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8 hours ago, PatOngo said:

Answer...…...It's all a misunderstanding.

Said on a bended knee....................

1 hour ago, Nip said:

I dont think. I know Thailand does not abide by these laws.

Sorry, I thought you were for real with your statement. A little scepticism/sarcasm was it? 

2 minutes ago, Nip said:

Your absolutely correct. Thai and International law dictates that she must be interviewed by a woman police officer.

Really? You think that Thailand abides by international law? They don't have a good record for that.

1 minute ago, rkidlad said:

I'm pretty sure someone claiming to have been raped could ask to be interviewed by a female and a female only. I find a request like that makes perfect sense and isn't at all unreasonable. Would you find it unreasonable? 

Not an unreasonable request but TIT (patriarchal society). 

4 minutes ago, Kieran00001 said:

 

Perhaps because without evidence they would run the risk of being accused of defamation and the perpetrator walking free.

And the "reporter" jailed for spreading 'fake news'. Thai authority love to "shoot the messenger"! Gives them a feeling of power and control without achieving any worthwhile result. ?

Big fish out of small pond, will flounder around before "death". Because they do not realize how modern big ponds are so different from their little pond.  Oh dear, how sad, to bad, never mind. 

I am sure a "victory" will be concocted where none existed. 

10 hours ago, frank83628 said:

warpped up

??   

Beam me up Scotty!  

10 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

It’s a revolting practice, from a personal hygiene perspective. 

 

I wouldn’t do it for sure, but the linked story makes clear that there was a series of events over a period of years that led to this unfortunate woman’s current situation. . 

?

9 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

After reading the linked story, I’m not sure it’s anyones fault to be honest, though the doctors taking a year to diagnose the problem didn’t help. 

I would doubt if they change the water after each person has dipped their 'bacteria laden' feet into the spa.  

People need to be smarter about their personal hygiene!

6 hours ago, CARLO BALDASSARRE said:

Good .........

                     We have an election date ,let's keep moving forward to that ........new ideas from younger parties /old school resentment ,but all in all there's no civil war..!!  let's all get together with a strong

                   willing attitude of moving forward and let our wives /girl friends vote as each vote counts for the better party to win .....

                Cause we can't vote an talking about not gonna help ......Houuuuwwww Bouat Dat....

Nice sentiment - convince the current rulers not us.   Houuuuwwww Bouat Dat...........  

6 hours ago, DM07 said:

I don't seem to understand the question!

Protecting the environment by reducing plastic-waste (f.e.) is discriminating against the poor?

Having measures in place, that prohibit factories from spilling their sewage everywhere and actually enforcing these laws, is disciminating the poor?

Trying to look for alternative form of energy, that might provide jobs in a country like Thailand, that has an average of 365 sunny days a year...is discriminating against the poor?

 

We are talking emissions (climate change) NOT pollution.

4 hours ago, Jonmarleesco said:

Good news for travellers, then.

50 less "ripoffs"! 

1 hour ago, DM07 said:

Ooooooh green leafy things eat CO2!

I guess, when they taught that in elementary school, that was the last time you actually to anything resembling science, right!?

 

Just let me put it this way: you drink water in the same way "green leafy things" "eat" CO2.

So there should be no harm, if I shove a tube down your throat and pump some 10 liters of water "down there" every 30 minutes, right?!

Hardly a valid realistic reply. Nobody can 'force' trees to eat CO2. But you can force water down a persons throat.

Putting money aside, what is your viable alternative without discriminating against the poor?

4 hours ago, geronimo said:

I bet you've solved the mystery!

I bet the driver wished he could drive!

11 hours ago, travelling wilbury said:

"Brain matter on the road "

Perhaps if she had a PROPER helmet not the common plastic thing thais like she might have survived 

"Survived" - as a paraplegic probably? From at least a possible broken neck/spine. ?

On 9/12/2018 at 3:19 PM, AsiaHand said:

50 years from now ? Maybe .

Optimist.

2 hours ago, Stargrazer9889 said:

Climate change! First big polluter India, quit building coal fired power plants, get your

cars modernized and make it so the old polluters pay. China still pollutes far too much

and so does Russia. the other top 5 polluting countries have to change, before any

pollution levels drop at all. Do not expect any change from the USA while Trump is

in power, he is more worried of employment in that country than pollution levels.

I do not see much changes as long as corruption exists in so many countries, look

at Venezuela for example, what a disgrace.

Geezer

 

Here is a guide...............

2 hours ago, Stargrazer9889 said:

Climate change! First big polluter India, quit building coal fired power plants, get your

cars modernized and make it so the old polluters pay. China still pollutes far too much

and so does Russia. the other top 5 polluting countries have to change, before any

pollution levels drop at all. Do not expect any change from the USA while Trump is

in power, he is more worried of employment in that country than pollution levels.

I do not see much changes as long as corruption exists in so many countries, look

at Venezuela for example, what a disgrace.

Geezer

 

China is the worst (by a huge margin) over USA followed by India for CO2 emissions.

Despite the seriousness of what allegedly happened, gotta love some humour on here. ?

As quoted (by a fawning sycophant?) in another Forum page:

"Actually, PM Chanocha is doing a magnificent job at one thing.

There has not been any protest or violence on the streets since he has been in.

That's one mighty task in itself. "

Sheesh - he cannot or is unwilling to stop 60-70 (on average) people per day being killed on the roads! Lame brain, dumb assed drivers/riders continue the slaughter! And he has had 4 years to do something! Mr Success personified ?

11 hours ago, stud858 said:

Actually, PM Chanocha is doing a magnificent job at one thing.

There has not been any protest or violence on the streets since he has been in.

That's one mighty task in itself. 

Yup and that is probably his only notable achievement in four years of unchallenged and unquestionable control. ? 

18 hours ago, webfact said:

Sanook reported that a man was caught masturbating on his pink bike in downtown Chonburi.

Riding a pink bike?!! What a pervert!

All jokes aside, hope the cops pick him up. 

10 minutes ago, pattayadon said:

Thank you JB...  I'll buy that!!!

Nah - all the wings have been sold!