Bday Prang
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5 hours ago, khunpeer said:
some of them are, some not.
after all it's in Krabi prov, the South has many Muslims!
but addiction of any kind does not care about religion, you should know that!
this story just gives you a possibillity to say yr thing about Muslims!
there is always the potential to say something about muslims, lets face it they don't exactly help themselves do they?
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1 minute ago, beammeup said:So this only affects individuals with income over 1 billion Baht?
only "platforms" apparently
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2 hours ago, MalcolmB said:
No need to google, everyone knows that.
I just asked my girlfriend. She said she didn’t know that either and that the Burmese guy who sold them to me was just trying to make some money to send back to his family in Myanmar and wasn’t a sex trafficker.
There is a lot of trouble over there at the moment.
A lot of Burmese in Thailand now.
One can only hope that they are also fully informed as to the various visa regulations that apply to them. Selling illegal black-market cigarettes is hardly likely to be encouraged
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10 hours ago, Kinok Farang said:
My little soldier sometimes fails to stand to attention even with a Kamagra gel.
Ironically,when there are just the two of us,he wants to come out to play.Which i think is particularly selfish of him,don't you?
Its more a case of "what can't speak can't lie" clearly the only person you truly find attractive and desirable is yourself.
8 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:Completely normal.
The #1 sex organ is the brain/the mood.Those pills do nothing if the mood is bad, sex drive missing.
Well I wouldn't call it completely normal, at least not in his case
Its probably just as well that the pills do indeed have a built in self limiting safety cut out, and pretty much only work when the mood is right, For example, I imagine most people would feel a bit strange indulging in a petty domestic argument with their partners whilst fully erect, Its probably not the best condition to be in when receiving certain kinds of bad news, like that of a family bereavement,
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4 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:
Yeah, sure mate.
Everyone knows that.Got a link for any of your accusations?
I haven't made any accusations, I didn't need to , you admitted everything. if you want any further information about the illegal tobacco trade and its links to organised crime there is no shortage of it on google.
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6 hours ago, MalcolmB said:
To avoid paying the tax. Much cheaper.
i have been buying some from Cambodia I think. Cheaper and none of those stupid warnings on the packets. I bought them from a Burmese guy in Patong.
I applaud this warning from the UK Foreign Office.
what I have noticed in the short time I have been here is the terrible behavior from the Brits. Murders, trying to rip off poor sex workers, bashing the elderly Thais, human trafficking and child molesting etc etc
It is disgusting.
And ironically most of the Brits I have met here are constantly criticizing Russians.People in glass houses should have a good hard look in the mirrors.
So you admonish others for breaking the law, yet in the same post you openly brag about buying illegal cigarettes to avoid paying duty, Knowing full well, as we all do, that the profits from such illegal enterprise are often used to fund people smuggling and sex trafficking operations. Then you end the lesson in hypocrisy with "people in glass houses"
Jesus you really are a piece of work
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7 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:
Been some suggestions that there were higher up people involved . top police and politicians
Without doubt, I even think some senior social workers and, unbelievably various "community leaders" were invited to add their penny's worth regarding how the matter should proceed. I have watched a few documentaries about it but it was a while ago and I cant remember all the details
As an aside, I believe any police officer above the rank of chief inspector ceases to be involved in crime fighting, and is involved purely in the "politics" of it all
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13 minutes ago, Martin71 said:Unfortunately us English unlike our Irish neighbours, do not have a paramilitary organisation to fall back .....
Yet....
ps ...sorry for cutting your post...
I won't be holding my breath Any organisation or individual who is seen to be supporting or representing the indigenous population is quickly identified and labelled as extreme right wing , they are then eventually banned, silenced, or, become a figure of hatred on social and mainstream media
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9 minutes ago, josephbloggs said:
Right, so here are the Scots taking away the groomers early doors. Good job they couldn't get away with it in their communities - the Scots wouldn't allow it. Er, oh.
https://news.sky.com/story/seven-members-of-paedophile-gang-guilty-of-running-monstrous-child-sex-abuse-ring-13008082A truly revolting case, but unlike the Asian grooming gang incident, the police were not at any time "advised" to take things easy for fear of upsetting the communities involved. Why would that be?
Asking a question like that, too loudly, is all it takes for one to become the target of a lefty hate campaign, the ultimate target of such campaigns being to utterly destroy the victim by any means possible
The predictable outpouring of hatred for Tommy Robinson by certain members on here, who know little about the guy or what he believes in shows how effective this cancel culture can be .
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11 minutes ago, theblether said:Yes it's racist.
Do you think the IRA would have turned a blind eye to these groomer gangs. Or the UVF, the UDA, Red Hand Commando?
Do you think Scottish and Irish gangsters would have turned a blind eye?
Here's the bottom line. The English ponied it. And that includes your "gangsters."
Sadly it only takes one bad (or woke) apple to spoil everything, The police under normal circumstances would have pursued the Rotherham grooming case with relish, but their hands were effectively tied when they were instructed by "whoever" to step back a bit due to fears of upsetting racial sensitivities or attracting accusations of racism. I don't know who instructed that, and no doubt they have been allowed to quietly resign but they should be imprisoned,
Unfortunately us English unlike our Irish neighbours, do not have a paramilitary organisation to fall back on
I would imagine any influence our own gangsters may have traditionally held has rapidly been diminished following the unchecked rise of foreign lead gangs who now call the shots
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I would say that unless one knows the guy personally it would be impossible to form an accurate opinion of him . its pretty obvious he has been the target of the usual prolonged hate campaign and as such it is impossible to find any unbiased or impartial information on him.
