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13 hours ago, timendres said:

That is exactly what I told the IRS.

But they are still insisting that I pay my taxes...

Unless, of course, you’re Donald Trump!

With all the Burmese, Lao, and Cambodians regularly crossing the border, surely a multi billionaire will have great difficulty.

Isn’t the fact that he ran away from the law enough to put him away for a while? And since when is there a time limit on manslaughter?! So can anyone just avoid justice by running away?

The dentist has a lot of ‘splainin’ to do... and then lose his license.

“....Spared prosecution apparently because of his economic and social status is unprecedented and incomprehensible.”

What fairyland are you living in your honor.

Maybe applied for a job and was rejected.

GET A ROPE!

Time to move to another free room under the Thai judicial/prison system. 5 years should give him a new look on life.

Multiply by 10 to get the real number...

1 hour ago, aqua4 said:

You think?How about a bus load of super spreaders heading for the rural areas. If there was ever an argument against globalism then this virus must be it.

 

So now international traveling is called globalism?!

17 hours ago, zydeco said:

Well, that was a shallow read on the situation. Another article where retired expats = British = Pattaya. Really dislike the fact that I used up my single Nikkei Asian Review free article for the month on this piece of superficial reading.

So Zydeco, are you one of those unfortunate Brit expats too poor now to buy a full subscription ? So sad...

And the inmates are a bit bigger and meaner than in Thai prison. Cavity “searches” will be harder to avoid.

Listen to the King!..Rama IX, that is..

Statute of Limitations on murder?!

Just put him in a line-up and take the pictures of everyone pointing him out.

Mammals (not people) like this need to be sent to Devils Island and forgotten... no rehab possible.

His wife and family were concerned about his health, eh?.....

But nice smile!