Liverpool Lou

You da the expert Sorry, no, I've never "done an expert". What does your unintelligible comment mean?

His family owns it. Thaksin Shinawatra's family does not own it, his ex-wife, Damapong, is a 37% shareholder.

The Shinawatra family are major shareholders in Praram 9 Hospital. No, they are not, his ex-wife, Potjaman Damapong, is a 32% shareholder. If Thaksin or his family are shareholders they own less than 1% of the shares.

Tops online.

Rest assured, there's no way that the police are asking, or would ever need, AN members to track him down.

What makes you think that they didn't go after him?

No singing, no dancing and, sure as shiit, no reference to Gene Kelly or Singing in the Rain in that clip, just some dicks jumping up and down in puddles splashing each other and whooping.

Says who?

For you. Don't forget that discussing the subject of your OP contravenes the forum rules.

Yes, I know of several "outside of greater Pattaya" but the danger of lowering the class of customer I may bump into is too great to disclose specific details to you, I'm afraid.

28 to a cell nearer the mark.

Long enough to know what I'm talking about. There are people reading this forum to whom I do not wish to give any identifying clues!

Bit of an over-generalisation to suggest that Thais do not tip.

They do not only get B9 per delivery, they are paid in the region of B38/40 per order according to the article. I doubt that your B20 means a lot to them...B20? I suppose that B20 is better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick...but not much better, Rockefeller.

I can't understand why anyone wouldn't tip them.

That is a fallacy, just more Guardian garbage. In Klong Prem showers are compulsory twice a day and they are not limited to 15 seconds. Prisoners have more than enough time to shower, shave, rinse out clothing etc.

All inmates in Klong Prem can have food sent in each day and they all have to shower twice a day.

How is that "his own" hospital?

On past performance, the chances are pretty high, yes.

Those organising are probobly going to be attendees which is an exemption. Organising, speaking etc. is not specifically included in activities needing a work permit, either!

Obviously, but the question that several people have asked you is why you want it clarified? What are you going to do with the answer?

Only in someone's schizophrenic mind. Look at all those answers in this thread. You seriously think that "all those answers" in this AN thread must be accurate and correct! Claiming that an individual writing a book needs a work permit in order to do so legally is probably the best example of inaccuracy and fallacy.

I know, I 've read them. It could be included in the exemption for attending a seminar.

Look at the earlier definitions. Just do it and keep it to yourself. You seriously think that writing a book requires a work permit? Gawd... How about writing a diary every day, does that require one, also?

He's not going to be doing that, though.