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Apparently the lady was a you tube Vlogger of some note. 

Noodles are not food.

About 25- plus medical expenses. Cheaper to eat well.

20 hours ago, colinneil said:

Tragic absolutely tragic, people going out to help others and get killed by a possible speeding driver.

Hope the pickup driver was giving the breath bag.

One thing that amazes me here, is they never seem to put up warning signals far enough back from accidents for other motorists to see.

Possible speeding you mean speeding for certain. One thing that seems to be nearly always forgotten is to nominate 2 persons to get up and down the road to warn oncoming traffic. That should be the first action taken.

14 hours ago, Thechook said:

Comes across as extremely racist, firstly the headline and then the fact police were sent just because they were African and to see if they are breaking any laws.  We have a lot of Thais living in Niddrie, Melbourne Australia, imagine if the police were sent just to check on them.

yeah but 7 to 800 Africans living in one area of Thailand just has to be suspicious. I doubt weather they are all legal and above board just smarter than the average Thai Police heirachy. 

Maybe he would have preferred to call it Father?

Put white chalk lines on the floor of doorways and window sills on the outside, they will not cross chalk for some reason. Also used peppermint tea bags will send them packing.

1 hour ago, overherebc said:

Snap, but the black pudding has to be fried until crispy.

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I used to work with some Yugoslavs who had it on their sandwiches uncooked lol. 

Just now, elgenon said:

I've had girl friends that recommended congealed blood in soup as a way to get energy. Adds iron I guess.

I have seen that, never eaten it though. I do like black pudding with my bacon and eggs and that is congealed pigs blood and intestines.

21 hours ago, overherebc said:

Never been a fan of thai food myself and never understood the reasoning behind eating food that has so much chilli in it. 

It always strikes me as strange that food should bring on a sweating session, red face and a need to drink litres of water to kill/cool off the burn. More like a competition than enjoyment. Locally I sometimes have TomYam Kung and ask them to bring the chilli in another side dish. Usually they bring 15 or so chillies in the dish for one bowl of soup.

Someone at the table will be happy to have them and add to their own bowl then sit there gasping, sweating and saying Aroi Aroi.

No way can that be good for your stomach lining or intestines over a lifetime.

Hot chili's in moderation are actually good for your health as are other spicy foods.

15 hours ago, F4UCorsair said:

Role reversal.....Thai wife transferring property to foreign husband.  I like it!

Read the post again and the additional posts. His wife makes the money on her business. Question is it her business or a business his money set up? Seems a bit different to the normal run of the mill.

Thai women avoid kissing in my experience. Maybe its classified as foreplay in their eyes and they don't want to waste time on that as time is money.

It is quite clear from the video the monk is the aggressor. He hit the woman first, then later he started again hitting the male from the rear. Typical Thai justice, they always get it wrong. I hope karma works and the monk gets his very soon.

I did not think they allowed the Volvo crash dummies to take vacations.

I can just imagine her some num smothered in mango juice.

It was the tree's fault as usual.

He is probably a muslim. Nothing wrong here if he is. 

No big deal, well it turned into a big deal the first time I came across this. It may have even been a bigger deal if the lady was younger and suay.

Newbie's should all taste Sukhumvit. Try staying at the Nana or Asia Hotel's.

5 hours ago, survivalblue said:

 

In my interactions, most people who have never visited view Thailand as a very friendly and nice country.  Some might inquire about the nightlife, but that is a positive inquiry as there is a lot of people who like to party on holiday.  

The majority of people that ask me about Thailand are mostly interested in Chiang Mai and the north, and just adventure travel in general.

Sex has never been part of a single discussion with random people inquiring about travel in Thailand.

 

I trust you put them straight ? lol

5 hours ago, survivalblue said:

 

In my interactions, most people who have never visited view Thailand as a very friendly and nice country.  Some might inquire about the nightlife, but that is a positive inquiry as there is a lot of people who like to party on holiday.  

The majority of people that ask me about Thailand are mostly interested in Chiang Mai and the north, and just adventure travel in general.

Sex has never been part of a single discussion with random people inquiring about travel in Thailand.

 

I trust you put them straight ? lol

Yeah and when they fix this problem in the south send them to Syria and Luton and Bradford to sort there stuff out.

2 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

IMO - Bangkok has some of the greatest food...  we are spoil for variation, quality and choice. 

 

From extremely cheap street eats to high end international cuisine, the offerings are vast and in general the price cheaper than the equivalent standard in other global capitals....

 

From the highest end... Le Normandie, to excellent standard eats such as Cocotte, Face... to great steak places such as Arno, Argentina Steak house etc...  Wonderful Japanese restaurants such as Honmono, Tensui...  

 

I feel so spoilt for choice whenever choosing somewhere to eat... 

Beats bread and water huh ?

19 hours ago, RonniePickering22 said:

 

Hilarious to consider in all of Bangkok that is probably the height of farang cuisine for many.

 

 

Yeah coz Thai food is crap all except Pad duk Foo and that's even hard to find well made in Bkk. Best I had was in Muang village at The Green Restaurant.

Was the result ever in doubt ? After all he has imprisoned all the opposition he could invent a reason to. Time for assasination plans.