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The police likely own it.

I'd be kept awake with worrying about swallowing the thing.

Looks like he had a full helping of whatever he ate.

The mobile shop at the beginning of Soi LK Metro off Buakhao has a good reputation. Only open after dark; I forget their name. Chow Mein Charlies?

I was there with my dad at the training session in Bolton in 66 which was open to the public. I remember he mis-hit a volley and it sailed over the high fence and landed on the roof of a parked car. RIP.

Mostly jam tomorrow. "Vote for my new party so I can be PM".

Sickening. ⛄️

UK holding back on stopping the Chinese from entering the country (per BBC). The economy could do with a boost from a bit of money laundering.

They are going home so who cares.

It was in the OP. I too have since seen reports about assistance from Thailand, which should be a given. I have seen elsewhere (unconfirmed) that this place is Thai owned.

"the Thai side offered to help extinguish it but Cambodian immigration officials refused entry." Face more important than saving lives. 10 dead so far being reported by BBC.

They light up at night - a gold colour and look very impressive. Fake and for the holiday period only.

Aaah, the infamous office number 7. A few on here; me included; have been in that room and come out poorer. I was also instructed to learn to speak Thai. That was a few years ago and has turned out to be a one-off experience. It is intimidation and if you think about complaining it would be a bit of a dilemna for you. Is the person you complain to getting a cut? Will you be storing up trouble for the future? I would pay.

Good news. I wonder if people cancelling hotel bookings caused the change of heart.

Sounds a bit Stepford Wives to me. I would be steering clear of such a place rather than heading to it.

If that was the place on Soi Pothole, google maps says it is now Whiskers Bar. Oppsite Triangle Bar?

All palm trees.

Merry Christmas and a Rotten New Year from all ABUs. ????

I saw the previous effort; Knives Out; and left before the end because I couldn't follow the convoluted plot or Daniel Craig's affected Southern accent. No onions for me.

The trees they uprooted are now being replaced, no parking spaces, no underground toilets, no seating (as yet).

Plans seem to have changed and all in all it is a very poor image to project for a beach resort. One lane of traffic closed too. The workers from Myanmar were not available during Covid which likely stalled the works.

Some pics.

A quick update from the Beach Rd works: No parking bays are being built, just more palm trees planted and new paving blocks and kerbs are delivered and await fitting. From Dusit Thani they are now down to Soi 5. I watched the works near me today, mostly handballing buckets of concrete for some basic formwork. The workers are from Myanmar and about half of them are women, some very pretty ones too under all the grime and sun protection. I am told that they are the best workers about and will work a month solid of 12 hour shifts without a day off. Thais only want to work Monday to Friday and for only 8 hours per day. Pay is about 400 to 500 Baht per day depending on skillset. It is heavy manual work but they all seemed cheery enough.

She worked herself up into a right lather.

So no Liverpool fans will be voting for his new party.