day long, but in the end, it is only supposition, isn't it?
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Does someone sexually assaulting your sister warrant you kicking off??So even if he did cop a feel of this gal does it warrant three thai men bashing him up?
If it did happen it just gave the thai guys an excuse or good opportunity to bash someone up who was pretty pissed and not really likely to cause these three guys any problems.
Erm....yes, very much so.
You come across as a typical, "I'm farang and can do as I please". You cop a feel of my wife and what those 3 did will pale in comparison.
It seems you have very little idea of what goes on in Pattaya?
We are not talking the pillars of society here.
So save your moral judgements and righteous indignation for people who deserve it.
And so everyone should just accept it and allow it to continue?
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Lamptan 32W electronic ballast 169 Baht from HomePro (normally 245 Baht).
Or go LED for 549 Baht
or 399 Baht
or even 299 Baht
Sir,
I have had minimal (read "0") experience with on line shopping in Thailand. Are the products shown on your post quality? And do you actually receive what is advertised?
Signed
Cautious
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Do you (like Pattaya28) have personal experience of this or are you relating the commonly expressed view that the farang is alway to blame, irrespective of fault?
Amongst several other reasons....the possible accident reason is the one main reason I have never even given thought about owning and or driving a Motor Vehicle here in Thailand.A few years ago I had a similar experience, with the exception the Thai motor-bike rider did not die. He did brake both legs.
After going for my insurance company for untold compensation, which he did not get, the end of the story is I got 2 years jail. My lawyer got the sentence suspended for 2 years.
The motor-bike rider pulled straight out in front of me, but in court, being a foreigner, I was slaughtered. My legal costs were not small. My eventual fine was minute. I had my passport confiscated, which meant I was unable to leave Thailand.
I had the floor wiped up with me. Why ? Because I was a foreigner. Was on a hiding for nothing from the moment of impact. The police dealt with the matter in a very 2-faced way.
As a regular car driver here, this worries me a lot. I have always believed stuff like this to be one of the many myths about living in Thailand. 2 years in jail, even if suspended, and confiscating a passport seems excessive for breaking someone's legs. Were your lawyers in on it?
Maybe not on this thread, but I'd like to read a more detailed account of your unfortunate experience. Did you post it here?
Basically ( IF ) you do have an accident with a Thai person you are going to be held accountable regardless of the circumstances and or who did what and or what actually happened and who is at fault.
If the Thai person does not have insurance then who will be paying??
If the Thai person did have insurance then the Thai drivers insurance company will be thinking the foreigners insurance company should pay....even if the Thai driver was at fault ..and no doubt about it and obvious to everyone...the foreigner should pay.
If the foreigner has Thai company motor vehicle insurance then there is a good chance his insurance company will not cover him and think the same as everyone else....the foreigner should pay.
I would go so far as to say that if you were simply the passenger in a motor vehicle accident there is a very real chance they would try to hold you accountable in some manner.....and or try to make you part with your money...because you were there...that is why.
How can you dispute what was said in all sincerity in a bar, or posted on TVF?
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No ......take another airlineAir Asia are now penalising disabled passengers by charging them extra for wheelchair use. Now everyone can fly but at a cost.
There is only 1 solution boycott and blame them in FB.
I agree. Please let me know which airline has never had any complaint filed against it.
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Wait a minute, there seems to be more to the story, or the way the report was written is a bit confusing.
What speed was the car going that the body of the motorcyclist was 200m away from where the car stopped, with the "bike stuck at the front of the car"?
Must have been quite high speed, or the reaction of the driver was extremely slow. You can stop a car going 100km/h in way less than 200m!
Assuming the car went fast, it's hard to believe that a 68 year old rider would speed up to get in front of the car.
Seems to me that the car driver didn't see the slower motorcycle, maybe going way too fast. It's still the fault of the motorcyclist, though.
Then the car crashed into the motorcycle, she said. Don't know if it's poor English but wouldn't the motorcycle crash into the car if it was cutting in front of it?
Whatevr happened, it's sad to hear that the rider died, being one of many who will get killed in the next few days, as every year.
By TVF default, it is always the fault of the nearest Thai.
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Op. Do NOT give in. Just because you chose to marry a girl from a different culture, and you chose to live in her homelands, that is absolutely no excuse for her wanting you to accept her family values. Do NOT give in. You come from a western country that is much more advanced, your society is so much better, and you have paid the bills. Sooner or later she will accept this and bow to your superiority.
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And what a fishy name: Asian Air....If i were Air Asia i would sue them for using it.
Years ago there was an airline in Canada called Canadian Airlines. And another called Air Canada. I assume they sued each other until one went broke. But then, by simply reading the name, one could see the difference. Law suits are definitely the answer.
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So the Army are monitoring everyone's Facebook messages now?
Communications are monitored worldwide for certain keywords or phrases. Do you think this is not also done by the UK, the U.S., France, etc ?
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Root causes of bitter long-running conflict
Thai way or the high way!!!!!......
Brilliant observation. What country do you think they are in? Give in to this, and it will lead to more demands. Do you also condemn Syria for fighting ISIS?
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This is not the issue of how much the Thai worker is worth, this is really about the quality work of the local labor, which is quite crappy, Thai workers in general are not productive as their counterpart in China and VN, in most cases, they're lazy, irresponsible, dishonest and all around disloyal and uninspiring people to work with, hence the law remunerations they get for their mi pen rai attitude, I ought to know, I have employed hundreds of them in my factories both in Bkk and in up country....
Perhaps you get what you pay for, or your line management needs improvement. I have worked with Thais around the world. They are like everyone else. There are good, bad, and everything in between. Like any nationality, workers need to be properly motivated.
Thais working internationally are not the same people as Thais working at home....I too have worked with Thais in marine construction everywhere....and yes..they're very good.......they have to be as there's so much competition....but back here is a completely different story!
Do you think the fact they make more than minimum wage might be part of the motivation?
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