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2 hours ago, josephbloggs said:"and the rape of young white girls"
Why even mention "white"? That's a bit odd.There were Pakistani rape gangs, yet their victims were exclusively white, I think that's a valid point that needed mentioning. If the rape gangs were white and the victims were exclusively asian it would also be a valid point.
Why do you think they only targeted white girls, might it be something to do with racism perhaps
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4 minutes ago, sambum said:
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I am merely pointing out that the post implies that the writer's "pension" (Singular - implying State Pension") has just gone up to £14,500.
The full State Pension is £221.40 per week which comes to = £11,500 app., so where does the £3000 discrepancy come from?
I believe those who were not contracted out of the "serps" additional pension scheme receive additional money
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12 minutes ago, Mike Teavee said:
There is no “Pot of Monry”, your contributions were used to pay Pensions for people who retired while you were working & People who are working/contributing today are paying your pension
Well those working today may be making a contribution, but I would imagine most of the money is borrowed, I believe the funding requirements for the NHS alone are at least equal to, if not more than, the total tax take. But yes I have also heard that the "pot of money" story was a lie
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3 hours ago, Blueman1 said:
Try & Get any Lawyer to fight The Goverment.....Immpossible !!
unless you are an "asylum seeker" looking for a fully funded human rights lawyer "to get you in"
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1 hour ago, easydoor said:
And then we don't speak about all the people who are using VIA AGENTS....
Many of them are people what doesn't fulfil the financial requirements for
a one year extension of stay..
And what effect, if any, does that have on your day to day existence ? Why would anybody other than immigration officials, the agents , or those using their services even want to talk about that, ? Other than a few sanctimonious, small minded expats who for some reason really get their panties in a bunch over things like this
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6 hours ago, Paul Henry said:
Already many imported food items are way to expensive compared to Thailands neighbours. The Thai Govt really knows how to attract tourists and expats.WELL DONE.
They actually do know how to attract tourists and expats, Millions upon millions of tourists every year reportedly, and I'm guessing hundreds of thousands of expats. I'm no expert on tourism but as a lay observer and based on what I've seen at the airports I'd say they are nearing capacity so I would imagine that in their minds they think they are doing ok.
They are probably not too concerned about the relatively few tourists / expats who can't exist here without their home comforts, "essentials" which they now consider unaffordable due to a 7% price increase.
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1 hour ago, saintdomingo said:
And what would newbee identify as?
Answers on a postcard please.
A Racist ?
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1 hour ago, JBChiangRai said:
Thailand legalised Cannabis without preparing for it. I doubt the police carry drug wipe kits or take blood samples at police stations. So they probably won't be able to charge him with anything. It will take a fatal collision to change things.
It's very simple with Cannabis & Alcohol, if you puff, you don't drive for a day or two, if you smoke Cannabis every day, you shouldn't ever be in charge of a motor vehicle. If you drink you don't drive.
In the UK some police forces test & convict 10 times more people than others, that is because testing is an expensive process.
44% of convictions are repeat offenders and some police forces are reporting it's on a par with alcohol. 67% of those convicted of drug driving had one or more previous conviction, typically for theft/burglary or drug-related offences.
I am sure Thailand will get its act together, but not this year.
Well it will be illegal again next year so things will revert to how they were.
" It will take a fatal collision to change things." You seem to almost relish that scenario ,
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On 5/27/2024 at 12:40 AM, RonJr said:
Mandatory Drug Test
(I've heard from reliable sources if you always carry a small bottle of Visine Clear Eyes with you, one can finagle the tiny bottle under ones junk and squeeze a few drops in sample and subsequently cause the test to be false positive due to the natural bleaches within the clear eyes,).
So they say 🤫
When being tested for drugs the last thing one wants is a "false positive" A negative result is what one wants !
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12 hours ago, transam said:
My Non-O, 15 months is nearly up, I have forgotten the required printouts for a 60 day extension to visit wife from it.
With a 60, is it just basic stuff, no maps or all pages of passport.
A list would be nice.......🤗
did one last month needed
1) Wife!
2) Original Marriage Cert (which they copied)
Copies of
3) Wifes Tabian Barn
4) Wifes ID
5) Passport pages for current entry and Photo/ Data Page
6) Passport photo
7) 1900 bt
It wasn't an issue for me, but might be worth noting that the 60 Days they gave me started from day of application, as opposed to end of current permission to stay , but I was on a ME tourist visa and had already extended by 30 days as a "tourist" so I think the fact that I was changing the purpose of my stay might have something to do with that. As you are, presumably, on a marriage Non O. you aren't changing your reason to visit, so I think there's a fair possibly that they might add it on to the end of your current permission to stay
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And the police don't know which if any hospital he is in? How many are there i the area? No mention of how the comatose guy made his exit from the scene, somehow I doubt that he walked and one of his mates was in no fit state to carry him. Surely there must have been an ambulance involved? They know full well where he is
9 minutes ago, bbko said:Where did you get this info? It appears only the Sun is saying he's in a coma, does that make it a fact?
It makes it a strong possibility as does receiving a kick to the head like that.
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3 minutes ago, Hamus Yaigh said:
Must have vision problems, there is no way that should be in their job scope of work.
I'm sure its not in their official job description
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31 minutes ago, tubber said:
Not much as we found out in Hua Hin a few years back when a 68 year old husband, his 65 year wife and 43 year old son were all kicked senseless.
yes i remember that, a nasty business in the "Tunbridge Wells" of Thailand, I may be wrong but i seem to remember the perpetrators actually got some jail time for that
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Travellers Urged to Monitor for Bird Flu Symptoms After Trips Abroad
in Thailand News
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"Triggered" would be more accurate. No he is obviously not OK at all. He appears to have completely lost it.