Bday Prang

i would imagine back ache would get you nowhere,, Cancer and epilepsy have been mentioned, but the easiest on the list if I remember correctly would be insomnia

so with so many illegal things in Thailand being widespread as you say , why do you think new regulations will make any difference

or a violent criminal who identifies as a woman to get sent to a women's prison and , predictably, rapes his cell mate. ( and yes it actually happened)

Its not the items that need inspection, its the source of the money used to buy them. I imagine the sports cars will be "checked" by the senior members of many departments before they disappear

incel ?

no dope heads I know are inclined to run anywhere myself included

what's due to happen in November? I saw that mentioned yesterday but apparently, at least according to some on here the new regs are already in the gazette. Are there more regulations to come in November?

theres always plenty to laugh about regarding the left

why did you not group the 3 posts together and make one common reply do you not know how to do that lol

no plomplem

If you live out in the sticks like me I wouldn't worry.

indeed, I always used to take a stash of amoxy back to the UK.

I'd forgotten about the Korat "dialect" In our village we have 3 different tongues spoken Khmer, Lao and to a lesser degree "Suai" which apparently is an ancient language originally spoken by the elephant herders. They all speak Thai too as far as I am aware To be honest if one attends a music concert anywhere in Thailand these days one should expect frequent fights between Thai youths its almost obligatory but I'm not sure if they care much about what language is spoken. They would all fight their own shadows when drunk or methed up

my mother in law is 80 or so (shes not sure) she speak with her friends and others exclusively in Khmer but can also speak, read and write Thai when she has to, My father in law was the same but he could read and speak and write official Khmer too, learnt in the temple apparently. My mrs and her siblings all speak Thai and khmer but none of them passed it on to their kids So the in laws can only speak Thai to their grandkids, as they were never taught surin khmer by their parents, I think back in the day the Thai government discouraged people from speaking khmer now its all the rage apparently Its interesting listening to people in the village talking to each other switching seamlessly from Thai to Khmer, a lot of local radio Djs do the same I also note that my mrs is quite reluctant to speak khmer to her mother or anybody else if she is on the phone and likely to be overheard by none khmer speakers who she doesn;t know

Any evidence of a negative effect of cannabis on road safety ? I don't think the number of accidents has increased significantly