Anant72

5 hours ago, ezzra said:

There are reportedly about 230,000 policemen and police women in Thailand so 13 out of 230 its.. its.. ahh, you do the meth...

Do the math I guess. Do the meth might land you in trouble ????

7 hours ago, Wiggy said:

Not a happy ending. RIP. 

3 hours ago, easydoor said:

This was a real Thai massage with 'happy end'

RIP.

Indeed, there are worse ways to die.

I really would like to know what happened to that Blue Diamond. 

17 hours ago, Snig27 said:

Yet another failure by Prayut, who swore that justice would prevail here. 

Har, har har dee har har! 

8 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

Leaving is no problem...The problem is that you want to come back!!

Quite so. Too many uncertainties regarding the return, especially regarding the insurance requirement. Will my Cigna insurance be accepted, for example. They have changed the rules for Non-OA but what about Non-O, I am still unclear about it.

23 hours ago, Golden Triangle said:

A deportation warning ???? Na, just deport and ban the idiot.

Suits me fine.

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

Ole fatty will be asleep again soon, things will go back to normal.

 

That is, has been and will continue to be the case.

7 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Yep, Pattaya is getting back to normal. 

 

All the weirdos coming here for a holiday.

 

I see a lot of these guys getting around. 

Steroids 

Shame! Shame! Shame! A few days in the slammer, a heavy fine and a deportation warning.

23 hours ago, Hans Johnson said:

The bike will disappear and he will be transferred up country. 

Very likely.

2 hours ago, Confuscious said:

A tip to the Red Bull heir:

Go into the monkhood for a few weeks and close the story.

He does not need to: his parents have distributed lots of brown envelopes.

On 1/26/2022 at 12:01 PM, kralledr said:

He just wanted to be a monk because hw hope to avoid penalty.

This is a cop out (pun definitely intended). Religion offers a very convenient way to show remorse.

19 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Does this somehow exonerate him from committing homicide? Does the temple who admitted him have any liability in this? They should. The penalty for taking in such a felon should be immediate abandonment of the temple and monastery, and mandatory destruction of the entire complex. 

 

These temples should never be above the law, and it is not the example anyone wants to see, when they engage themselves in this kind of cover and lack of judgment. 

4 hours ago, jaiyen said:

Look at how many unconcerned people it takes to inspect a Zebra crossing ! And none of them know the answer as to what to do so they want to get rid of it !! Pathetic.

It would be comical if it weren’t so tragic! It reminds of a Belgian joke: how many people do you need to change a bulb on a ceiling lamp? Answer 6: one holding the bulb and tive to move the chair around.

17 hours ago, Tropposurfer said:

Rule 1 never ride in minivans, rule 2 never forget rule 1.

Absolutely. These minivan drivers are totally speed crazy. I would never dream of taking one. I warn anybody I know coming to this country to avoid them at all cost (especially the cost of their lives)

On 1/18/2022 at 10:13 AM, ratcatcher said:

Give the guy a break.  He was blissfully unaware that he could have slowed or stopped the truck by use of clutch and gears.

The truck looks quite new, as Mutt said, poor driver or poor maintenance.

No, give him a  BRAKE!

16 hours ago, GrandPapillon said:

must be a slow week, looking forward to next year estimates by TAT next week ????

Billions and billions of course.

9 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

A woman with a pole fetish. Nothing to see here, as it´s a very common fixation.

3 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Always they are 'power poles' My theory is that the flow of electricity causes an electro-magnetic effect which actually attracts vehicles within range. These poor drivers are innocent and should be compensated.......????

She wanted to be in pole position.

On 1/8/2022 at 5:31 PM, Anant72 said:

 

What prevented her from doing what (almost) everybody does and do her TM 47 every 90 days? After 3 years in Thailand, she should know the score. Now she has to face the music. Besides, don’t tell me she didn’t know about the consequences of flouting immigration rules. So, yes, no sympathy.

On 1/9/2022 at 2:55 PM, Liverpool Lou said:

So what?  She wasn't asking for your sympathy.

You play dumb quite well. Congratulations.

On 1/9/2022 at 2:55 PM, Liverpool Lou said:

So what?  She wasn't asking for your sympathy.

And wouldn’t have gotten any, had she asked for it. People like that should be sent to jail for a few days, heavily fines and deported.

Note the condition of the truck tires. They are never checked and brown envelopes make sure that nothing is being done.

8 hours ago, Geoffggi said:

Either that or driving too fast, as has been noted many times some people forget that Ice is heavy and can cause the vehicle to be overloaded there by reducing normal steering & braking capabilities

Don’t expect them to know anything about the laws of physics and anyway, laws, whatever they are, are meant to be broken, consequences be damned.

23 hours ago, toofarnorth said:

Serves her right , no sympathy !

3 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Who is asking for sympathy? A request  for information  and advice  was made. Your knee jerk judgement  is neither appropriate or warranted

What prevented her from doing what (almost) everybody does and do her TM 47 every 90 days? After 3 years in Thailand, she should know the score. Now she has to face the music. Besides, don’t tell me she didn’t know about the consequences of flouting immigration rules. So, yes, no sympathy.

5 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Thailand could ‘easily’ adjust its laws and commit to trail in absentia.

 

The elephant in the room.... Do they really want to ?

 

 

 

 

Of course not. They got their brown envelopes. I wonder how much money has been spent by that brat’s family to keep him out of harm’s way. 

17 hours ago, pattjock said:

Traffic accidents kill much more than corona and can be prevented by proper work by the police, but nothing is done. Corona is very hard to control but they shut down the society completely causing economical problems for the entire country. Why cant they deploy the same effort when it comes to traffic accidents?

We know why. Inconsistency, lackadaisical attitude, laziness, excessive leniency. Rules should be STRICTLY enforced EVERYDAY OF THE YEAR. How much do these accidents cost society?

4 hours ago, Tarteso said:

Government is not doing enough on air pollution.

 

 

..They meant they do Nothing. ???? From years, Chiang Mai has the Honor to be the worst polluted City in the world.

looks like they love to be number ONE in everything.

What else is new? Needless to say this pollution will no doubt be a powerful magnet for “quality” tourists.

An added incentive for “quality” aka wealthy tourists to come to this fair land and spend away their dollars, billions and billions of them. Be sure, TAT, to have big enough coffers to store this manna.

9 hours ago, tonray said:

Let's see ..I'm not what would be classified as a high earning, big spending foreigner...but...in the past 3 years I helped with down payment on a townhouse (where I now live and maintain), I bought 2 cars, I bought two insurance policies (one for my health and one for my extension), and of course I spend money for food, domestic travel, etc etc. But tired old expats like me...out....big spending high flyers in....5555

What they want are cash cows to milk and they are advertising their greed so unabashedly that it is almost comical. The TAT is the pits.