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4 hours ago, mercman24 said:

RESULT.. went to bangkok for a few days, my usual hotel, lady says she not tell immigratioin about people she knows who live here, she apologised about the government,

report them. it cost 8k+

42 minutes ago, bkk6060 said:

But, I understand a 10 to 20 b increase in something can be a possible deal breaker.

you don't understand it. it's not the price increase, it's the quality/value that is now unequal 

this is news from 2013!!!

https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/lucky-amulet-saves-mans-life-high-speed-lamborghini-crash/

On 2/24/2019 at 8:23 PM, Pravda said:

 

Yeah.... I'm just curious if anyone ever received an honest apology.

yes. plenty of times when my wife realizes the next day that she was wrong and i was right. her emotions go through the roof in evening, next day she just goes for honest apologies.

46 minutes ago, kannot said:

= no  more crime will be committed by said  person though, and hes  got  so  much previous theres 0% chance he'll change

in law, there is always a chance to change.

and let's not forget: innocent unless guilty.  seriously. there been cases where stuff like this had been made up. it's rare but it happened/

23 minutes ago, darksidedog said:

There are times when I sometimes wish that the judicial system had punishments that justly fitted the crime and this is one of them. Banging him up in prison doesn't seem remotely harsh enough. Options of the type used in the Spanish Inquisition, involving serious pain might be more appropriate for such a low life scumbag.

the judical system sometimes isn't there to punish people, but simply to protect society from them. certain crimes can't be equalized with any punishment (death penalty ain't punishments at all). torture is against any human right and unacceptable. 
 

25 minutes ago, z42 said:

It's a shame that the Thai jails are not like the Latin American ones as if the cons already inside got wind of his crimes he would (deservedly) suffer the most agonizing and brutal death at their hands.

It would be interesting to know when he is convicted, just so we can be sure the punishment will fit the crime as it rarely seems to here

how much i hate those statements. 

so if somebody raped somebody, he deserves a brutal death in jail by inmates stabbing and torturing him? 

ok, go ahead and tell me punishments for those drug addicts who make a robbery to grandmas house to steal 250$ and she died via heartattack. also i need to know the punishment for those who killed somebody accidentally and also those who killed somebody, motivated by love-drama.

last but not least: the drugdealer who punched the cocain to a dirty degree and a few customers died. 

i'm willing to listen to your idea of the law system.

On 2/19/2019 at 6:59 PM, itsallmedia said:

Tailor on Ten has patterns available similar to that - however not sure if they can put them into a suit.

i've been there but they closed on sunday. so i choosed somewhere else

3 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

my first marriage was in a registry office,with 2 witnesses, then off to a Chinese then back to work,lasted

20 odd years so i suppose i got my monies worth

our marriage also been at the wedding registry office. 2 witnesses and off to MK restaurant. it's 1.5 years ago. always wanted to give my wife a nice wedding and i also wanted to have it for myself. now we are doing it. 

our wedding rings are 20k thb only, there wasn't any engagement ring. sinsod was 0 thb and there won't be any more. the wedding is indeed expensive, because it's very nice. the buffet is expensive. but it's totally worth for me.

it's our big day. i have 25 people flying from all over the world. i bring a total of 32 people, she brings 50. we are just 82 total.

it's on a beach. 

we rented the poolvilla, we have a DJ, we have drinks. yes, after the buffet we are going to have a pool-wedding-party. 

the bridesmaids all have a bikini wih team bride print. 

my wife and me have own bathrobes. i think our wedding is quite special.

since i paid already 12k for the suit, i think there is no going back anymore, i do appreciate your feedback tho

4 minutes ago, chickenslegs said:

The groom should never outshine the bride.

What will your wife be wearing?

7 hours ago, Greyhat said:

Did you lose a bet?

no, me and my wife finally have our official ceremony

on the beach. far away from standards or any thai tradition. so i can wear what i would like

On 2/17/2019 at 2:53 AM, ozmeldo said:

Try Moscow or Bucharest. I don't think that style is very popular outside the former Eastern Bloc. Maybe burroughs of New York City.

i found something like the top middle one at Narrys. decided to make the trousers in the same as the jacket. just can't decide if black shirt or white shirt or rose shirt .

right now i did black shirt, will see on wednesday how that turns out. if not, then i'll make a bright shirt aswell. let's see how my wife will react on wedding day ????

On 2/15/2019 at 12:14 PM, poohy said:

Shouldn't that be murder?

By US or European law that won't be murder

i only find tailors who have those fabrics for shits, but it want a suit like that. 

do you know someone who has stuff like this and won't scam the hell out of me?

9 hours ago, moontang said:

I have seen country clubs do it, as they are charging bottle prices to the party goers, but charging double or triple per bottle.  Just have a guy on standby to make the run...have cold beers on hand....the relatives of the bride are known for walking out with full bottles...

most of them won't even attend the party as it seems to be too late for them ????

22 minutes ago, scorecard said:

To be honest i've never heard of returning unused (opened or unopened) alcohol anywhere in the world.

 

But it seems it does happen in some places.

 

Just a quick thought, just idle curiosity, if the liquor shop takes back say 10 half full or one quarter full bottles of whisky what does the liquor shop do with it?

 

 

 

 

literally every shop in germany does it. you buy 100 bottles, only opened 70 and they'll take 30 back the day after or a week later and return you the money. and they just sell it to the next guy.

opened bottles can't get taken back.

yes, that's what i mean. the shop can overwatch our wedding party. if we hold a wedding party at a 5 star hotel, we won't try to cheat them for 20k and return them fake alcohol. lel

i just wanna buy 20L Vodka, 20L whisky and the unused/unopened bottles  should be picked up a day later and then refund me accordingly. 

i don't wanna have not enough booze on the wedding but i also don't wanna keep 20 bottles for the next 20 years as i don't drink them and neither does my wife.

We host a wedding party in pattaya in march and since i don't drink any alcohol, i have no clue how much i should buy for those party people. I remember that back in germany, you just go to any drink related shop, buy a shitload of booze and they'll happily accept returns after your party. 

If i spend 50k on alcohol, i don't wanna spend 30k more for unused bottles which i then can donate to charity.

Does anybody know a legit shop? Bangkok or Pattaya area (we live in BKK, but wedding is hold in pattaya)

still need somebody ????

i tried myself but i just can't get the welding going. seems really difficult without proper technique.

photo of the thing i need weld together: parts are all cut already 

On 10/17/2018 at 1:12 PM, bbi1 said:

Only with a Thai credit card or a foreign credit card too?

any