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2 hours ago, KittenKong said:

I'm afraid that Mr Cheeseman lost me when he mentioned the "well-behaved Chinese and Indian tourists that the Thais like".

Thais hate Indians and just tolerate China

She had 10 bookings doing what ?

Show us your bookings sweety. Model your to short and not skinny enough.

A spades a spade 

Yes no Yes no. Um yes lol

A organisation obviously being run by lunatics. The best thing is to sue them. 

The public are already waiting to vote this regime out. Prayut is desperate and knows he must become the number 1 D now.

On 24/11/2017 at 6:34 PM, oldgent said:

may he die the most horrible way possible

Yes another part of the countries work force in motion

Doctor feel good

On 22/11/2017 at 8:05 PM, InMyShadow said:

yeah like the last 50 years of democracy did anything for Pattaya beach

Your post is cringe worthy

Maybe to somebody like yourself. But there is a great number of highly intelligent young professionals who are being shunned by old age pretend soldiers.

The sooner these old timers are gone the better. But don't hold your breath 

I wish to pass on my email. There maybe a more suitable position  working on a lower platform 

Who cares really

6 hours ago, jenny2017 said:

David Guffroy's began: "My father has not sent money to Thailand for a long time - I have no money"

 

David, you were old enough to support your family. RIP. 

 

Blaming and hurting your daddy (again) isn't a smart move. 

What a  comment. I feel sorry for you

7 hours ago, Bangna Betty said:

He’s been overseas and thought that, if too empty, a beach can feel lifeless. 

 

Funny that in many areas in the world, huge efforts are made to preserve the natural beauty of beaches - ie focusing on clean sand and water and management of coastal habitats. All so people can enjoy the beauty of the natural environment and sports and recreation opportunities.  

 

Never have I ever thought that a clean and natural sweep of beach -without deckchairs or food or beverage outlets, or vendors -was lifeless.    Rather, it’s a thing of beauty.

 

Here, it’s just another opportunity for income generation. 

He has no clue. That's why a election is a must do ASAP

Only 11 ? There must be some mistake

11 hours ago, ezzra said:

For starters, you not allowed to drive/ride parallel/abreast another

vehicle on a single lane, but in Thailand as in Thailand, all road

rules are advisory only and you do pretty much what you want

on the road until you get caught by the police or be involved in an

accident,

in this case, this is a minor traffic accident, and no matter who's at

fault here, the farang will almost always end up wearing the blame and pay for damages...

This is true. The The.is at fault. He probably had no helmet or licence. Which also means he is not to even be on the road. Let the Thais cry and scream.

7 hours ago, Thian said:

Yesterday i walked on the sidewalk in Chinatown, just relaxed, nice cool weather.

 

Then out of an alley came an old Chinese-Thai lady with a pushcart, she just had a new hair-do since it looked perfect. 

 

She pushed that cart straight on the sidewalk expecting me to jump aside i guess which i didn't. So she drove the cart with the wheel against my shoe, i stopped and so did she. I told her i was just walking there on the empty sidewalk and she had to wait for me to pass. She refused and starting pushing the cart against my shoe/leg. I shouted AU AU loud so she stopped pushing it. I told her to go back and wait for me to pass, but she wouldn't.

 

If this happened in Europ i would have thrown her whole cart full of vegetables on the street and her as well probably but i behaved myself.

 

Some people (even old ladies) just ask for it since they're so rude.

A back hander would have been in order

1 hour ago, DM07 said:

This is Thailand!

There is no such thing as a "wrong side of the road"!

Neither is there such a  thing as a sidewalk, a zebra-crossing or a red traffic light!

 

Yes the education and law had failed the public and it's come to that correct. 

5 hours ago, Laza 45 said:

Many millions of tourists come to the LOS every year.. how many cash withdrawal transactions every year at 400 Bt per??..   BILLIONS in easy money.. 

Yes one big Thai scam..forget Hub. Globally the slogan in land of scams. All legal

6 hours ago, DavisH said:

The police should call him in for a bit of driver attitude adjustment....but not likely to happen. 

He should be in a cell awaiting court. <deleted>

37 minutes ago, alien365 said:

This man is clearly a danger to society, but sadly he will be let back out on to the roads to do the same again. I wonder if his reaction would have been the same if it was a Thai man behind the wheel or a westerner.

Yes the RTP should be disbanded and replaced by temporary soldiers until new intelligent men are hired at good salaries and every dime back into the state coffers 

6 hours ago, greenchair said:

So where is the attempted murder charge? ????

No it''s a Thai man its normal behavior 

He maybe called in by the JUNTA as part of the reshuffle in cabinet.

They need to produce a cartoon. The Regime Shuffles. 

There is no shortage of anxious unexperienced and uneducated generals to take the limelight in a production gala event.

Always good for a laugh

13 hours ago, yellowboat said:

I lived there for a while.  There are a number of repeatable resellers there.  Not sure how the government can help them.  They seem to be doing fine on their own. 

The government can help by helping themselves to the jewels

2 hours ago, Oziex1 said:

Thailand is in fact the hub of the hubless. 

 

It is the no hubland. 

 

Hubs are not us. 

Hubba Bubba