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Not really an expensive scarf.
It's Made in Thailand ?

8 hours ago, BobbyL said:

How do people fall for these types of scams? Mindbogglingly stupid. 

A friend of mine who not really seems to be stupid, lost around 30000b the same way.
When all was too late, she showed me "bills" where any blind man could see that it can only be fake.
It's a mistery for me, how women can be that stupid in these cases ...

This vdo shows a woman who is able to control her bike quite well.
For sure helmets are missing, that's right.
But i can't agree that bcoz of driving like her many people die on Thailand's roads.
I guess the dangerous weapons here are called Pickup truck, truck, mini-van, bus...
Handled by "drivers" without any feeling of responsibility for other road users who are not really able to control their king size cars.
If you did ever travel around Thailand on a big bike, you will know what I am talking about...

19 hours ago, InMyShadow said:

Haha brits arrive at the airport having drunk the plane dry. Already dressed in a singlet and flip flops 

 

And it all goes down hill from there 

And after that they get fuelled up again wherever they stay.
Just go watch them in the pubs and walking street at Pai...

Owned by foeigners...
A foreigner can hold 49% of a company.
So who holds the remaining  51% ? Ghosts ?

Only into the sea ?
 

On 6/12/2018 at 9:41 AM, NanLaew said:

She has a nice pair of amulets too. I bet they got well shook up.

But they didn't really help as much as lower speed could have done...

2 hours ago, Dukeleto said:

How about the banks doing a check every morning to see if there has been any tampering of their ATMs has occurred overnight and then shutting those which have been tampered with down and reviewing cctv on those machines to give to the police to flow up. Simple procedure no?

 

leaving it up to the public who have no idea what an installed card skimmer device looks like is simply passing their duties off on the consumer. Their machines...their responsibility and that includes any losses incurred by the person using them! End of discussion!

PLEASE REMEMBER WHERE WE LIVE...

9 hours ago, Peterw42 said:

I can see a big hole in this system, a points system against your license requires "having a license". In reality you would be better off having no license and paying the odd 400 baht fine.

 

Burn through your points as quick as you can, then drop back to the cheaper, trouble free, no license option.

 

Not only will police start to offer the "pay now" option, the public will demand the Pay now option.

Check point time tables: helmet 9am to 10am, license 3pm to 4pm, red lights 1pm to 2pm when most offenders are at work ?

Doesn't only happen here...

19 hours ago, Jeremy50 said:

This town's full of these old expat's who were probably quite normal before they came to Thailand, suddenly something snaps, they start drinking around the clock, drink driving, whoring, driving a variety of vehicle, bikes, trikes, tuk tuks, quads, all without a helmet, or big pick up trucks. Just stay out of their way, many end up killing themselves in smashes which is sad, but not as tragic as when an innocent party gets in the way.

...and their ex neighbours in the home country are happy that this blokes moved away.

How many tousands shared it and watched it again and again before they felt upset ?

On 6/2/2018 at 9:38 AM, colinneil said:

Hello Theresa, its your pal Prayut here, can you give me Yinglucks address please, so we can jail her.

Silly bar stewards think the UK will help them.... Dream on pal.

Maybe would be more successful to get help to catch BOSS.
But who is willing to remember this case ?

MONEY MONEY MONEY

On 6/2/2018 at 2:04 PM, Cadbury said:

Thais seem to love doing things backwards.

They have set the journey prices already so we can reasonably expect that tickets for the HS trains have already been printed and will go on sale when the new terminal opens. That will avoid the rush when the HS trains start operating around 2050.

WHEN or IF start operating ?

Nothing will ever change before people stop thinking they are alone on the roads and are not responsible for anything... 

9 hours ago, bluesofa said:

 

Too much police does damage the image... 

8 hours ago, Get Real said:

They are targeting certain groups and people from certain countries, just out of the reason that they put this kind of illegal activities in regular play.

I am quite sure they check up other teachers too, but it might just be that they have thier visas and papers in order.

Targeting dark skin...  ?

Does here somebody wake up and realise something ?

Another helpful tip, seen north of Chiang Mai.
8! of this road signs in front of 4 schools. Since around 6 months now. I hope the printed text in Thai is correct...
 

Normal madness here.
Or a (not UK) foreigner on holidays. 555
But a good lesson for the "victim" not only to stay on the right lane as well ???

On 5/28/2018 at 2:14 PM, balo said:

Before we can conclude with anything we need to know more about his past activities. But he wrote a diary so maybe the police can conclude with suicide after reading it. 

 

R.I.P. 

...if Google can translate it.

On 5/28/2018 at 9:22 AM, lanista said:

I saw it on TV this morning.  No one cut off that idiot. He was trying to turn left on a very small intersection not suitable for  any  heavy commercial vehicles expecially trailers.   The shipping container simply rolled off to the right and pancaked the poor guy in the Toyota stationary in the left lane.

Absolute madness.

Never drive in Thailand.

So the intersection is responsible, never the driver !

Nothing special here...

On 5/27/2018 at 9:14 AM, Darcula said:

 

Only if your livelihood depends on being rude and ripping-off your customers.

 

No money left for the family.
Mia noi is too expensive, but he needs her...