hotchilli

Your not legally married until you sign on the dotted line & get the marriage certificate.

This house party shit is just a ceremony for the so called family & friends, and for you to hand over your cash !!!!

It doesn't mean "jack-shit"

11 hours ago, ovi1kanobi said:

I respect him alot and he is a great actor.

Then go shopping with him, I'm sure he'll let you carry something for him while you lick his arse !!!

15 hours ago, kwonitoy said:

They got the guilty party,

 

THE TRUCK DID IT

Trying to find a truck with Myanmar plates !!

Push it to one edge of the island, then out to sea & start a new island !!

Get  you tits out on FB & get in deep trouble, walk down any Bkk or Pattaya party street or side Soi & you can get anything you like.

But hey, they were putting a few baht in their own pockets instead of the BIB.. that's not allowed!!

China is an evil country.. trade in anything illegal !

13 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

You could make a house or boutique hotel out of it.

Nice idea but the "parking fees" are extortionate !!

14 hours ago, rkidlad said:

Sorry? She drove into them at speed? Does that mean she was chasing them or did she actually try to mow them down? Would that not be attempted murder? Are we supposed to excuse these actions 'cos they were bumping uglies behind her back?

 

Confusing story. And married people ask me why I'm not married. What does getting married prove? If you're happy, you're happy. 

Doesn't sound like you're happy, in fact you sound frustrated... 

16 hours ago, Lammbock said:

"selling meat"  hahaha...

yeah that's a new twist to the oldest trade in the world !

selling meat in Nana, that's a bit like trying to sell coal to Newcastle !!!!

I vote for all U-turn points to be replaced with roundabouts...

one it slows down the traffic on the main roads to a reasonable speed

secondly it provides a safe way to turn off or turn around to go in the opposite direction..

U-turns are just an opportunity for an accident to happen!

Police said there was no sign on the car’s wheels to show the driver had applied the brakes.

A rather puzzling statement to make??

15 hours ago, chrisinth said:

Sorry, no sympathy from here. He certainly wasn't the first to fail in business in this country and won't be the last.

I don't understand what being an ex-serviceman has to do with this story either; he was a thief that got caught is all.

I'm not condoning his actions, theft is theft, but obviously he's down on his luck & needed some quick cash

not the way to go to get it & will now pay back heavily...

Thailand obviously didn't work-out for him business wise, now he'll be on a plane back home & maybe get some support to start over again!

If your world unfortunately turns to shit one day we'll give you the same sympathy !!

13 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

Powerful people....Influential people....why doesn't Thailand have the balls to can these people?

Corruption at the highest levels speak louder than the courts..

1 hour ago, rosst said:

Would be interesting to know when the cylinder had it's last hydrostatic test? 

Probably at the time of production ^^

18 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

Didn't realise concrete made good roads.

 

Then again I know nothing about building roads...

Obviously !

Working & diligence are two words I would not associate with Thai police...

Wow that's a good job he's got, while the biggest "flight risk" person in the country escapes with no difficulty he's on a nice little "jolly" down under !!!

Guess he'll tour around a little while he's down there & come back when the dusts settled a little !

Why all the fuss??

If she had turned up at court, got convicted & sentenced to jail term, can you imagine the fall-out around the country.

Followed by the obvious appeal, then protests possible fighting again etc etc etc

She did us all a favour when she fled, and who cares if she was helped or did it all by herself with her family & aides

She's gone from Thailand never to return just like her brother, life goes on, the reds will have to find something else to protest about & the poor farmers will have to go home and grow more rice.. only this time sell it at market price...

Time to drop it & report on something worth while !!

2 hours ago, elgenon said:

How do you spell S P O I L E D B R A T ? How can life mean so little to a Buddhist? So sad.

 

 

A rhetorical question... they're no more Buddhist than I am !

7 hours ago, Get Real said:

With the unsafe and bad electric knowledge here, it´s purely amazing to not hear theese kind of stories on a regular basis.

Actually we do see them on a regular basis.

4 hours ago, ChiangMaiLightning2143 said:

"The pilot had to comply with safety standards and abort the flight"

 

More grammatically perfect nonsense. Are these stories robotic translations of Thai summaries or do the journos just make it up? Of course a plane can't liftoff with a hole in the engine. In such an incident the plane would be suddenly swarmed with managers and aircraft engineers. Meanwhile the Pilot (Captain) will be communicating with airport operations, Dispatchers, and maintenence supervisors. Then they make delay announcements in the cabin. No replacement plane available of course the flight will be cancelled, by Thai Airways Flight control. The jetway driver will be fired, brake failure is not an excuse under "international aviation standard".

 

Pilots can delay flights for weather conditions or "abort" a takeoff for warning lights but they don't have the authority to cancel a flight in a big airline like Thai Airways.

 

 

 

Actually the Pilot is the master of the flight... he can & will abort a flight as he sees fit for what ever reason...

No-one can over-ride the captains orders !!!

And who said anything about a "hole in the engine"

the post said there was a crease made in the engine cowling.. meaning something brushed along the surface leaving a mark/crease.. the damage would have been investigated by engineers on site, either Thai airways staff if on site or by another engineering service which is designated to take care of Thai airways at Perth.

After the damage was assessed a discussion between Thai airways & the captain would have taken place as to the best way to deal with the situation, but the captain has the final word... ALWAYS !!!

I like the way they let the children from the local kindergarten draw on the clouds.... such forward thinking in getting them involved !!

Would the UK government grant her asylum status, she is a fugitive running away from a court hearing which could sentence her to jail time.
She's not running away from imminent personnel danger of any kind, not running away from a war situation, or being personally threatened with violence from anyone or institution.

She's just a common criminal on the run !!

Rajabhat Uni where I teach in an area not far from Petchaburi the students are already heavily into drinking..

most say they are constantly broke but seem to find enough money to go out at 11pm until 2/3am and get completely smashed most nights.

Go to any bar/pub near the Uni and the majority of customers are students..

15 hours ago, Beats56 said:

Good just a ignorant captain with no understanding of coral reefs. Throw the book at him.

 

Won't work he probably can't read !!!!