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hobobo

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  1. 8 hours ago, Rc2702 said:

    Yh I'd rather stick with my Honda wave those Harley's are too loud and too big. Defeats all purposes of a bike for me. Put it this way if you offered me a swap deal for the Harley I'd take it sell it and buy another wave.

    Me too!

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  2. 4 hours ago, connda said:

    What I actually like about the West is that you usually can't buy your way out of a crime.  Prosecutor's prosecute based on the 'criminal' code that was violated and has nothing to do with a civil settlement.  He still committed a crime and it's the prosecutor's job to sanction crimes in the name of the public in order to deter such crimes.  Well, silly me, not here.

    This simply sets the height of the bar.  If I am 'in a mood' and feel like slapping restaurant employees who are doing their job, then I know what it will take to be able to step away from criminal prosecution.  In this case, 40,000 THB was the magic number. 

    I so agree with your first paragraph. In the early, maybe mid-1970s I remember a young Prince of Wales being stopped on M1 for speeding. He didn't yell "Don't you know who I am?" at a very embarrassed officer (who just realized whom he had trapped), but accepted the ticket and got a member of his staff to pay the fine of £100 (rather high for those days) the following day.

  3. 5 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

    Fortunately, for all of us, this type of event is rare here. I just do not hear about alot of violent crimes against foreigners, like in many other countries, such as the PI, and Cambodia. Hopefully, it will stay that way. 

     

    Hope they catch the goons who did this. And hope they are able to find a judge willing to lock them up. Not an easy thing to find. 

    He was the only goon in this saga. I hope they fine him heavily for wasting police time.

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  4. 11 hours ago, smedly said:

    I understand what some have said here already but whether or not this death was justified depends entirely on the threat posed by the intruder, the father must justify his actions in the situation presented to him, for example - if the intruder was standing there defenceless with his hands in the air surrendering then shooting him dead was hardly the right course of action - calling the police might have been

     

    Just saying 

    Sometimes there's no need to "just say"

  5. On ‎11‎/‎18‎/‎2018 at 3:31 PM, BritManToo said:

    I'd like my son to have the chance to own his own home without slaving away all his life, and losing said home to a woman he mistakenly thinks loves him. So that country will be Thailand and not the UK.

     

    My kids back in the UK don't seem to be having much fun or success, a couple of them are over 30 and own nothing but debt.

    What age did you abandon them?

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  6. 5 hours ago, connda said:

    When I was a kid, other kids would mix aspirin and coca cola and drink that mixture.  Probably explains why you can hardly find aspirin in Thailand. 
    I love the rational - if somebody can abuse a drug, make it almost impossible for those who use it legitimately to obtain it.  But using the same rational, why isn't alcohol only sold in pharmacies, and pharmacies limited to having only 83.3 six-packs in stock, and buyers limited to buying two six-packs which they have to sign their name to get.  What is the more abused drug here?  Tramadol or alcohol? 
    I'm surprised they haven't banned raw papaya here. 

    Get it off your chest, I agree! :burp:

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