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What she will soon realise is that Thainess is a code word for "Me-ness".
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49 minutes ago, dotpoom said:
I ask myself again (after reading all the usual bashing) why don't you just go home if it is as bad as you see it?
The D...likes to instill fear into his base concerning migrants etc , but at least his "base" are from his country...and the migrants are from the outside.
Here we have the migrants preaching to the people in their own country.
Why not pick up a "cause" in your own country.
I don't like the content of romance novels, so I don't read them. You don't have to read this.
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6 minutes ago, Easy Come Easy Go said:
Thailand, listen.
Set up speeding cameras with an auto-flash censors, which will snap shots of people's plates if they go over a certain speed limit. This will dramatically decrease speeding in specific areas, which will result in less deaths, and also money to the government etc.And a market for fake plates appears. I think the corruption needs to be targeted first, but we know that won't happen. I really do think it's a lost cause.
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It's simple: the police don't want motorists to abide by the law. If they did, there would be no money for the BIB. What comes with that, unfortunately, is a high death toll. But that's collateral damage as far as the police farce is concerned. Also, it's why you only sometimes see roadblocks checking for helmets, or whatever. That law is temporarily enforced and every one wears a helmet for a while. Once the hype has died down and people stop wearing one, the roadblock mysteriously reappears again a while later, and hey presto........ ????
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3 minutes ago, toolpush said:I, for one, quite like the prevailing scenario. I have no problem paying off a cop on the scene if it means that I don't have to go to the police station or court. One of the reasons I like living in Thailand: it is not the nanny state my home country has become. I can never figure out why expats here want to change Thailand so that it is like their home country. I like it just the way it was.
Maybe some of us don't want to see one of our family members/friends killed by a drunk/unlicenced driver who had recently paid the police off to go on his way.
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59 minutes ago, cleverman said:Why is it funny? You and your like have been asking for something like this for years. Now someone has said it is going to happen, your stupid comment. Stop Thai bashing and wait to see what happens.
Come back in a year to this thread and you'll see why it's funny. I also 'bash' my own country and it is my right to do so. It's called freedom of speech and if you're offended by what I say then that's your problem, not mine, as I may not agree with what you say, but I'll fight for the right for you to say it.
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8 minutes ago, webfact said:Corrupt traffic police to be sacked, named and shamed, says top cop
That is one of the funniest things I've read on TV......ever ????
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Woman?
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I've had Pulse TV for quite some time now and I'm very pleased with it. I do get buffering sometimes, but very rarely. I'm with True Internet at 30Mbps. I was with 365 before, and their product was better, but that was due to their servers being in Thailand. With the single gateway problems can arise with servers located abroad (as with Pulse) as the signal needs to feed through the gateway, and gets throttled hence the buffering, albeit rare. As brewsterbudgen says, Pulse's online customer support is very good and the picture quality is very close to HD standard. I too wish for more than just 24-hour catch up though. The best thing is I can pay one month at a time, so if it does go t**s up my loss is minimal (I lost a lot when 365 went under). It's all about 5 minutes behind actual broadcast time in the UK.
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Toys. Baby. Pram.
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It’s a bit late for prayers. Try praying that these things don’t happen in the first place. Oh, wait.....
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I was in an office supplies shop the other day and they had run out of larger-sized brown envelopes; I guess in anticipation of the above.
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1 hour ago, canuckamuck said:I was at the mall the other day, it was full of men and women with their clothes on, I was shocked. Orgies are everywhere now.
You should have been on the beach - it was one massive orgy with people in the water wearing nothing but swimming attire, and enjoying themselves no less! I had no idea this kind of thing happened between consenting adults. Disgraceful behaviour. Whatever next?
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Somebody obviously got missed off the brown envelope list.
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Yet another annoying u-turn.
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3 hours ago, Thian said:Have you ever seen all the bins in jomtien beachroad? There's a huge one every 50 meters.
Yes, I have. And they stank because they weren’t emptied once in the three days I was there.
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9 minutes ago, Rimmer said:City officials urged people to separate their waste from recyclables and dispose of garbage properly so it doesn’t create trash stew when it rains.
Yep, that's the norm - blame the people. Why don't you try collecting it more often?
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Many supercars have carbon fibre brakes, and if they aren't hot they don't work so well. It's still the driver's fault though.
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Stupid boys and their toys.
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I thought I felt a blast of hot air pass through Bangkok yesterday. Now I know what it was.
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15 minutes ago, 5633572526 said:
Flown through Chiangi and Bangkok recently and did not have to go through security again when transferring. Also not at Taipei or Hong Kong. On my way to Dubai next week maybe it will be different.
I went through security after deplaning in Dubai in May.
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3 minutes ago, Jonnapat said:
Choose your aircraft carefully, not specifically the airline.
There is simply no comparison when comparing Emirates A380 to it's B777.
More room, quieter and altogether a much better experience.
Exactly the same comments apply to Qatar.
If you're able, try the A350, a super aircraft..
Completely agree.
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More CCTV cameras to be installed on Koh Tao
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Tourism and Sports Minister Weerasak Kowsurat, says more CCTV cameras will be installed on Ko Tao Island to ensure safety for tourists.
Ah, but will they be plugged in?!