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Saw my German Shepherd doing the same and winning

Sodium Cyanid - lethal poison

2 hours ago, jenny2017 said:

Truck driver Songkran Naree, 45, who surrendered to police at the scene, said he was driving from Chon Buri to Kabin Buri when he dozed off behind the wheel, sending the truck crashing violently into the sedan’s rear.

 

     "Dozed off" should give him a place in hell. RIP.

no I would give him mitigating circumstances for being honest and not bother us wit another brake failure

Let the voice of the people be heard

19 minutes ago, Samuel Smith said:

How do you know they didn't get it fixed using their own insurance?  

good question. He (his wife) should try to contact their insurance and find out

2 hours ago, trd said:

It's sad that a law is even required. How can a motorist who is obstructing the path of an ambulance and is able to get out of the way, not do so when it's obvious that someone's life may depend on getting to hospital quickly. It's just common decency.

it's even more sad that the law will never be enforced even if existing - and nobody will care

So many misunderstandings.

They don't shoot panthers, they don't cheat, they don't own expensive watches ...

they don't ....

Sorry for them

The allegations against the monks will damage the reputation of the Buddhist clergy. These allegations have threatened one of Thailand’s key institutions,” Charoon said.

he don't care that the allegations might be true ...  and that the clergy themselves already took care of damaging their reputation

brazen impudence

while I believe there are honest monks existing with high morale it is obvious that there are too many who allow themselves to be quite  different 

Indicting seems to be a correct step forward

 - but I wonder how far they (or the court) will go

While being a celebrated movie star - having an uncommon body might have been a heavy burdon in society

Sounds too good to be true.

But why should it not become true? At least the insight is there.

This is what many of us are hoping for - why not consider it possible?

I am sorry for the negative comments here.

You dont't give them a chance - not even in your thinking

You might say I'm deluded. 

But if you call your negative thinking real - that's deluded, too

6 hours ago, greenchair said:

Is it possible to find a way to blame red shirt elements  for that. 

Surely it wasn't a democrat. ?

not necessary.

While I don't know to which political party she might be connected - knowing the red shirts' outstanding history of violence- it seems much more likely that it is them - if it has to to with political groups at all.

This statement must be allowed

Good to see that so many people -most of them -Thai -helped

No Thais are longer required to declare valuable items

No Farangs, too?

What can I say? ... Insanity

Best of luck - and help from enough of the right people

But don't forget this crackdown was necessary to end a violent tried coup

by people who laid siege on public ground and protected that in military manner. 

They intended to burn down Bangkok which they really tried in the end.

Those who joined those militants and became victims caused that themselves.

Only excuse might be naivity

The only mistake the than government made was to wait to long until they at last enforced law.

9 hours ago, yellowboat said:

Industrial grade BAD juju is more like it.  The whole island is in dire need of an exorcism.   Have no interest in ever going there after those Burmese kids were found guilty. 

... after those Burmese kids were found guilty. 

and oviously no effort was shown to prove that other suspects were not guilty