Kaopad999

Good on them! Western countries should also be the same way. Far to many migrants flowing into the west taking jobs that the natives should be doing. And i don't buy that BS excuse of, " they are doing jobs that locals don't want to do" 
That is utter rubbish, the real fact of the matter is Locals have become lazy in the UK for example, because they KNOW they can claim government had-outs and sit on their asses doing nothing. If they had their benefits cut, you would see the employment rate sky-rocket, and a lot of those jobs that the locals don't 'want' to do will soon be filled up. 

 

4 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

I just wonder why you would film wounded people and post it on internet?

Because we live in a world of social media, and with that it brings out a lot attention whores who will post shocking videos for more views, 'likes' and so on 

So, he's a peado and a murderer... ????
 

Take a step back, by spending some time apart for a week or two, which will give you both some time to reflect on what has gone wrong. Nothing worse than being around each other when tensions are high. A cooling off period might really hep both of you. 

You bloody plonker! 

19 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Many towns in Thailand practice culling, of the soi dogs. It is the responsible thing to do. Nobody takes care of these mutts, and some deluded souls think there is Buddhavistic merit in feeding them, hence they survive, due to ignorance and foolishness. They need to start educating the public, and teaching them that feeding these dogs is actually a bad thing for society. Feeding these dogs actually leads to brutal attacks. Do not give them strength. Deny them food. Let them perish. Take them all out. They bite, terrorize, scare and are up to no good. They are not wanted, they are not needed, and they are troublesome. Cull them, until there are none left to cull. 

 

Innocent kids are the last people in the world who should have to deal with this kind of thing. They could be traumatized for life, from an incident like this. And why? Lazy and slothful local authorities, not doing their jobs, is why. Culling is not a difficult thing. I would actually get involved, if the authorities asked for volunteers. Let's clean up Thailand, one stray, mangy, rabid, vicious, good for nothing dog at a time.

I think it's a good idea. And instead of chucking away the bodies, they could make a bit of money by selling them for dog meat. 

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Poor boy, it's about time the authorities get these stray dogs off the bleeding streets. 
I take no mercy when stray dogs approach me with aggression. if i feel they are going to attack, they will be getting a very stiff kick to the chest before they can get to me. 

Those dam pesky Farangs turning Thai roads into death traps again...  ????

Over 200 days overstay?! , no excuses, time ship him back to the UK on one of his own package tours!

1 hour ago, baansgr said:

 

Don't worry - there is no coup, Thai military reassures citizens" Cough, Cough (Providing you don't vote for anyone else) 

Hi, 

I currently reside in the north of Thailand and need to renew my British Passport. I'm aware that applications have to be made at the VFS office in Bangkok. However, I am wondering if it is at all possible to get a third party to hand in the application for me, and also pick up the passport once it arrives back?   (This would save me time and money travelling to Bangkok twice.)

Thank you.


 

11 hours ago, sfokevin said:

Check out the Elite Thai Visa program... 500K baht for a five year visa...

Probably better off saving that money towards an investment, or use it to start up his own business.   

1 minute ago, Briggsy said:

You got it in one! ????

Surprise, Surprise.... 

Okay, just based on the headlines and without reading the whole article. Let me guess. GoFundMe? 

Next on the list; 

All Chinese tourists welcomed with a complementary all you can eat seafood buffet at Suvarnabhumi on arrival.  

I really hope that they have been thoroughly testing this new booking system before it's rolled-out in February. Otherwise, i think it will be a huge mess... 

On 1/21/2019 at 12:39 PM, geriatrickid said:

TG still offers a  much more generous baggage allowance than Air Asia or Nok.

And so they bloody should! 

2 hours ago, LawrenceN said:

Except where you're required to drive slowly in the right lane, that is, when approaching a U-turn lane. I have to use them every time I drive in Chiang Mai. They often backup into the through (fast) lane, and I always wonder if this is the time I get rear-ended. Then there are the privileged drivers who are too good to line up for the U-turn lane, who go to the front and block the fast lane, further increasing the risk of rear-end collisions. What a system!

I agree, the U-turns along the second ring road are nothing but bloody dangerous.  

53 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

so when you come on Thai Visa and do a trip report or start giving out any local advise about Thailand you need a work permit.

I think you're missing the point..

Simply providing information without asking for money would be completely legal. But, a lot of bloggers and vloggers are monetizing their websites and videos which are bringing in an income stream. That is illegal, as it's classed as working.