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Pissed up idiot.

Nothing more needed. 

6 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Her husband (not "ex") did not set her on fire, that was the brother-in-law.            

 

 

Thanks.

Nice family. Not

41 minutes ago, parallelman said:

Then why use a Thai economical stratergy as his topic? He could have talked his family and how he proud of his daughter etc. and even say that in his opinion Thai peole need more help. But If the words of the OP are accurate then he was clearly giving advice and laying out a stratgy. I just hope that the military don't see his words and deeds as interference and decide to do something about it.

Because that was the basis of the dinner, not family relationships. 

The military will read what they want as they always do, the last coup was totally unnecessary but suited their needs at the time.

4 hours ago, paul1804 said:

Determining the source doest alter the devastation it will have on marine life in the area, his efforts should be towards detaining its spread and getting it cleaned up!! Typical !!!

Of course the priority is cleaning it up.

However, it would be good to catch whoever caused this, to ensure they don't do it again.

It is possible to do more than one thing in parallel. 

Nothing will happen, he's untouchable.

In many countries he'd be charged with assault. 

If the journalists really want change they should push that aspect.

6 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

 

I dont wear a helmet when on the scooter, I do on my big bikes though.

Why not on both?

You're just as vulnerable on both.

There are many older foreigners that have no experience of riding bikes. They then get a license here and just don't care as they think k riding a bike is easy, it isn't.

Also an experienced bike rider would always use a helmet.

Sadly not unusual. 

43 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

A very casual approach to transporting jewelry around. 

Are we sure it hasn't been left on some bar or table?

My thoughts too, at least put it in a secure bag.

It's not the first time I've heard something like this.

If it was the west I'd think insurance scam, but not so likely here.

48 minutes ago, London Lowf said:

 

Rather London than the South Devon coast - it's grim down here at the best of times.

 

London is not much better in winter.

I get your point though, Devon is lovely, in the brief English summer. 

1 hour ago, London Lowf said:

 

Many a true word spoken in jest - let's see where this goes!

 

As long as the lock-downs start after my return to Thailand in a few weeks then I'll be happier there than in the UK.

 

I can't get back for about 3 months.

I don't want to get stuck in London.

43 minutes ago, Confuscious said:

 

Sure, and the punishment will be 10 years in prison OR a 100 baht fine.
Mostly it will be the later ....

TIT

It will be pathetically low without doubt.

Especially as he's not Thai.

1 hour ago, Confuscious said:

You don't know anything about the work conditions in Thailand.
This is not a "highly developped country" like most countries in the west.
Workers need to buy their own safety and work utensils in Thailand.
Nothing is provided by the employer in most cases.
Compare it tot the USA where people were making a living walking on beams in a skyscraper without safety.

 

Actually I do, I've been travelling and living in Thailand for 40 years, hence the last sentence. 

Many employers now do provide safety equipment, not all I agree. 

Either way they can be held responsible for his death.

Is this just the standard smallpox vaccination by any chance?

15 hours ago, still kicking said:

House? My garden shed looks stronger than that.

It is amazing what some people have to live in.

So she doesn't want a convicted flour dealer in the cabinet.

It makes sense.

So this new marriage and remortgaging the house went on without the sons knowledge?

Sounds like he didn't have much contact with his father anyhow.

17 hours ago, Scouse123 said:

 

That's it then, I am taking up flour smuggling, it sounds profitable.

 

If the country doesn't recognise foreign convictions, why does it ask expats to provide police clearance certificates showing no convictions, from their home countries when requesting visas?

 

 

 

 

It only applies to us foreigners,  Thai are exempt.