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12 hours ago, Matzzon said:

Cangratualations! You just won the " most s----d of all award" that we all know about.

Intelligent answer, now can i get an answer from someone who's not a complete retard.

9 hours ago, Matzzon said:

No it´s no problem. I am just sad to read that someone feel that insecure in a country they chose to live in. Must be terrible.

Would that be the case regardless on what visa you hold? and would their be any difference from growing a garden to painting or doing other maintenance to the house she owns and we live in?

4 minutes ago, Oldie said:

It is not easy to help such people. You can give them food and money. But if you really want to help them you need to give them a future. And this is a very different story then. 

 I can't do nothing for their future but giving them some food or money to buy food is better then stepping over them like their a bit of dog <deleted> or they just don't exist ,it would at least kill the hunger pains and them hydrated for awhile.

51 minutes ago, Hayduke said:

 

You can tell a lot about a society by how it treats its people in need.

 

 

And its not only their own people that treats them badly.

Bread goes mouldy in 3 or 4 days its good healthy bread, bread that never goes mouldy is full of additive and preservatives. i buy bread from both 7/11 and the bakery in Big C,no signs on mould even after 6 weeks.

On 8/22/2020 at 10:27 AM, PatOngo said:

Ho Hum! Let the carnage continue! ???? Nobody cares!

Of course you wouldn't, not until it happens to you or a family member.

2 minutes ago, Vicki Coghlan said:

I am not holding my breath.  Thai authorities cannot be trusted.  I want to see what authorities will demand of farungs before I'll be booking a flight to Bangkok.  

Money.

9 hours ago, JoePai said:

As long as they are quarantined properly I can see no problem

Agree and if it goes ahead the only ones who will stuff this are the ones who decide to leave their rooms and not follow the quarantine period or decide they want services in their room. You only had to see what happen in Australia with morons not following the rules.

3 hours ago, Foghorn said:

And the stupidness to let a kid play near a well 

And it had to be one.

Guess its not only Thai's who can't ride safely. No helmet,speeding,reckless riding,hope he recovers and has learnt a big lesson.

1 minute ago, Pilotman said:

Roundabouts?  You have got to be joking. This crowd would never get it. 

Education Education Education.

If anyone is interested they can always keep and eye on accident spots and road tolls at this site.

http://www.thairsc.com/eng/

4 hours ago, Justgrazing said:

This is the cause of some of the madness and I'm sure many on here will have experience of these .. it is quite ridiculous to pull across the direct flow of fast moving traffic to turn especially slow moving vehicles like trucks .. until they come up with a better idea there will always be fatalities at these U turns .. 

 Yes these U-turns are madness and a death sentence, the only really way to solve the problem is roundabouts, It might take some time for the Thais to understand how it works but it will save lives  slow and keep the traffic flowing at a steady pace.

1 hour ago, TooBigToFit said:

Any beach trash pics to prove this is true?

No trash as theirs no foreigners to drop it. 

After reading 13 pages of this topic,thanks to the Thai bashes my PC is now infected with so much bull s..t Well done Thailand keep up the good work.

Guess it cost nothing to speculate but at the end of the day the bike riders will always come off second best regardless. Very sad for all involved and a waste of life.

39 minutes ago, Russell17au said:

It does not matter what anyone on here says. The person at fault is the person that has broken the law and that applies in every country in the world and in this case the person that has broken the law is the van driver not the lady. The van driver broke the law by reversing when it is an offence to do so. Why didn't one of the men in the van with the driver get out and guide him back safely? The lady may have done a foolish thing but it was not against the law for her to step out behind the van who should have been going forward by law. Some people talk about these vehicles being fitted with reversing buzzers, there are very few vehicles this size fitted with buzzers as they are not required for this size vehicle, they are not required until the vehicle reaches the 4 tonne size.

LOL Your on the wrong forum dude, this is a Thai forum not Aussie road laws. As for one part of your post you are regarding reversing, you have the right to drive forward, you have the right to reverse backwards you have the right to reverse park,you have the right to drive in, you have the right to reverse out. As for road rules. road rules/laws can get you killed,using common sense Won't.

Hey dude who should be more alert around traffic? and who would be the one into the morgue?, the driver or the the pedestrian? "Hint" It won't be the person driving the car. You follow awareness and common sense and everyone will live longer.

They spent their retirement money,it be a joke fight, first one to be hit will drop to the canvas and stay down for a count out. Easy money.

You would think anyone with a broken leg and a head injury be in to much pain to move around.Alcohol and drug test would probably sort out why he lost the plot.

21 hours ago, Youlike said:

Those girls and boys also don't care for HIV.....they are Thai.

And of course it be farangs that give it to em in the first place.

They have territories and they protect it and the dogs see it as you have invaded it by shifting there with your dogs. There a frigging pain in the <deleted>. I bought a sensor water sprinkler to keep the cats away, may be try one and set it up on ya fence facing down near your gate or something like that.