In Full Agreement

Probably because of his unbridled urge to speak out before he thinks.

it sounds like you're coming pretty close to victim blaming.

Unfortunately, in Thailand even if the actual murderers are found, I doubt these Burmese fellows would receive any compensation for their time already spent in prison.

I was once told by a Brit acquaintance that he was so hungry a few days earlier that he was even willing to pay the 10 baht fee to use Grab delivery when he ordered food to be delivered. I was surprised someone would even need to consider a fee so inconsequential when making a decision.

I also miss Carls Jr. as well as Wendy's. In my mind nothings compares to the In&Out Burger but it's highly unlikely they'll ever come to Thailand. In and out is owned by the billionaire daughter of the the company founder and she's been very reluctant to expand the chain's footprint.

Thank you very much Mike.

Converting for inflation.

Be careful you don't choke on it.

"Did you often tattle on your classmates in school?" I guess you missed the past tense in my post. Better luck next time And how do you know that no one here is in school any longer? You better start over..

Did you often tattle on your classmates in school?

Fred, You should seriously consider taking a couple of chill pills..

Of course you wouldn't..

Best if there's no censorship at all.

"Absolutely nothing of intellectual note worth gleaning from it." Hard to imagine this coming from you, Bob.

Bye.

Will you volunteer to help pay his medical bills?

Your reply reminds me of years ago when an Australian man engaged in road rage by getting a machete out of his car's boot and threatening the Thai driver in front of him. Afte rthe police showed up and the Aussie was talking to the cop, the Thai man came up along side him and cold cocked the life out of the elderly Australian man. Never saw a follow up to the story but for sure that punch had to hurt if not do permanent damage.

As long as facilities can handle the increase in tourists, I see no reason why anyone should oppose the new visa rules.

I misread a bit but point still stands. India has plenty of cobras to go round for everyone.

Thailand has plenty of cobras. For the life of me, I wonder why anyone would try to smuggle one into the country.

Seems pretty foolish on the part of the manage to deny your simple request and cut off a revenue stream for the condo complex.

Did you find anything negative to say about the place? Traffic delays due to construction are essential in order to improve things for the future. No one likes them but they're a part of life. Thank goodness no one is forced to remain in Pattaya or Thailand for that matter unless they're remanded to do so by a court of law.

Thee is a funeral parlor in Bangkok that offers cremation with a full service from a Catholic priest. It's very close to the Riverside Hotel.

Yes the article is very misleading. Expats can't simply decide to retire in most if not all of the countries listed. A quote from a commenter on the article says it best: " "Sardonicus - I had a feeling people might misinterpret this list. I didn't read the article but, I'm SURE it's not implying that it's a list of where people should consider moving. NO, NO.....most of those countries either wouldn't let you live there ongoing or there is some stiff criteria to meet. The list is describing what retirement years are like for those that live there."

Why on earth would you propose such a thing? Hawkers are a firm part of the Thai culture.