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49 minutes ago, georgegeorgia said:
I actually feel empathy for the young man , or the alleged offender(s)
He obviously has anger issues that need to be addressed and he needs a listening ear and somewhere to sit quietly to talk about why he feels angry
He could be disturbed by past things such as bullying or sexual abuse
Of course you do, it’s only human. Especially when it’s not your family being terrorised? -
I would not stay in Thailand greater than 180 days this year until the rules are clear. The new rules exhibit all the hallmarks of “unintended consequences” … and by the time everything is clear you might find that you are on the hook for a tax liability.
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He’d have been better off heading to Cambodia.
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51 minutes ago, flyingtlger said:
First thing that comes to mind:
Your mind is cleaner than mine. First thing that came to mind was “spank the monkey”.- 1
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1 minute ago, AlexRich said:
I think being dead is a pretty solid alibi?
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1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:
Apart from the usual confession where's the evidence the swiss man is guilty?
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I think Columbo would be focussing on the young relative who is possessed with her spirit? Thais don’t seem to have grasped the concept of “omertà”.
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6 hours ago, Hamus Yaigh said:If you see the video of it brave doesn't come into it. Both cameraman and jumper come across as clowns. If you do the math of this, the building is only about 100m high, so about half the minimum height for a parachute to open on time.
Thoughts and prayers to the unfortunate witnesses on the ground who would have been needlessly traumatized by the acts of the reckless.
There are many clowns in this world, especially the ones who seem to believe that they are “experts” on Base jumping (and every other subject they choose to speak on).The jump was doable. But even a doable jump can end in tragedy.
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8 hours ago, Card said:
You mean incredibly stupid.
No. Incredibly brave. It takes guts to BASE jump, it’s not a sport for the faint hearted. One mistake and you are dead. I don’t see them as much different from mountaineers braving the “death zone” at Everest.
Like the French guy who traversed between the Twin Towers in the 70’s on a tightrope. Mad as a box of frogs but brave nonetheless.
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These guys are incredibly brave to Base Jump. The only problem is that as humans, we make mistakes, and one mistake for them is normally deadly. RIP.
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Let's hope none of those wives you've never met don't pursue you for alimony.
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46 minutes ago, Walker88 said:
You nailed it. The only US Person in the room was Marina Gross, an interpreter employed by State. She was not allowed to take notes, nor speak with reporters or even then-SecState Mike Pompeo.
trump emerged ashen faced, and putin had a cheshire cat grin. trump that proceeded to claim he believed putin more than the agency. I know how putin threatens, and I suspect he read trump the riot act in that meeting. Some of what is known remains classified. Of course if trumpers knew, they would fabricate an excuse for trump's behavior.
Note that Presidents virtually never go into any meeting with any foreign leader, neither friend nor foe, without someone like the DNI or SecState or National Security Adviser, so as to fill in details the President might lack, or stop a President from revealing things he shouldn't. trump specifically told Pompeo and other to stay away. Then DNI Dan Coates was shocked, and resigned after.
trump did the same thing when he held that infamous Oval Office meeting with Lavrov and Kislyak, when trump burned an Israeli penetration of an Islamic terror group by mouthing off. NOBODY from the US was allowed in the room. There was only a GRU agent acting as cameraman, who took the famous shot of trump laughing with the two Russians, and who leaked word of what trump had told the two, against the admonition of Israel when it had shared that intel.
Yes. It amazes me that many Americans view Trump as a controversial, but otherwise normal candidate. It's unbelievable.
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1 hour ago, Yellowtail said:
You've got it bad dude.
Unfortunately, I've got him right.
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7 hours ago, impulse said:He sure didn't talk them out of attacking. Like the Bad Orange Man did. Sometimes it's good that your adversaries think your guy is hard to predict. Maybe even a little crazy... Like a fox.
I would like to take you back to the last time that Trump met Putin. He met him without any advisor to record what was said. He left the room at the press conference looking like Putin’s lackey, head bowed in submission to his master. He then preceded to tell everyone that his intelligence service has told him Putin interfered in the US election. But as Putin told him he did not, he believes Putin? He’s an asset of the Russian state, a Manchurian candidate.
And many decent Americans believe this guy is the saviour of the country?
I don’t understand that at all, it’s as if a large percentage of the population have joined a cult.
Trump in power will lead to dictatorship in the US, and the abolition of your Constitution. A disaster for the world and a precursor to war and misery.
Wake up folks!
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I completely understand that if you are a life long Republican you would be naturally inclined to support the GOP candidate. That is the normal way of things.
However, I don’t know how any American can look at Trump and believe he’s the guy to lead the country? A vote for Trump is a vote for the end of democracy in the US, and a move that will embolden Russia, and seriously weaken NATO. The world is looking increasingly reminiscent of the 1930’s, the rise of dictators and the march to World War.
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Would it be possible to open a foreign account, say in Singapore, that your wife could access should something happen to you?
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The A-One hotel gym is open to anyone who can pay the membership. It has nice shower and changing facilities and the people who go there are very decent. That was my experience.
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A bit far from you, but the gym at the A-One hotel on Beach Rd on Soi 3 is very good, and safe for a female.
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I don’t understand how someone could do that and not realise that they will eventually get caught? If it turns out he is guilty he deserves everything he gets.
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The problem is that the Police responded to the Chinese accusation of “racism”, foolishly.
The Chinese complained about being filmed, even though the only reason they appeared on film was that they stood in front of the camera. Ironically one of their party was filming the pianist.
What makes me laugh is that China is the world’s premier surveillance society, with face recognition cameras everywhere, and with digital surveillance of foreigners smart phones when they turn them on after arriving in the country.
if they ever succeed in dominating the world we will all be living in our own version of 1984. Orwell was a very prescient writer.
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Two fellow employees beat him up, the motive not known at this time. Click the link to the article.
Just another day in the Land of Smiles.
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I suspect that many are prostitutes, and the rest are a bunch of guys sitting in an internet cafe in Nigeria looking for a lonely sucker to send them money.
I still think it’s better to meet people the old fashioned way. If you are staying in Thailand that’s easy, and if you are overseas but planning to go to Thailand then wait until you get here. Long distance relationships are not relationships at all.
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3 minutes ago, gargamon said:
Gentlemen doing take it up the a$$.
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6 hours ago, gargamon said:
Is this from personal experience? Please tell us the whole story about the “very sore ... bottom“.
A gentleman never tells.
Veteran actor Kraison Saenganan defrauded of 7 million baht in investment scam
in Bangkok News
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I recently had to transfer money to a Government authority in the UK. I usually do this online but a problem meant that I had to go into the branch and do it there. The guy asked me umpteen questions designed to elicit if I was been subjected to a scam. The whole process took forever. At the end I asked how many times he comes across a genuine scam. He said “all the time”. Most are romance scams but these things are happening in every country and many are falling for it.