Bert got kinky

So you just threw in a question that has absolutely no relevance to the story or anything else that has been discussed in this thread. How very weird of you.

I don't think that this thread is going the way that The OP thought it would. 🤦‍♂️

Where is there ANY mention of weed in the story?

Errrm, no. Did you read what I was replying to? Huh x 2

• “If it were a Thai person, they’d have been arrested the moment they unzipped.” Thai taxi drivers regularly unzip and pee at the side of the road without any consequences. • “They must think they can do anything in Thailand. Our laws only apply to locals.” But they don't apply to locals. Where I live it is the Thais who drive their motorbikes in the wrong direction, on the pavement, without a helmet, while texting on their phones. I see Thais openly breaking the law on a daily basis but I don't see any Thai netizens complaining about that.

Why would someone travel half way around the world to collect a debt? Why wouldn't they? Apart from the obvious GBP 30,000, she was probably sent by her company to close the debt. I myself have had to fly from Thailand to Europe to collect an unpaid account for my employer.

As her identity was clearly visible in the video, police traced her whereabouts and arrested her on January 23. But how exactly did they trace her? Yes they had clear images but how did they connect the images to the woman's address? She wasn't local, so I would be interested to know how they were able to match the images to an actual person in Samutprakarn.

There seems to be a distinct lack of red shirt apologists defending the criminal on the Thaksin threads of recent.

The guy was not from Birkenhead, that's were his team TRFC are based. It is debatable whether he is from Liverpool, as he is actually from Huyton, which is part of of the Liverpool Built-up Area. Many Huyton locals class their area as part of Liverpool.

I read a news report a few years back in which teachers stated that children are swiping books in an attempt to turn pages, as they had not learned this basic skill, as they were bought up on smartphones and tablets.

That should distract them away from their phones. 🤔 The art of being able to use a pen and paper is dying. 😟

Why not take up a hobby?

From the news story: the Buriram EOD team identified the object as a BDU-33 aerial bomb

Yes, it is from the Vietnam War era. It is also fairly harmless, as it is a practice bomb (bdu = bomb dummy unit).