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Chelseafan
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Isn't it strange that posts regarding ladyboys always get a large amount of view/replies...maybe we're all in denial :)
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Silly girl, there's no room for this sort of behavior in Thai society.
p.s. where are the original pictures
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I really don't understand tourists who take drugs in a country that has very severe penalties if caught. If you are going to do drugs...don't do it in Thailand.
The embassies are NOT going to get you out of prison!
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I notice that the Baht gained 2% against the pound this week coming in at 42.97, it's since lost a little ground and currently pegged at 43.14. I am at a loss as to why the baht is so strong against the major currencies. Perhaps someone can enlighten us ?
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Time for the real story".
Yes, what is the REAL story ? It seems odd that a random stranger would stab a guy 16 times while he was sleeping. There's more to this.....
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14 hours ago, sandyf said:Exactly, and it is not just the border control that is a problem, some just want to stick their head in the sand in respect of the human aspect.
I was exporting to the EU before the single market came into being. Many small businesses came to us looking for information and many walked away shaking their head saying why do you put up with the hassle.
With the additional paperwork and the possibility of having to recertify, many will kick exporting into touch and downsize the business.
I import and export to the EU and whist I really have no idea what is going to happen I'm optimistic that the current rules and regs will remain. In principal there shouldn't be any need to change as the infrastructure to trade with the EU is already in place.
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5 hours ago, Airbagwill said:Conned?
Absolutely. The whole point of the EEC in its basic form was to enable free trade among sovereign states. This is what we were sold. I doubt very much that the vote would of gone the way it did had people known what they were voting for 30 years down the road. JMHO
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On 2/27/2018 at 11:35 PM, FritsSikkink said:Has NOTHING to do with Brexit, it hasn't even happened yet. It is the Tory government who is responsible
I'm not particularly political but to say that the Tory Government is responsible is in itself naive. Issues regarding lack of housing and homelessness have certainly been around in my 40+ years on this planet. The issue is that no government whether Tory or Labour has the desire to resolve it.
The problem is certainly bigger than 30 years ago but then the population has risen from 56m to 65m with very little investment in infrastructure.
Blaming the Tories for all the ills in the world is silly, I could just as easily counter that it was down to Labour that we're in the shit that we are by spending big in the boom-times rather than being sensible.
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10 hours ago, missoura said:Some people should not have passports.
Some people should not have oxygen...
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4 hours ago, watcharacters said:Hats off?
Yes but face-masks on
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I hope he get caught soon and we're not left in LIMBo
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On 3/28/2018 at 5:49 AM, InMyShadow said:
How about adding another train to the BTS airport link first. It's a nasty experience
"....too many farang....if farang not in Thailand then BTS OK"
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"225 billion" + brown envelopes = "500 billion"
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21 minutes ago, Thian said:
They won't steal from me, i now have a pack-safe backpack which has a steel wire mesh and a solid lock.
Last year in the plane there was a chinese-looking guy who came from the back of the plane, got my backpack out of the compartment above me to open it with me looking at it from 50 cm distance...when he put his hand in it i stood up and yelled at him to leave..
Be carefull out there...
Nothing a good knife won't open....
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Why would anyone want to visit the beaches in Pattaya and Jomtien anyhow. Cigarette butts are the least of the concerns. This is a smokescreen to cover up the underlying issues of poor sanitation, constant flooding and a general two-thumbs up at Mr and Mrs Farang. I would rather smoke a packet of 20 than swim in the sea....Perhaps when the Thai's have their own house in order THEN they can berate the foreigners.
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15 hours ago, yardrunner said:
or as Winston Churchill once said their are lies damn lies and statistics
I think that was Benjamin Disraeli.
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16 hours ago, daoyai said:
17 people were killed because 1 mentally ill guy killed them. The laws were in place to have prevented this, he slipped through the huge cracks in the system. The failure is on the enforcement side. Statistically American school kids are very safe.
What statistics? I would argue that they are the LEAST safe of any civilised nation on the planet. This isn't the first shooting nor will it be the last until action is taken.
Here is the full list of US school shootings. It makes horrific reading
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_school_shootings_in_the_United_States
There have been 8 school shootings this year alone. How many in Europe ? 1.......in the last three years...
It doesn't take a genius to see that the US gun laws are archaic but as always these things will be washed over until the next massacre.
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2 minutes ago, masuk said:
In countries which are living in this century, driving licences are suspended after a certain number of points are lost. In at least one Scandinavian country, drunk driving (over 0.05) is an automatic cancellation.
As soon as the vehicle is listed as 'suspended', computers/CCTVs, watch via number plate recognition software, and police are advised immediately if the vehicle is on the road.
It's extremely efficient, but if this were implemented in Thailand, extra prisons and vehicle lock-up yards would need to be constructed.
By doing the above, Thailand might lose its international standing as World's Worst Drivers.
It's only efficient to the law-abiding citizen. In the UK, many still drive with a suspended license by buying a second hand car registered by a friend and don't bother with the insurance/MOT
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Yeah as if points on the license will stop them from driving...."Hello officer, sorry I not have license but my daughter like you mak mak", "Mai pen rai, 300 baht fine and off you go, what's her number".
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Can someone amend the headline to this post.....embezzling 6.9 baht isn't exactly newsworthy :)
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The Thaksins are still more popular than Prayuth and his Junta cronies could ever be and it irks him....
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And replace her with who exactly ?
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On 10/21/2017 at 2:17 AM, ksamuiguy said:
Looking for husbands!
Shortage of men in China, one child policy was a disaster.
On the contrary, men outweigh women in China by over 15%. It's men who have problems finding wives...but yes you are right about the one child policy.
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1 hour ago, quadperfect said:
So much back peddling .
Kind of the police to back up and let a few hundred more people die this new years. Thats nice of them.
I say let it go .its the thai peoples choice. They dont seem to mind.
So why should anyone care.
People in the back of a pick up or not wearing a helmet has no effect on my personal sefety.
Let them do there thing.
Because that drink-driver or motorcyclist driving without a helmet is going to crash into me!!
Still I won't care, I'll be broke within a week for smoking on the beach.
Thai Airways profits up nearly 50% for Q1
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Yes this is a jump on Q1 2017 but don't forget Q1 Profits in 2016 were 6,011m baht.
Nothing to write home about....