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1 hour ago, DrTuner said:

I think I'll repeat myself again: bring in the caning from SG. Good ol' whoopass will stay longer in memory than a couple of hours shaving the hair off.

..and she got a nice fresh bed sheet too!

..desperate people do desperate things.

..one can surmise then that no more tugging means safer roads..look forward.

On 9/20/2018 at 8:44 PM, BigT73 said:

Try switching to fb messenger if you can has a faster throughput in Thailand.

or LINE.

..what was the blue tube for.

On 7/24/2018 at 8:33 AM, darksidedog said:

Clearly no one ever told him about hell having no fury like a woman scorned. I would suspect that he is soon to be her ex husband, cos I wouldn't get back together with someone who ran me over.

..i was impressed how he managed to maintain a firm grip on his smart-phone (probably the most valuable thing in his life now)..but i would put a red circle around his wife/car...to be avoided at all costs.

17 hours ago, MrJohnson said:

Me too. Driving here is very stressful, requires nerves of steel and total concentration. I find a  3 hour drive Bangkok to Hua Hin is mentally exhausting.  I've started taking the train. Slow but relaxing.

..best avoid anything with a red ring around it...RIP silly bike rider.

1 hour ago, Bung said:

You know, all these self braking cars and bikes are going to be a problem in a zombie apocalypse. 

..more smartphone time.

16 hours ago, worgeordie said:

8 years not enough ,for the brutal slaying,

just the other day a Thai Lady got 4000 years

for conning some people

regards worgeordie

..did you mean Thai ladies have been conning people for 4000 years.

8 hours ago, worgeordie said:

Like knights of olde fighting over a not so fair maiden,

even had a sword involved,crazy Thailand.

regards Worgeordie

..looks like copulation with one holding a bread/butter knife.

6 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

Photo Caption:

 

"Will you be flying first class?"

"Of course, the owner of the bar in Koh Tao is paying my way."

"Send me a selfie from the top of the London Eye."

..LondonEye..goes round and round like everything else about this alleged crime..lets hope he gets to the bottom of it.

3 hours ago, Vacuum said:

Never mind the tatoo, she should consider joining the Weight Watchers, before it's too late.

 

 

..the tattooist may have tattooed the word 'country' and with her skin stretching has distorted the meaning perhaps..?

On 9/9/2018 at 2:50 AM, CharlieH said:

An all too common occurrence, sadly.

 

Good clear camera footage from the dashcam, another "must have" these days.

..can see the injured rider clearly just lying there on the road.

16 hours ago, Enoon said:

 

And the same injury is thought to have been a likely cause of Achilles' death:

 

"A more likely anatomical basis for Achilles's death, assuming an unpoisoned dart, would have been an injury to his posterior tibial artery behind the medial malleolus, in between the tendons of the flexor digitorum longus and the posterior tibial vein."

 

 

..yes of course.

4 hours ago, watcharacters said:

 

Not saying it couldn't happen but this is the FIRST time in my life I've heard of a fatal ankle wound.

there was Achilles.

9 hours ago, wgdanson said:

Love it when a shop assistant puts latex gloves on to handle whatever food, and keeps them on to take your money.

..and scratch her/his/their wots-it.

11 hours ago, SoNowWhat said:

HIV was first isolated in 1983 in France/USA so no pathology journals prior to this date would have any information about it.  Again cite your source if it is common knowledge. 

 

I am not confused you are...if the body is not refrigerated the HIV will not remain viable very long, if it is refrigerated it will remain for around 2 weeks. Provide your source for this 'alternative fact' you are pushing because 2 posters now have said you are wrong can you prove us wrong? 

 

There I will say no more.

..i know what i was taught..i said 'manuals' nothing about 'journals'. Manuals are documents formulated within all medical establishments to lay down procedures for the handling of all matter of things; to also comply with Work Place Safety Regulations..I dont need to answer you any more. 

