tandor

5 hours ago, bluesofa said:

As opposed to her, who probably kept her mouth open...

at least he got a shot off it seems.

2 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:

So is racism.

So is human trafficking.

6 hours ago, Dmaxdan said:

Surely if the police are already there they don't need to be told.  

...they're behind the bushes having a little tug...don't interrupt them.

...i daresay there are more 'unthwarted' generals in the wings.

3 minutes ago, Scott Tracy said:

To steal infers taking without permission with the intention of permanently depriving the owner thereof. I suggest the headline is a little fanciful. I think that, had things not gone pearshaped, the weapon would have been returned to its rightful place before the father got back home.

Ah, to be critical and comparative is easy. There several places in the world where the right to keep loaded weapons at home could be considered to be enshrined in law. There are other places were certain weapons are banned. I don't know the regulations regarding service personnel and weapons in Thailand.

However, In other posts earlier this week, a minister stated that a parent who permitted their child to drive, murdered that child if it died whilst doing so. Perhaps in this case, it is the parents who are culpable.

..for sure...the article appears to insinuate the boy took the gun to school a week prior to the incident..common sense and safety should have kicked in regardless of any regulation you would think..the father should be charged with aiding and abetting this wounding charge...IMHO

20 hours ago, Vacuum said:

Something has obviously gone very wrong in his upbringing.

...you mean the father obviously?

6 hours ago, Power of life yoga said:

Well is this not true? 

...drunken residents, an irresponsible government, gunpowder and greed are not a good combination anywhere at anytime..something drastic needs to be done in this country...RIP. 

30 minutes ago, justin case said:

who pays when he/she kills other people with their dumbness ?

 

remember that girl, underage, killed 7 people and did no jail ?

...under 12 i think..in Thailand, not criminally responsible for their actions.

...what is so amazing about that revelation?....RIP young man.

9 hours ago, Somtamnication said:

That may have been in the UK (the chess tables). Postcard is obvious. Anyways, good riddance.

...rent-a-royal-mailbox.

3 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Geeze, I wouldn't have thought that would have killed someone.

Shouldn't be letting them off in the small soi.

 

...and they whinge and moan because they have no money...geez!

6 hours ago, Damrongsak said:

So who is driving around in a new Ferrari or Lamborghini and wearing Oakley or Ray-Ban sunglasses?

 

$213 million ???!!! 

...you can do anything and get away with it if wearing mirror lenses.

20 hours ago, johng said:

Probably the horse owner is seeking compensation..just like the "owners" of stray dogs that get run over on the roads..in this case it looks like the Vigo owners damages are quite substantial.

...I wonder of the vehicles' insurance company refuse to pay out due to the vehicles' modification ie wide wheels?

20 minutes ago, wgdanson said:

I cannot because I am a cowboy!   LOL

...so an Apache, Sioux, Comanche, Aztec, and even Blackfoot should be ok.

13 hours ago, Gweiloman said:

I don’t consider that racism but targeted marketing instead. Racism would be to say that a certain race of people are not welcome, much like what a Western nation did in China a long time back (Dogs and Chinese not allowed into parks). 

...exactly what the sign says...all else do not qualify...obvious discrimination.

5 hours ago, johng said:

  Didn't help to also be run over by the bike following behind !!

..doing everything correctly and still cop it..sorry for all the victims.

2 hours ago, oobar said:

Huh?  Can anyone with experience back up this statement, which seems absurd?

..why 13?

39 minutes ago, uncleeagle said:

Having been given morphine in hospital I cant imagine what 13 times more powerful would do because I was already in heaven when they had me on that stuff...I somehow doubt it can be true. After all, if it was true, then why would a controlled kratom not be used in hospitals instead of an equally controlled morphine?

...try 'approval' after about 10 years of studies and testing.

18 hours ago, fasteddie said:

Wow, common sense in Thailand, who'd have thought?

...we're on a roll.

14 hours ago, tandor said:

..that's nice dear!

..you've done a good job...you should be proud not 'sad'.

14 hours ago, emptypockets said:

Can anyone actually show me where the Royal Thai Police advertise the 'TO PROTECT AND SERVE' on their vehicles or anywhere else? I think that is an Americanism. Happy to be corrected. Where I come from its the "XXX STATE POLICE FORCE". Not there to ether protect or serve, just enforce the law.

...to 'Protect and Serve' is the crux of all Police Services world-wide.

14 hours ago, khwaibah said:

This is why we put in a 50m x 50m x 10m this past year. The 3 weeks of rain that we had in September filled it. This pond is doing its job and as you can see a second corp of organic rice and a 5 rai garden all organic. Location is Kap Choeng Surin.

..that's nice dear!

9 hours ago, Lizard2010 said:

Share on them

I do understand it was not their responsibility

But you do have to help people in need

Not a very good impression off The Pattaya Police

...what!....it is their responsibility to serve and protect the community at anytime and under any circumstance...you are correct with your typo 'share' on them, because that is what they were waiting for..as if you can make baht notes appear from soiled clothing.

...who teaches these teachers?