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Perhaps the DPM would volunteer for a polygraph test to remove all doubt. Anyway in this crazy country even if he came up with evidence of what he claimed they could still charge him with defamation.

I think they are just saying he placed the knife on his chest after cutting his throat.

Took less than 3 weeks total to get mine done by mail as explained on the embassy website. That was in September of last year. Paid using the online option provided.

repeated response...

Introduce Thai's to the food delicacy Squab. Problem solved.

Lots of restaurants have free water. But not the bottled water.

It seems pretty obvious to me Chuwit is a puppet for someone more powerful. Where is he getting all his information? Why is he not already in court on defamation charges? Why has he not mysteriously disappeared?

A lot of the cameras have a setting that will follow movement. So maybe that is what that camera is doing. I tried setting my perimeter cameras to do that and would often find them pointed at the surronding properties. So I ended up turning them off. Also I have 128GB chips in the camera that record. They hold about 30 days of video. Which you can view on your cellphone.

TOA Fast Bond or some other no nail adhesive.

You need an agreement about who pays the transfer costs. The seller, the buyer, or split between them.

Lubrication costs money.

hmmm.... It's not April 1st yet.

You could live cheaper than 60K/month if you had too. But that means staying away from places that cater to tourists.

Yes. You can buy it at any pharmacy. Unless they are out of stock. There really are no such things as prescriptions in Thailand. Lots of normally prescribed drugs in western countries are available in most pharmacies. Some drugs are controlled though and you can only get them from hospitals, which means having to see a doctor there. I would also add that pharmacies will sell locally produced and imported versions of the same drug.

As they say, "Speed kills."

Taiwan sees them too Latin America too

Where I live at least 80% of people on motorbikes don't wear helmets. They should pass a new law requiring them to do so.

I think the Route he shows is the best but traffic can still be quite heavy on 338 and 9 depending on what time of the day you hit them.

In the top photo the straight crossing is blocked off. I'm not sure why they couldn't have just made a straight bridge over the tracks.

Perhaps the truck decided to pass the wood bearing vehicle on the shoulder and a motorcycle just happened to be using the shoulder in the wrong direction.

Specially with the front windshield blocked.

I'd just add that DNA tests are better for excluding someone than identifying someone. If they DNA tested everyone in Nakhon Pathom they would have several matches, not just one.

Lots of people using Grab and inDrive now.

If you watch the video her story is total BS. It was done very intentionally.