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2 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

“The sub was built to withstand such pressure”

Not from aseannow.

If innocent they would have made no payments. Then should have gone straight to the police.

No worries. In ten years time there will still be legal disputes about it being there and what to do with it.

Oh! And don't forget about the committee.

2 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Same as my woman's family home in Petchabun.

Entirely normal in Thailand, what's special about this family?

 

If you live in Chiang Mai there's 100s of these makeshift dwellings all along either side of the Ping River.

Of course, you are 100% correct, but it is nice when someone catches a break for whatever reason.

Jesus, the White Pigeons. These loonies, they just love to make noise, pose and get their picture flaunted.

43 minutes ago, Mr Dome said:

a "height-handicapped" dude comes in and starts masturbating his member - then visible with the erection - through his shorts just across from me, while looking at his phone. I guess doing it in public gives them an extra kick. Wouldn't call it "perverted"

You have some strange standards.

3 hours ago, Robin said:

What about those m/c with no rear number plate.  Can the AI guess the missing number?

Or the winning lottery number would be better.

Makes the phrase "giving the bird" take on a new meaning.

1 hour ago, Bangkok Barry said:

The headline says the shooting was due to a dispute over money. But...

The Daily News reported that the Thai cop had consumed alcohol before the incident and the dispute escalated over his insistence on watching a specific television channel, which his wife opposed.

Should have just shot the TV instead.

 "Regarding the establishment’s CCTV footage, police informed the victims’ relatives that the security system had malfunctioned and no recording of the incident is available."

That old stand by never fails.

That's my boy.

3 hours ago, jak2002003 said:

And also a women should offer her seat to an old man or disabled one. 

HaHa, I wish. Still waiting for it to happen.

3 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Would have though rule one on kidnap was gag the victim and probably chuck them in the boot

Obviously, they have not watched the same movies as you and me.

A Minnie Mouse suitcase. Class. No expense spared.

"Furthermore, Nattawut expressed concern that the Chinese woman’s actions were tarnishing the image and reputation of Chiang Mai."

Every time I hear this quote, whether it be about Chiang Mai or Thailand in general, I want to puke.

Just as long as it is not the Chang.

Yep, he's a keeper.

7 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

An exception, then, if that actually happened. From where did you post it and to where and was it sent, was it during a period of the postal workers' industrial action?

Posted in Bangkok on the 18th. May. Arrived at pension place Wolverhampton on the 6th. June and actually happened. No industrial action going on at the time.

I just sent a registered letter. It took 18 days.

I have had two hernia operations. One in private and one in a public hospital. The public hospital was Queen Sirikit in Sattahip. They used mesh and left no discernable scar.

This was in 2014 and cost 19,000 baht. At the same time I was quoted 120,000 baht for a private hospital. The public hospital was very professional and the only difference, there are not as many spare nurses running around. 

The only reason I went to a public hospital was because my health insurance expired as I was waiting for them to okay the cost in a private hospital. One hour after it expired, they contacted me and said no.

I would have no qualms using public again.

Good luck.

8 hours ago, webfact said:

Preliminary examination of the baby suggested she was two days old, with her body weighing no less than 3.5 kilograms, while her skull appeared to have been crushed by a hard object

Thailand just keeps lowering the bar.

Definitely easier on the eye than that other forensic lady with the wacky hair.