They can safely devote a whole section reporting on the day's deads as the results of vehicle's collusion that's how many are dying every day in this country...
Highly unusual act of honesty for a Thai business and in general et'al.. still, what should be, in a normal world, an act of a matter of course, now it's viewed as an extra kind behaviour...
Oh that's has to hurt and hurt a lot, loss the ill gotten money and worse, loss of face for the whole family, but if he had some brain, he would have stashed some of the loot overseas, far from praying eyes...
Rural Thai sex scene are like Sodom and Gomora, everybody boinking everyone regardless of age or relation,, and thinking of marrying a pretty 17 years old only makes me salivating profusely i'm ashamed to admit......
What honor and what shame? i don't think that those words mean anything when the telly up the yearly tourists numbers and the income derived from them, that's what matter the most...
Let's just say that the clumsy and foolhardy way they ignore the real possibilities of being robbed serves to show that people are gullible and never learn from others mistakes, only from their own cock-ups...
Of course, it's the public money so it's doesn't hurt when you lose buckets of cash..Time to sell that fledgling and badly manged airline to an investors who knows how to run an airline, and if the make mistakes, it will be their own can they be losing not the public's...
Question, Why a simmingly 2 young tourists were going around at 4 am with a sharp object on them that can cause bodily harm to people? were they looking for troubles? were they stoned, drunk?...
So from the many sellers they mange to catch one and fine him a 1,000 baht where 1 or 2 grams of the stuff is selling for that much, i'n sure that guy is shaking in his boots by now...
The UK owners probably already got compensated by the insurance companies, so it's the insurance companies that will bet the cars back, however. it's alarming how easy nowadays to steal a marque car fool the UK customs, ship it out, fool (bribe?) the Thai customs and sold in Thailand legally...
Idle chat, nothing will be done about it as the elephant in a national symbol and was depicted on the 3 successive flags of the kingdom of Siam's before the current stripy flag...
When in exile you say all sorts of thinks you'll probably wouldn't have done yourself, and creating chaos and ruffling feathers it's easy to do when you're a fugitive overseas...
There are so many ways one can better the lives of the Thai people than to fight tooth and nails to decriminalization of weed, and it's a very long list of urgent things that need, should and can be done other than that weeds issue, but this is Thailand after all, go figure their priorities...