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A can of petrol and a fire pit is even cheaper. Even if the family did nothing he would still be cremated. I met a monk in Surin who was collecting donations for someone's cremation whose family couldn't afford the cost, there was no need for them to fly to Thailand.

Her sphincter did but that's a story for another day children, off to bed.

He can't decide that, he isn't the PM.......oh wait, of course he is.

according to Einstein she was weightless for a few seconds

and some clean underwear.

A bunch of grass and a step ladder are the minimum requirements.

Yes, very noble, they are in for another beating. For goodness sake doesn't PP have a political advisor, keep your mouths shut about rewriting the constitution until you are in power with a large majority.....study Thaksin to see how it's done.

He didn't bother wooing with mooing but went straight to the screwing, cows don't like that.

Indeed, barely back in Thailand and he is PM already even if his daughter has the title, one must admit Thaksin is a political genius.

She does have publicity on her side, the police don't like their cowardice and laziness to be shown in the light of day and if anything happens to her 'big shot' is the first suspect.

Who's concerned?

We aren't in a position to know anything with certainty. My opinion is that he is a part of this elite but he became a little too maverick, unreliable, and inconsistent due to his survival instinct, he is politically astute and his flag waves in the direction he feels will benefit him the most so he became an incalculable risk but even with all this opposition he still swam to the top, his elite brothers may eye him with suspicion but many still dance to his tune. Machiavelli would have been proud of him. Henry V would have had him beheaded.

That just shows the extent of his influence, the ultra conservatives had him in prison and yet he still managed to slip through their fingers, he is virtually untouchable, he is a danger to the military machine and they know it, he is an uncontrollable maverick, a survivor with his fingers in every pie. The ordinary Thai has no influence, the last elections showed how much the elite from every spectrum disdain public opinion which is why I doubt that the MFP or peoples party will ever change anything, look at the UK, over 150 years of working class struggle and the elite still hold power, land, the media, capital and the means of production are still in their hands, changing political parties changes nothing. How right Mark Twain was when he said, "If elections could change anything they wouldn't be allowed"

You need to be qualified? Surely a commission in the army and immense wealth is sufficient.

We all have our ambitions, be they great or small.

The Church of England this time, it would be better if the clergy from the Catholic and C of E met once a week to bang each other, a sort of 'nonce day' to spare the kids.

Go to the IDC in Bangkok

Money knows no borders and has only one international language, greed.

err, no, never wondered about that.

He'll be due for retirement when he gets out.

Looks a bit gay to me.

Yes, the pain is excruciating, nothing like a bee sting, more like a red hot poker being stabbed into your foot (I trod on one barefoot a few years ago) it lasts a couple of hours but no, you won't die from it.

I can't agree with that statement although I can imagine that in Bangkok and other stressful places the propensity to violence is higher than in more rural areas. I personally have never had any negative experiences with either taxi or tuk tuk drivers in Bangkok, on the contrary I have found taxi drivers to be most obliging, having said that I must add that I am not often in Bangkok so perhaps I've just been lucky.

Thank you.....I'll go in person as always, it seems less complicated.

Don't deep throat if you are an epileptic, it won't be a good night, especially near water.