5 hours ago, SoNowWhat said:

Yes I know the meaning of exhumed...but since the survival of the HIV virus in corpses is only a few weeks under refrigeration your idea is impossible. You have also neglected to factor in the embalming that most corpses have undergone (as I am not an undertaker I wont be looking it up.)  Cite your source if it is so easy or admit you are wrong. A basic search easily finds the facts. Again it has nothing to do with the story.

 

https://nccc.ucsf.edu/2015/11/23/pep-tips-laboratory-cadaver-exposures/ 

 

http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/SafeSex/Q210844.html

 

All searches all return this same answer from multiple reliable sources. Cite your source or stop lying. You are trying to stigmatize HIV with urban myths and falsehoods, educate yourself.

..you got confused with refrigerating the body and the virus living for a short period, whereas i am referring to common medical knowledge by Forensic Pathologist who have taught many that the HIV virus could live up to three months in a cadaver buried in the ground..as the virus is aerobic it would have enough air to survive..this information appeared in all Forensic Pathology manuals and i dare say was taken from relevant textbooks and references at the time..this is what was stated at lectures and were the instructions to be adhered to take additional precautions ie double glove, filtered air helmets/masks etc and to destroy all clothing after. Any exhumed cadavers are routinely screened for HIV and Hepatitis 'C' before any second or subsequent autopsy is performed. PS. I dont have to defend myself, so withdraw your accusation. I am educated and have considerable experience in this field. Another point you made was most cadavers are embalmed; this is grossly untrue and is only ever done at the specific request of the family; the majority of whom do not wish to add this considerable expense to the funeral cost.

13 hours ago, SoNowWhat said:

Cite your sources for your erroneous assertions...all literature points to HIV remaining active in blood drawn from cadavers at about 14 to 16 days if they have been refrigerated at low temperatures. And so what? Why are you throwing out your spurious info? How does it relate to tattooing supposedly linked to HIV infections? Where the women cadavers? Had they been refrigerated? What's your point?

..exhumed means the coffin dug up and the remains re-visited..(you dont refrigerate coffins in the ground)..source is any Forensic Pathology Manual and historical studies since the HIV virus was first detected i think back in early 1960s in Africa..common knowledge...and very relative to the OP original post as he/they made ridiculous unfounded statements.

1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

Only if you had an open sore in your mouth or an open wound and the person infected had blood in their saliva and were extremely contagious with high viral load. Chance ? probably 1 in a million

..well you should say low probability then...i doubt it feasible you could stick your tongue in the mouths of a million infected people!

Infected people have been known to spit in the faces of law enforcement officers..a bit like a spitting cobra.aiming for the eye soft tissue and mouth..don't you know.

2 hours ago, SoNowWhat said:

Cite your sources for cadavers with viable HIV samples 3 years on?  As for being transmitted via saliva its hypothetical and a raft of conditions must be met.

..i said 3 months..not 3 years!...reference any Forensic Pathology Manual..sorry dont have the author or reference for you, but a standard in Forensic Pathology...re saliva, definitely possible but improbable..one can never discount the chances however remote..satisfied? 

2 hours ago, Media1 said:

It's impossible to contract it once the virus is air born it dies. It must be direct blood contact. He has shared a needle the lazy Thai

..wrong..the HIV virus has been detected in a cadaver exhumed after three months. HIV can also be contracted via saliva.

16 hours ago, Nyezhov said:

Sounds like more than just tattoo needles involved

..agreed, more than likely Hepatitis 'C' if needle sharing/tattoo gun. HIV virus can take up to six weeks before it can be identified once contracted...I just wish these reports would wait until the testing has been done and the results then reported on. Both are notifiable diseases and can have serious personal implications..not to be treated lightly or confused with each other.

4 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

"allowing foreigners with work permits to legally work in any field, anywhere in the country, for any employer as long as the work being done in not on the list of occupations prohibited to foreigners."

 

wow. I can perform brain surgery now. I'm off the Bangkok Hospital to let them know.

..that's definitely not on the list.

7 hours ago, 4MyEgo said:

One closed down, another opens down the road.

..they were/are open all the time..just can't see them.