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Burma Bill

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  1. For reference from link to OP: On the road, the authorities found the lifeless body of a store worker, (passenger) Seat belt???
  2. Dump a load of chicken manure at his house!
  3. I wonder if the doctor advised him not to drive?
  4. Thanks for reminding me. The main petrol station where I lived near Nong Rua (Khon Kaen) was ESSO. PTT and PT were out of town. This ESSO station was the only one that gave a free 1.5 litre bottle of drinking water at that time when you purchased 1000 baht of fuel. Not much, I know, but useful on long journeys when the other outlets gave you s-d all! PTT stations were just comfort breaks for me (7-11 and toilets), not for filling up with fuel.
  5. Khon Kaen, Udon Thani, Nongkhai??
  6. Nothing wrong with me at all. I lived in the North of Thailand throughout the entirety of his tenure as PM and I witnessed all the good he did for the Thai people especially across the North. With respect, were you living in Thailand throughout his tenure as PM or have you just jumped on the "anti" bandwagon?
  7. Well done Sir. I wish you every success from here in Siem Reap. You will soon be back home.
  8. Great news - another dinosaur heading for extinction!
  9. Looking at the photos, my thought as well. Thanks.
  10. Yes, thanks, I totally agree. For people living in the North of Thailand (with flights not having to connect with International flights at BKK) DMK is far more convenient. Most Inter Provincial buses from across the North, stop at Future Park Rangsit which is just a few minutes by taxi to DMK (just down the road). With Inter Provincial SRT trains now stopping at the new DMK station IMO DMK airport will be even busier. Will be great to see a third Terminal. I have used the Rangsit - DMK route on many occasions.
  11. With the island's reputation, maybe to prevent this:
  12. Out of a Thai population of 71.6 million (2021 Google)! (No further comment from me so do not bother to reply).
  13. Courtesy "The Beatles"- Roll up for the Mystery TourThe Magical Mystery TourIs waiting to take you awayWaiting to take you away… ........... to see the beer and go-go bars, sex clubs, pot shops, beach brawls, an unfinished towering concrete monstrocity, etc.etc.
  14. Like those now running in India - without balloons and bunting of course?? https://www.mechanical-farm.com/solar-train/
  15. That must have been hair raising!!
  16. I wonder what was being sung at the time. Perhaps "My Heart will go on"?? ( Celine Dion from the film "Titanic")
  17. Whatever the sarcasm, bitterness, hate and praise being posted on AN about Mister Thaksin, he is entitled to a hospital visit from his daughter, just the same for you should you end up sick!!
  18. You are welcome - I am glad I have brought some happiness into your life. Cheers!
  19. If only a few passengers and not commercially viable to do so - why keep? Freebies for local dignitaries will disappear? For reference:- Thai Vietjet also fly from BKK. Thai Air Asia, Nok Air and Thai Lion Air from DMK. So plenty of flights.
  20. Thailand has MICE cities, now a PUP one (Punch Up Pattaya)?
  21. Very much so and to rub salt into the wounds:- For reference from today's UK Yahoo News (28 August 2023):- China has faced many economic problems this year, from deflation and record youth unemployment to a property crisis. But now, an even more worrisome threat is emerging: the colossal hidden debt of China's local governments. Some estimates put the liabilities of China's local financing vehicles close to $10 trillion. For some time now, markets have been buffeted almost on a daily basis by gloomy economic news filtering out of China......... and its much-anticipated post-pandemic rebound has failed to materialize. https://uk.news.yahoo.com/chinas-10-trillion-hidden-debt-170001361.html
  22. I experienced a similar situation many years ago when I lived in North Thailand. A young member of the Thai family was accused of murdering a Malaysian relative. After arrest and interrogation, he confessed to the crime. During the trial, which I attended, it transpired that the confession was obtained at gunpoint. The trial was halted and the accused released. Later investigations identified two Laos "contract killers", one of whom was arrested, found guilty and imprisoned. The other "did a runner" back to Laos and is, to my knowledge, still free today.
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