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When I got issued a new British passport here, no one cut the corner off the old one.

I bet that guy that got done for six day overstay is pig sick.

At least no Kinaree on top of it, so should be cheaper to replace.

Passed my driving test in a Hillman Imp.

A slap on the paw then.

That's easy. No one.

Hope you don't become a snitch. Maybe Immigration might want to talk to you.

Where else can you get money from?

Guess the BMW has now justified its existence.

Better using gas. Not so risky.

Poor old buggers. Good luck to them.

Get the PSA test for prostate cancer.

Love a happy ending.

I did tell my mate not to bother, prior to writing this post as I obviously do not want him to get into any bother. I told him I would write this post to get feedback. Seems to mostly negative, but not a problem. Any input is appreciated.

Just wanted to know if the criteria had been changed.

To be honest, when I am stuffing my face. No. I understand that any product that can spread animal diseases is not acceptable. But this is a product that is processed and sealed and exported all over the world. It is not as though it is raw sausage meat, or whatever, coming in from China. On many previous occasions, customs saw this haggis in the suitcase and let it go. It is only that they now have these beagle sniffer dogs on show, that I thought to ask the question.

The Grants haggis is good, but just not quite the same as untinned.

Google says meat products are not allowed

Have bought black pudding in Thailand, which is good. But only tinned haggis, which is not just the same.

I have a mate arriving from the UK soon. He always brings haggis and black pudding for me, but now I see they have beagle dogs sniffing the baggage for illicit food products. Anybody had any experience of this lately and know what the fines are if caught and charged.

I do now.

It seems that when the word "smuggled" is used, there is always money to be made, no matter the commodity in question.

I get this sometimes, but it depends what GoGo bar I am in.

Lucky he was a captain, or else he might have had to pay a 600 baht fine.

Just a newbie.