Liverpool Lou

Same medical privacy as is a right in your country...and every other country.

There was no warrant issued for Vorayuth when he left and he had previously been permitted to exit Thailand for business and had returned. That's why.

None of your business!

it definitely did. Which beach?

funny you, Lou. Didn't happen, eh?

whats it got to do with you? You posted on a forum of which I am a member, that's what it's got to do with me. Why the secrecy?

a popular one. Why all the secrecy?

Phucket Go is an English-language expat/tourist oriented publication isn't it? Incidents involving foreigners are, obviously, more worthy and palatable!

Gawd...

Easier for them to look at Google Images, there's no shortage of cockpit photos there.

It may be the one with four 'AAA' batteries.

Something that has not been ruled on - so not "'nuff said"

You have no experience of EVs yet you pontifcate about their probably not honouring the warranties...why would you do that? There is no reliable reported evidence that Chinese EV warranties are any less solid than any others.

Perhaps you're referring to LBs who work, i.e. have proper jobs? The LB prossies are hardly well-mannered, intelligent fcking angels.

Que?

He's the only one of the three who has not been convicted of anything.

No, she was not. She was "nobbled" by the Constitutional Court, before the coup took place.

From your link... "Legal Disclaimer: International Drivers Association is in no way affiliated with or a representative of American Automobile Association, Inc (AAA) and makes no claim to be a Government Agency. You are purchasing a translation document which is not a replacement for a Driving License". Why would a UK IDP issued from Singapore and charged (excessively) in USD reference the AAA and have a website in American English? What you have is not an official UK IDP, you were had, better to get a real one. "Get an international driving permit (IDP) Until 31 March, you can get an IDP in person at the Post Office". https://www.gov.uk/driving-abroad/get-an-idp

....and for only GBP 5.50 That's what I said.

"...is not accepted by the local Hanoi car insurance". Of course they shouldn't accept online, fake UK IDPs!

Legitimate IDPs from the UK can only be obtained from the Post Office (PayPoints after April 1st) in person and cost £5.50. Where did you get your special $79 (dollars?) "IDP" from?!

"The DVLA has announced a major change to an important document needed for driving in more than 140 countries. Currently, anyone needing an International Driving Permit can get one from a Post Office. However, from April 1 that will change. The DVLA said that, from that date, the permits would be "exclusively available from participating PayPoint stores across the UK".

Old news...in full flow in an existing thread.

Why was the first thing you did to launch an investigation into a new member? Then, with no information, whatsoever, you accuse him of being a troll?

The irony!