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Maybe Pita isn't as fresh and clean as he looks.... Where's there's smoke, there's a fire!

"Australian ambassador makes a splash on World Drowning Prevention Day in Phuket" Someone has a morbid sense of humor...

Land of Smiles? More like Land of VIOLENCE! LOV, very ironic....

Slap on the wrist....

Thaksin Shinawatra is all smiles.....

That's weird, I've never had any problems with bars' offering menus. Just ask for your favorite beer or stick with the Thai brands. As far as food is concerned, look around and see what others are eating. If they don't have a menu, point to something you see and like and order it. Better yet, try to learn some basic Thai. It's not that hard and most waitresses and waiters are very understanding and accommodating. Try saying "men-yooo krup".....

Richard who?

Crime of passion? Nah, just raw jealousy and stupidity....

If you want it done right, you have to be on site and watch over every single step of the job....

Sounds more like a mafioso burial....

Vile beasts....

NIce...

Lock him up and throw away the keys. Let the prison justice system take care of him....

They never do....

Think positive, at least she didn't have to get her leg amputated like the woman at the airport....

What's the big deal. It's that what they're paid to do?

As the world turns, in Thailand....

When it's time to go, it's time to go....

And the sun will rise in the east and set in the west.....

This is fairly common now-a-days, especially with companies that have problems or something to hide. "Don't contact us, we'll contact you if we need something"....

Find a Thai girlfriend that doesn't speak English, guarantee you'll learn Thai in no time....

If it's too good to be true....

I wanta a piece a Lisa!

Nobody is above the law......unless you're Thaksin!

Are the other occupants foreigners? What is a TM30 in Thailand? What is TM30 notification? The TM30 notification and its underlying laws are about the obligation of a landlord (housemaster, possessor, or manager) to report the stay of a foreigner (non-Thai national) in his/her property.