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19 hours ago, Crash999 said:
Motorcycle numbers are worth a lot less.
This site has a single 7 for 20k- http://www.kaitabienrod.com
Worth very little the auctions are for cars only.
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Why flee she's welcome in UK and no doubt she'll be back soon.
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Just now, Tug said:
Trump is a wannabe dictator as far as balls when a man sick’s 10,000 rabid fans on a 4 foot 11 lady journalist (Katy tur) I would call that a lack of balls the man is a bulley a cad and coward they are getting closer Donald it’s coming......soon
2020 go vote but I think he'll probably win.
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Do the polite thing and drink it from a glass then they can see what you have left. Drinking from bottles is so lo-so
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some unspecified conflicts erupt
you mean people wanting to meet? discuss? disagree with you? that type of thing?
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8 minutes ago, ThaiPauly said:
Anybody got the name of the website where you can get an idea of prices and maybe sell them on?
Thanks
TP
Yes go the the transport office and they can list the number for you. I bought the same number for both my cars, one at auction the other at the TO.
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I went to the auction years ago. 8 or 9 most expensive back then and probably now.
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Say it ain't true! in another city a lady was caught jaywalking and I heard someone was rude to someone in pattaya!
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Nice bit of populism there! of course that would never happen here as the Junta are anti-populist ?
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28 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:
You can drink in Dubai.
A blanket ban on citizens wearing a clothing item and a ban in a place of worship are not the same thing.
You can wear shorts in most places in Thailand, there is no blanket ban on wearing them.
I would agree they can wear it in a place of worship. You can't wear what you like in Thailand, try wearing a republican t-shirt. In places where they wear this veil woman are not free not to wear one. We'll have to disagree on this one and I haven't even got into security issues.
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1 hour ago, Bluespunk said:If someone chooses to wear a veil then they should be allowed to do so.
I do not find it frightening.
I find the fact that the state would take the choice to do so away much more troubling.
I agree they should be allowed to do so in their own cultural setting. I'd like a drink in Dubai but not allowed and I accept it. I'd like to go to the Wat with shorts on - not allowed and I accept it.
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1 hour ago, chivo said:
But the christian missionaries give help with strings attached. It’s a trade. You join their club, they give you medicine. I’ve researched how they forbid Akha from singing their traditional songs. How the forbid the akha from worshipping their own ancestors and instruct them to worship christian ancestors.
Yes i dont like that too but the alternative is to starve? no education? as i said 'half a loaf'
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They are the hope of Thailand.
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4 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:The women born in Denmark and having Danish citizenship are Danish.
To judge citizenship on faith, ethnicity or colour is wrong.
All citizens have the right to protest their rights.
To deny this right on the on the grounds of colour or faith is also wrong.
In my view they do not have the right to go against cultural norms. This includes pooing in the street, making loud noises after 10pm and wearing something akin to a mask over their face. In their own homes, I agree, do what they want. I find that mask a little frightening I must say.
Danes also have the RIGHT to defend their cultural paradigm and norms.
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When in Rome...
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"The Hunt Continues"
Err... he's at the hotel?
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Just now, Benmart said:Many have gone and built schools, nursed the sick and done good work aside from evangelism. I know what I do and it isn't questioning good deeds.
It's true that many evangelicals have helped the poor hill tribes here when no one else bothered. I am not a Christian but I tend to take the 'half a loaf is better than none' attitude.
When it comes to helping the poor I don't care if you're a Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu or Pagan Sun Worshiper.
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A classic waste of tax payers money. Either charge someone or give up the witch-hunt.
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What a hypocritical joke! killer can claim 'legal technicality' and 'paperwork not complete' this must be costing Red Bull a fortune!
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15 hours ago, Vacuum said:
BS. Had they been ordinary somchais without the money these two have, they'd been kicked out long time ago.
Ordinary Somchais don't get elected PM nor have to undergo political trials. You need to read up more.
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Be fair he has got to find a friend somewhere.
BTW
You ain't nothin' but a hound dog
Cryin' all the time
You ain't nothin' but a hound dog
Cryin' all the time
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really? when's he going to start? first thing is go back to barracks
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38 minutes ago, TonyR101 said:
Thailand has found Yingluck guilty of "loosing" billions of dollars as a result of the Rice Subsidy scheme. I've no idea how much of this actually went to the farming industry or where the remainder, if any, went but she received a 5yr prison sentence as a result.
Meanwhile across the other side of the world, the USA government has just given a 12 billion dollar subsidy to its own farming industry, to help the export of farm produce.
I just wonder whether Ying Luck isn't a victim of unfair bias, on account of her family background?
Obviously all country's give this subsidy it's not about rice it's about POWER.
'Yingluck did not flee UK; Dubai flight was pre-planned'
in Thailand News
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They will return to UK soon and travel constantly you've been watching 'Twilight Zone' too much. You are right UK will never extradite a political case.