Liverpool Lou

Make sure that you answer the " have you ever been refused insurance" (or words to that effect) honestly, if it's asked.

Her parents didn't own a snooker club.

She requested asylum in Canada, not Thailand, so no stain, Thailand is spotless in this case much to the chagrin of all the Thai-bashers.

Through the UNHCR she requested asylum in Canada.

She requested Canada, Asean countries are probably too close for comfort.

Perhaps she requested asylum in Canada and didn't want it in an Asean country?

What is so much better about Michelin tyres that will give him, or anyone else, "the edge in survival" over any of the other premium (or even not-so-premium) brands for normal driving?

Gawd, that old fairy tale.

I'm still doing my thing, It's the only sex I get but my thing really enjoys it!

Gawd...

racing tyres are tyres for ... wait for it .... racing! ???? fatter, wider and lower profile. possibly even a different rubber compound. for when you want to track your Rexxy or Supra on the weekends. or when an old Datto LOL. oh, and there very, very expensive. Yes, I know. My point was, where did it say that the pickup was fitted with those "racing tyres"?!

Webfact's version says "trays".

Of course, they can only seize those that he can't account for or those that are proven to be acquired illegally.

Perhaps they did do that resulting in the police statement and the brakes didn't repair themselves!

You've never seen a D-Max pickup (or comparable) driven by a woman? You get out much?

"...with 2100kg of eggs..." Equally questionable is where was it stated that the pickup was carrying eggs weighing 2,100kg?

I was talking about English as it is spoken, you saw that. My comment was about written English, you saw that.

B'locks.

Are vehicles in Thailand only permitted to be operated using the original tyres? What are "racing tyres" anyway and which pictures are you looking at that show them in enough detail for you to determine their purpose?

Where did it say that it is a "very fact" that a foreigner would be treated differently? The very fact that it didn't does speak volumes, though.

Yes, they can. The claim prizes the same way that Thais do, smaller winnings can be paid out in cash at lottery shops and the larger prizes are claimed at the Government Lottery Office and paid by cheque or into a bank account.

Sorry, but 'would of' is now colloquially completely (and sadly) acceptable in place of 'would have' in the UK now Only by the semi-literate, no English language teacher would find it acceptable.

"Royalty have historically been allowed to have a much greater age difference..." Everyone is "allowed" to have any age difference between legal partners, there are no laws about it, it's irrelevant whether they're royalty or not.

"...would of turned.,," You "teach" English?

Let her go!