IvorBiggun2

100% correct. When I last went back to the UK my UK license was expired. I hired, and drove a car on a Thai license. Never a problem.

I tried it a couple of times as a tea but I don't recall it affecting me. All I can recall is how bloody horrible it tasted.

Where does it say it was being sold on 'public streets'?

You got the wrong story. That was in Pattaya 05 January.

I believe Kratom to be legal other than to sell to under 18's, and pregnant or breast feeding women. .

I have a 9 incher but I've never used it a a rule.

Not billions but millions.

I'll be buggered if I know. Brit national.

I have but.....

No Pit Bull mentioned in the story. Doh

More kids are killed by cars/traffic accidents. Lets get rid of cars. Doh.

That's a myth and total tosh. And I don't believe a vet told you that.

No you don't.

If you're married, or in a relationship, get a family member to do it for you.

Biggest killer of humans are mosquito's, 725,000 people per year. I don't see people jumping up and down demanding them to be outlawed.

One of the last dogs one would judge as doing that.

First person ever to receive a face transplant was a French woman who was mauled by her own pet Labrador

We have an American Pitbull. Never a problem in 9 years. Best family dog I've ever owned.

Google is your friend. A wanted Russian man with an INTERPOL Red Notice and ten years of overstay, who used to stay in Phuket, was arrested in Banglamung, not far from Pattaya. The Royal Thai Immigration Bureau told the press about the incident on Friday (February 9th). They arrested Mr. Mik (alias), 34, a Russian national, in front of a house in Nongprue. He was taken to the Pattaya City Police Station to face charges of overstay (2,971 days) and to wait to be deported.

So are you saying it's incorrect?

I had an accident with a motorcyclist. The guy only had one leg. (Keeping the story short.) They thought me to be at fault until my insurance agent showed them my dash cam footage. They then decided that the one legged man was at fault but because he was poor they didn't fine him the 1,400 Baht that they were going to.

A must read https://perfecthomes.co.th/tm030-registration-thailand/#:~:text=Property owners in Thailand must,responsibility is with the owner. DrJack54 is wrong in his posts about TM30's

For my first hand drawn map I photocopied it prior to giving it to immigration. They've accepted a photocopy every year thereafter.

If the farang knows his rights then he needs to stand his ground instead of letting IO walk all over him.