Tiredofglasshalfemptyexpat

3 hours ago, Joe Farang said:

I remember the girl on Soi 7 Pattaya a number of years ago who had "TONKA" across her shoulders.

The supposed tattoos in the article look like regular ink that will wash off.

 

fascinating

2 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Can we have a list of ALL the expensive items that were not listed due to no paperwork ? Who else got expensive unlisted freebies ? 

Why would they provide a list to you? What are you going to do with it? 

9 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:

 

I guess that these 2 French guys can rest easy knowing that their number plate of ก-9999 is blurred out in the photos. ????

 

BTW, that number plate would have cost a mighty packet and would not be on a tourists brand new Porsche.

I'm guessing that these guys will have already paid for some local influential friends and the odd fairy godmother/s somewhere amongst the police ranks.

Next stop Singapore?

 

That number plate would be on a new Porsche.. How embarrassing 

1 hour ago, 4MyEgo said:

I hope they give him the automatic one hit 10 year sentence for his troubles, at the very least, regardless if he didn't mean to kill him with his punch, what did he expect his punch would do to his skull on his way down to the pavement below him, or didn't he thing about that when his anger got the best of him.

 

10 years should give him plenty of time to think again before he throws a punch, and if he's married, not visitation rights for his wife and kids, simply because the deceased wife and kids can't see him anymore.

 

Judge and jury right here.

 

 

 

12,625 posts ... not that takes some doing to be that bored

10 hours ago, stoner said:

what set this off. clear intent here. obviously buddy had some issues needing dealt with. 

Just unbelievable the nonsense posts you read on here. Clear intent here! I guess you were there

Just now, Nemises said:

Where does it say that?

It doesn't but as it's the law and they will be a huge focus on them ... what do you think? 

7 minutes ago, aussienam said:

In a country with major systemic corruption, I fear this is going to be a nasty addition.  

Crime gangs and criminal individuals will love it to launder criminal proceeds, like all casinos.  The main reason is to legitimize ill-gotten gains to escape authorities.

 

Blind eyes will be turned to allow piles of crooked cash to poor into these places.  Just like other casinos - flying in VIPS with private planes full of cash to pump through the casino tables.  

 

Average Thai punters will lose their dough.  Gambling addictions will increase.  Expats and average tourists may go in for a punt, but really won't be the main draw cards for cash flows.  

 

Illegally run casinos at least mean it's not mainstream and keeps it being commercialized into the multi billion dollar industries.

 

Loan sharks, kidnappings, extortion, gang murders.  Here we go.  

The bank always wins.  

Crime gangs will use them to launder money? You are talking about 4-5 casinos owned by the most well connected families with Government oversight. You really think they will launder money or just reap massive profits. Think about it!

26 minutes ago, Nemises said:

Why go to a stinking, cigarette smoke-filled environment when all casino games and (sports books) are available to be played online in the comfort of your own home? 
 

Just need a bank account in your home country and a VPN.
 

Too easy. 

They will be none smoking

14 hours ago, marcusarelus said:

I believe there are 6000 recent posts addressing that issue in adjoining threads as we speak. 

And you give the same smart a55 answer to all of them? Unhelpful tool