Liverpool Lou

Eight years ago and it wasn't a Swiss Army knife, it was an illegal switchblade/flick knife.

A foreigner can not buy an already built house Mr Know it all. Nonsense, foreigners can buy "already built houses".

Since when is privacy a concern to the media. Don't know, and don't care about your opinion of the media...you asked for the reason the name was withheld, now you have it, even though it was always there.

Garbage, it will be his house if he buys it. The title to the house can be in his name, it is only the land that a foreigner cannot own.

He specifically stated that she will remain the land owner and he will be buying the house, not the land, that is permitted.

Carrying that type of utility knife with a blade less than 3" in length would not normally be any problem if the carrying of it can reasonably be considered "justifiable grounds". I believe that over 3" is when you may have to have a good explanation.

It is just being used to describe the location of the incident... "A shooting incident occurred around 12:20 pm on November 1 at the traffic control center intersection..."

Perhaps she wasn't living beyond her means when she bought the car which may have been four years ago?

Do you provide explanations or justifications for the emojis that you apply to other members' posts?

I didn't post anything that suggested that I knew the condo name, nor that it was named in the link.

Read the full OP, it's all there Nope, nothing there, says (name withheld) Yes, it is there, you really should read things properly. You asked why his name was withheld, the link that you attached explained why - for privacy. "The rescuers discovered the 30-year-old victim (name withheld due to his privacy)...".

No, "we all" do not "know" that load of cobbler's.

B0llocks.

You could just read the full OP to see how you're so wrong.

Didn't happen in this case so you're wrong (once again) about "Thai women always pitting men against men".

Read the full story, it is there.

Yelling "F***!" (with a "u", "c" and "k") at them can easily be construed as such.

Read the full OP, it's all there.

It's called a joke Ah...that would explain it's incredible hilarity.

No, Reticulated Python.

Please name them. 1. Participation in conferences, seminars, business meetings, or lectures 2. Technical works such as machine repair, installation, and testing 3. International recruitment activities and skills tests 4. Participation in legal services, such as arbitration 5. Other activities approved by the relevant authorities 6. Members of diplomatic delegations 7. Members of consular missions 8. Representatives of member countries, officers of the United Nations, and specialized agencies 9. Personal assistants supporting the individuals mentioned above 10. Individuals carrying out missions as per agreements between the Thai government and foreign governments or international organizations 11. Individuals engaged in duties for the benefit of the Kingdom in areas such as education, culture, arts, sports, and others 12. Individuals granted permission by the Thai cabinet to perform duties or missions in Thailand.

It's a reticulated python.

Unless one of the many exemptions apply.

Unless that person qualifies for one of the many WP exemptions...Are you hard to understand or are you naive? [sic]

Clownish and arrogant answers like yours are not worthy of a response. Yet you responded!