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  1. prakhonchai nick
    But seriously, not 100/200bt fine. Have a 1 month advertising blitz, then fine everyone not wearing a helmet 10,000bt (whether 1,2 3 or 4 on the bike) AND confiscate the bike for minimum 1 month. Turbans not accepted. A helmet or walk!
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    Conceivably the neighbours turned on him with the scissors!
  3. prakhonchai nick
    Well said those Trans are men !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All trans are men!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  4. prakhonchai nick
    It means (to me at least) that these murdering scum will NEVER have a life outside of prison, which is more on a par with those they have murdered who will also never have a life again. Why should a murderer ever have something more than his/her victim will have? If the victim is dead, then so should the murderer be too!
  5. prakhonchai nick
    Stupid comment!!!!!!!!
  6. prakhonchai nick
    I would imagine there would not be so much support for death sentences if, in cases that would otherwise warrant a death sentence, the guilty party was sentenced to WHOLE LIFE IMPRISONMENT, in harsh and not holiday camp conditions, with absolutely no parole EVER for any reason.
  7. prakhonchai nick
    A death sentence is given to those who themselves act in a barbaric and inhumane way towards their victims. Provided there is indisputable proof of their guilt, ie CCTV, caught in the act etc, then keep it, and reintroducce the death penalty in other countries. As for deterring crime, those who are executed will never offend again!
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    Nor do murderers, terrorists, those that commit crimes possessing deadly weapons and child abusers amongst many others!
  9. prakhonchai nick
    Sunday is a huge day up in Buriram with the last day of MotoGP, when thousands of visitors/tourists will be watching. Alas no beer! Does the government want tourists or not?
  10. prakhonchai nick
    Those that want to abstain from alcohol on this day or the preceeding 3 months have done so. Don't inflict religious beliefs and restrictions on everyone. Not all Thais believe in Buddhism these days and many of those that do will be drinking as usual.
  11. prakhonchai nick
    Two and half years on, I'm still here, and the device is working perfectly, according to the hospital, whom I have just visited for my 6 monthly check up. Doctor said my heart is working quite normally. Picked up 6 months supply of required meds - far cheaper than available locally
  12. prakhonchai nick
    Anyone committing a criminal offence with threats using a gun or other deadly weapon (eg knife) deserves a death sentence. Should be mandatory!
  13. prakhonchai nick
    Is it? Not so sure!
  14. prakhonchai nick
    Back in the days when I was at school, a Catholic Grammar Schol in North London UK. I was not indoctrinated, but told all sorts of nonsense about God and Jesus and how they would always be there to help those that believed. Utter nonsense. Nobody was or now is ever there. That applies to all the other "Gods" of other religions too. . PEOPLE Stop being so gullible! Think for yourselves!
  15. prakhonchai nick
    Live in the Philippines and if you're British, your state pension is not frozen.. Maybe the only benefit!
  16. prakhonchai nick
    Regardless of blame , it is high time that anyone fleeing the scene following an accident receives a mandatory prison sentence. New government.....time to finally get tough.
  17. prakhonchai nick
    Thaiger says "The Norwegian man is in police custody and has been charged with premeditated murder. The penalty is death, life imprisonment or 15 to 20 years imprisonment. Rather ridiculous alternatives to ones possible guilt! Take someones life deliberately, and a death penalty is the only acceptable punishment!
  18. prakhonchai nick
    Without a Will in Thailand, half of Thai assets go to family in home country and half to wife in Thailand With regard to assets in the home country, different countries have different rules re intestacy. In the UK a wife automatically inherits all assets up to a very high amount. Many other countries include provision for "children" - age immaterial. A simple Will ensures ones money and other assets goes where one wants
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    Many amphurs, where deaths are registered, are now quite helpful and will issue an official death certificate in English. I emphasise MANY but sadly not all.
  20. prakhonchai nick
    Perhaps a night on the tiles in Pattaya with Immi in tow and Singh footing the bill????
  21. prakhonchai nick
    Perhaps the police can do what they're good at.......Turn a blind eye, and let the monster escape. Then Joe public et all can deal with him as required without delay.
  22. prakhonchai nick
    Totally Agree.
  23. prakhonchai nick
    Whether or not the insurance pays following a suicide, the ex gf would only benefit if she was named as a beneficiary. Any open ended life assurance policy would be dealt with under the terms of any Will, or laws of intestacy, and girlfriends are not included in the latter
  24. prakhonchai nick
    Not recent ones!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  25. prakhonchai nick
    UK passports renewed in Thailand have to be done so via VFS. They submit applications and after time receive the new passport. In order to collect the new passport, the holder, or someone acting on their behalf, has to submit the old passport, WHICH IS THEN CANCELLED AND CORNER CUT BY VFS. The UK passport Ofice tells you nothing!!!!!!!.

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