MarcelV

John Tron in da house?

Just go for a walk OP. It'll do ya good mate

It was the train to Sungai Kolok in the restive Islamic South. So Muslims did it. They unalived that poor man.

Ben Smith is a wealthy farang businessman who speaks fluent Thai and is married to his Isaan Soi 6 sweetheart. They are rich, man.

I live in Narathiwat myself and am grateful to see the curfew having being lifted already. Last night I arrived home late, after the curfew had started, but it looked like many people were either unaware of it or ignored it altogether. Can't keep a people down like that on a whim.

80 clicks per hour? Wth. Even the regular four-lane road underneath has higher speed limits.

Happy and thankful to see the fighting having ended. Thank you, Mr. President, for your efforts. God bless you and God bless the USA.🇺🇸 Hopefully a new, sustainable peace agreement is on the table. My wife and I live right on the border. Now we can finally feel safe again, at least if the Trump Agreement holds.

Thankfully fighting has now ceased. Cooler minds have prevailed and it's quiet now in the border area. Now if our peace president Donald J. Trump doesn't get that nobel peace prize they might as well get rid of nobel prizes altogether.

Thank you Mr. President. You are the greatest president ever and you make me proud to be an American. USA USA!🇺🇸

A scouser accent. The lads are blaming Thailand for Liverpool's failures.

I think the severity of this flood trumps all other floods that came before. I haven't been in Thailand long enough to remember the previous large flood in 2015, but my guess is that this one is way more devastating.

My wife will not move. All of her family lives in Narathiwat, Yala and Hat Yai. They're all very close. Her work is here too and she doesn't wanna change jobs. I could find a teaching position elsewhere, but I'm not leaving her and our cats behind. Been here for 9 years. All we can do is hope for better, drier years. This is the third year of large-scale flooding in our province in a row, so we are worried, but also prepared for the future. I think that few places in Thailand are really safe from floods or other environmental disasters anyway.

We live in Narathiwat. Our home is on the verge of flooding for a third year in a row. I pray that the rains will subside quickly and we will be spared the horrors Hat Yai is going through.

It is pretty bad here in the south now. I pray for everyone to stay safe.