Liverpool Lou

but nobody went to his aid ..... what a twisted society. Read the link. His uncle stopped the initial beating.

My step daughter has a small Thai food restaurant in Khon Kaen, doing a roaring trade by all accounts.

Are they legally allowed to open until 2am or is that what they do because the police usually overlook late opening? "However, Mrs. Amporn expressed concern about the current legal closing hours ... The right closing hours should be around 4 a.m., Mrs. Amporn stated. The current legal closing time is midnight, notes TPN media". https://thepattayanews.com/2022/05/28/walking-street-entertainment-venue-owner-petitions-for-4-a-m-legal-closing-time-to-align-with-official-nightlife-reopening-on-june-1st/

Lucky me, that this is a forum, then. You know, a place where people post their opinions. Exactly what I wrote.

Here's all the requirements... https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1093079/OS_Guidance_G2_07.22.pdf

Probably no time because he would never be able to report anyone due to 99% of vehicles having tints too dark to enable anyone outside to clearly see what's going on inside any cars.

And you appear to have chosen to overlook the fact that I used the term "unless" . But who cares ? You have chosen to overlook the fact that I used the word "or". But, who cares?

"(member ignored already)". Wow, that'll really teach him a lesson!

How is that suggested? Can those wearing seatbelts not be trapped in damaged vehicles?

Would that be improper?

Huh?

Evidently, immigration here hasn't learned about confidentiality. Since when has that detail supposed to be kept confidential?

No, it doesn't.

"Don't publish my pics on a forum for aging tourists who could be my grandpas!" Make sure that you don't put your photos on the internet for the whole world to see, then, and you should be ok!

Where has a search warrant been published? Who issued that search warrant and for which premises?

The Bangkok Post reported that also. Which is the news site that we can't mention?

Yes they will to Government officials if told to. I know.

There you go. sorted.

The article doesn't say that he was passing it, but 'he swerved to the right to miss a motorcycle with sidecar.' That suggests to me that the motorcycle was going the wrong way, perfectly normal in Thailand where which side of the road you drive on is optional, especially if you are on a motorcycle. If that is the case then the motorcyclist needs to be prosecuted for causing death by reckless driving. But I'd guess he/she just vanished from the scene. Or, I might be wrong "Or, I might be wrong". Nah, surely not. "...he swerved to the right to miss a motorcycle with sidecar...". Webfact's version of the original report does state that but the linked original gives an explanation of what actually happened.

Or, as is commonplace, you didn't bother to read the link.

"Sound like motorcycle and sidecar going wrong way.." No, it doesn't, particularly if you read the link.

Nothing wrong with that. Just not newsworthy. "Just not newsworthy". Just your opinion. Objectively, to write that it is not newsworthy is, by definition, wrong.

So you don't agree You got it.

For a start, from earlier today: A Kyrgyzstani woman fell to death at a hotel in the Pattaya area after noon today (September 16th). That's one other incident, one, not "so many" as he wrote.

That's odd, that's exactly what the OP reported!.. "Later the lady in question said before she fainted she had been to give blood..."