Liverpool Lou

What about the 54 year old woman from the article? ???? Same one, she was lying about her age!

Have you tried Unique Gas?!

"...absconding, also not unusual in Thailand". What country are you from or is that just a Thai trait?

Neither is bail unusual. Defendants appearing in court for their cases isn't unusual, either.

That your term, no one else has used it.

It's amazing how many posters here do think that!

Who's going to pay for that? Perhaps the owner of the private land wants to continue doing what he wants to do with it, he wasn't responsible for the fire.

There'd be a lease for the rented land, leases can be sold on. The part of the building that was illegally added on has been destroyed by the fire, there's nothing to stop the rest from being sold, it's just a construction now, not an illegal business.

Mr B should be held behind bars, not outside conducting business (where he could very likely find the money to pay more compensation). Makes more sense than locking him up where he can do nothing for the victims before he's been to trial.

The lease on the land, probably.

No.

Probably selling the lease for the land, it was rented according to reports.

How are you going to give him that person's details if you don't want to give out that person's details?

Why don't you just send him a PM?

The same ones who refer to "Patts" and "Bangers".

"Why call Bangkok Airport Swampy?" It's Thaivisa, they can't spell Suvarnabhumi.

Since when are Customs duties levied on items leaving the country?

Yes, there isn't a "just putting it on the plane" notification.

Reading a certain member's posts.

She didn't.

She knew that the lock was fitted incorrectly so she, obviously, did not lock the door intentionally.

Perhaps a 58-year old woman couldn't.

Cosmetics, as the article very clearly stated.

If it was a plastic door, why would the cops need bolt cutters to get in? They didn't. They needed the bolt cutters to get into the house, not into the bathroom.

It was locked inadvertently, obviously. She knew the lock was the wrong way round so she wouldn't lock herself in deliberately.