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Cadbury
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44 minutes ago, YetAnother said:
thinks he is an economic guru
As well as being a pelvic thrusting and lewd dancing guru.
Delegates could be invited to a Thai cultural night out featuring his favourite heart-throb performer, the lovely gyrating and scantily clad Lamyai .
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23 hours ago, darksidedog said:
So if Plankton is called whale pooh, what it the rest of the real shit that is in the water called?
Blind trout.
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For once an honest policeman who is not frightened to hide what the job of the RTP crimebusters is all about. No face masks or sunglasses he is all up front about what he is doing. He should be honoured.
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11 hours ago, thequietman said:
You can donate directly into her bank account. Read the article again please, then send something. I have.
Very commendable I will do the same to equal value should you care to send a copy of your deposit slip showing the amount you have donated. Redact your name of course leaving clear the deposit account number. Words without supportive evidence come easy on this forum.
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6 hours ago, Lupatria said:
Stupidity has no age limit.
I would have thought that for many studs getting near 71 and still choosing to play with fire it would be a good time to think about hanging up your guns.
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PM Prayuth is doing a lot of probing lately. Mostly to do with pelvic thrusting and lewd dancing but it seems he has transgressed to the probing of the all too familiar sins of the monks.
Probing the immorality of the monkhood should keep him well and truly occupied and hopefully distract him from the seductive lure of the female pelvis. Tosser!
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It is part of the job description. All village headmen have to carry handguns and wear their caps and bullet proof vests facing backwards.
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PM Prayut seems to have an unhealthy pre-occupation with pelvic thrusting and lewdness. If only he would show the same dedicated obsession to the economy and civil rights.
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Thailand is dangerous! .....Who is spreading these out-of-date vicious lies? .......Are they the same terrible people who are saying Thailand has the second high road toll in the world and has the highest motorcycle death rate. Road travel is not dangerous for us government officials in military escorted chauffeur driven limousines.
Thailand is the safest place in the world because we are always having conferences, discussions, conventions, seminars, forums and summits to discuss safety.
We don't achieve much but at least we talk about it a lot and boost the economy with all those resort bookings and seafood buffet lunches and dinners.
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1 hour ago, webfact said:
Government to help rubber planters
We are the government and we are here to help you.
A cautionary note to farmers and exciting news for the middle men. This should be predictably similar to the never ending rice schemes.
We can give you anything you want because we have immunity; unlike the stupid dumbasses before us who weren't cunning enough to think of that. Serves them right that we can now prosecute them in the courts.
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Armoured personnel carriers (and tanks) for border protection against invasion from the enemy outside like Laos, Cambodia or Myanmar. Or for civil defence purposes? Take your pick.
Thailand doesn't need protection from outside forces. They will just do what they do best and roll-over so that only leaves civil defence.
Whatever, the military splurge continues with their new best friends China where the purchasing inducements are the best on offer.
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6 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
"......the Rolls-Royce bribery scandal linked to Thai Airways, a source at the DSI said."
The Rolls-Royce aircraft engine scandal has quietly gone to sleep. Predictable that it will be hushed up at the diplomatic level to avoid embarrassment for both countries and the individuals involved.
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12 hours ago, webfact said:
"So they have set up a committee......"
First things first. Set up a committee and book a resort for a seafood buffet lunch and dinner. Problem solved.
Did someone mention rabies?
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Only one thing more embarrassing than raiding something that is already closed is raiding an elderly persons bridge club meeting in full combat gear wearing, flack jackets and automatic weapons.
That event should be forever recorded in Wikipedia as part of Pattaya's history.
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All part of the plan for the military control of the people. No surprises here.
But the rest of the world is watching.
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7 hours ago, webfact said:
Prawit chides ex-MPs over hotel meeting
Chiding seems a fashionable pastime these days amongst the ever so elderly childlike senior military officers who, from recent health reports, seem to be gasping their last breath.
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On 6/06/2017 at 3:27 PM, sanukjim said:
This number seems a lot over the top.That would be about 30% of what Thailands rice crop broght in 2016.
Once the world capital of quality rice Thailand rice production is now on a downward spiral. They are sadly sticking to the practices from bygone years.
Thailand has one rice harvest a year but it generally high quality rice. South Vietnam has three harvests while North Vietnam which is cooler has two harvests a year. Their quality is far below that of Thailand.
Volume versus quality is what it all about when it comes to money.
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Invoke Article 44 so we can build a railway. Who cares about the money?
Does it get anymore childish than this? Military economists at play.
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On 6/06/2017 at 11:54 AM, YetAnother said:
how do the exporters conquer the 'durian smell' ?
They turn them into Kit Kats just as Madame Tourism said. Then the Chinese tourist come flocking.
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6 hours ago, spiderorchid said:
They are not migrants. They are illegal economic refugees
Lighten up SpiderMan. My original comment about health insurance for Rohingyan migrants was intended to be facetious for what I would have thought was obvious reasons. But your above response deserves a reply.
Are these Rohingyan "illegal economic refugees" you refer to the same ones who were encouraged to enter Thailand to escape persecution in Myanmar and start a "new" life? When they arrived they were tortured, held to ransom and then murdered if their families did not pay up. I guess you describe that as economic if you choose.
After they were murdered they were buried in mass graves near the Thai border town of Padang Besar, reportedly with the full knowledge of Thai town officials. For further enlightenment you might care to read this story.
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Can Rohingyan migrants from Myanmar apply?
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British Embassies warn visitors to Thailand to stay away from "risk" areas like Soi Cowboy, Nana Plaza and Patpong Rd in Bangkok.
And in Pattaya, Soi 6, BoyzTown and Wanking Street and Beach Road after dark should be avoided.
Even if you don't go to these places you will still be at "risk". But please feel secure because you will have your new compulsory health insurance.
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1 minute ago, USPatriot said:
Does anyone in Thailand take credit cards.Thailand ATM's take them for a start. It is getting late; time to rub your sleepy eyes, get up and start your nightly patrol of the bars.
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7 hours ago, rooster59 said:
"The Thai government is working to ensure the global community’s correct understanding of the current situations in the violence-torn south"
The message is clear.
The "global community", being the rest of the world doesn't have a clue what's been going on down there since 2004.
Only Thailand knows and will ram their opinion down the throat of anyone who disagrees with them. So typical of military governments!
Police sent to cover up teen country singer 'Lumyai'
in Thailand News Headlines
Posted · Edited by Cadbury
I mistakenly thought (only for one moment) that maybe the PM Prayut had momentarily entered his second childhood. Then I realised that was unlikely and it was more probable he was still in his first.
Sadly for many Thai men their metamorphosis into mature adults never seems to complete properly and they are left partly stranded in their adolescence. Then I wondered if the military and similar services attracts these sort of men.