Kenneth White

The driver's license test is a total joke. I sat in a chair with a box with one pedal at my feet and was told to steep on the peddle when I saw the red light come on. I think I steeped too hard and broke the box. Checkpoints are a joke as well. Four people on a motorbike: dad in front with a helmet, mom in back sometimes with a helmet, and two young children sandwiched between them, no helmets. Then I saw them ride away like everything was okay.

There have to be qualified people who love their country enough to join the police force; otherwise, Thailand is doomed.

I hear my Thai relatives talk about the poor Thai people, and I get angry with them. Safety is not whether you are rich or poor; it is common sense and consideration of others, which, frankly, I find lacking in the Thai community.

I have lived here in Thailand with my Thai wife for 12 years, and I find a total disregard for safety. Tragically, school kids lost their lives needlessly; however, what about the thousands of other deaths that occur? You can't save them all, but some steps can be taken to prevent many other deaths. May I suggest that the Thai government add qualified policemen or women to patrol the streets and enforce the rules or laws of the road?

I wonder if the Thai government intends to tax Social Security from America. That would be considered a double tax.

The whole world is waiting and holding their breath that this does not escalate and possibly start WWIII. If that happens, we are all "F"kt.

Lord, don't let Thailand turn out to be like America. Illegals are a huge problem in America.

I can't stop laughing. 🤣 11 penis rings. Be happy with what you have and get on with your life.

Thailand really needs to come out of the dark ages. There are many things that are more important, like traffic control, not just checkpoints. The RTP needs to step it up, patrol the roads, and issue fines. I am a retired US Army veteran living here in Thailand and have the utmost respect for the RTP and Thai immigration officers.

I couldn't agree more. There are some ladies for whom a one-piece suit would still not be flattering on the beach or poolside. I am fat, and there is no way I would wear a Speedo. LOL!

Thailand really needs to come out of the dark ages. There are many things that are more important, like traffic control, not just checkpoints. The RTP needs to patrol the roads and issue fines.

I see so many people parking in a handicap parking space that have no disability. Is there a fine if someone parks in a handicap space without a parking permit? How and who do you report them to? Makro is an excellent example for complying with handicap parking. The parking attendants keep a close eye on violators. Lotus is the worst; they have no parking lot attendants. I am disabled and have heart disease that limits my walking. I get really upset with the attitudes and the inconsiderate Thai people. I want to park behind them but that's not a good idea. Any suggestion?

Wait, Wait...you didn't pay rent for two months you gave the landlord one month with a promise that you would have the rest of the rent in a few days. If I where the landlord I would have taken your money and kicked your ass out right then and there, legal or not. Personally, I have no patient for deadbeats.

I was in Udon Thani 50+ years ago and I am sure it has changed. I found it friendly back then. I live in Kalasin now and what to visit there again. If you haven't figured it out I was in the Army 50+ years ago. I am really looking forward to returning.

It might be an issue with a warranty deed. In America a warranty deed some ways protects the second party. The legal issues are many. As some have already pointed out seek a good real-estate lawyer.