Liverpool Lou

Perhaps the family's secondhand version of events, designed solely to get money, isn't quite accurate and the other driver wasn't at fault.

Divorced?

...and probably on the phone to his girlfriend returning from a night out "with the lads" as she heard the crash on the phone.

Actually, he may have weakened his case with HMRC with regards to his political tweeting as BBC employees are subject to impartiality rules. I'm not interested in (the irrelevance of) his dealings with HMRC to this topic.

HMRC , the taxman, disputes that . He's avoiding paying tax by claiming that statues So what? That's completely irrelevant to the issue of his Tweets. "...claiming that statues" "Statues" [sic]?! Huh, which statues?

Are you religious????? Maybe I am, maybe I'm not, whatever I am is none of your business.

Splitting hairs - when I employed contractors I employed contractors and they obeyed the rules of my organisation. End of. Don't think that you're the BBC, though, and it wasn't splitting hairs, there's a huge difference between being a BBC employee and having to follow its rules and anyone in Lineker's non-BBC-employee position. What is "end of" supposed to mean?

I don't know what Jesus Christ has to do with it? That doesn't surprise me.

Freelance or not he's employed by them and obeys the rules or... out. No, he is not employed by the BBC. He obeys the conditions of his contract.

He isn't an employee of the BBC. he's a contracted, self-employed independent.

Notwithstanding that the post has been edited, mentioning nothing more than the name of the bank, which was not accused of any wrongdoing, was not defamation.

A Thai driving licence is not a requirement to own a car, the police did not see you, nor ticket you, for driving without a licence, they just want the parking ticket paid. Take your passport in case they want to see some ID.

Jesus Christ...

Obviously. The holder of a Thai DL with a Thai IDP would never need to use that IDP when driving in Thailand.

If a non-Thai holder of a Thai licence wants to use that licence to drive overseas (not in his home country) an IDP may be required and can be applied for. The (Thai-licence holder) applicant does not have to be a Thai citizen.

Most of the stations have impenetrable barriers.

Really? How many people have "fallen and died" at all those stations with barriers, then?

You think that you could control how and where you fall if you were suddenly unconscious due to a faint? You're a very talented man. Ever think that before she collapsed she most likely would have wobbled unsteadily before falling? Fainting people do not necessarily just drop directly down where they were standing.

Right. So we got that sorted. It was a personal experience. There was nothing to be "sorted", it was obvious from my comment that what I was posting was a personal experience, I said as much in the original comment.

No, from Thailand's point of view, there is no requirement for you to get a TIN.

Didn't mention ''arrest''. You didn't have to, it was obvious that all the overstayers had been arrested.

So uni students, girls, are not school girls...since when Lou... No, university students are not generally referred to as "school girls", they are two very different categories. If you don't know the difference, well...

I didn't say anything of the sort. You need to get your facts right. I didn't post that you did "say" anything, you need to get your facts right. I posted "you chose to interpret the photos as categoric statements that it took that many IOs to arrest them". I posted that because that was what you did. Nowhere did I say that you "said" anything.

Thats a fairly wide ranging cutting comment on SCB. Do you have this information in writing, or perhaps you had a bad experience? What? It was not a "cutting comment", neither was it "wide-ranging", neither was it a "bad experience", it was very specific and was just a description of a personal experience at an SCB branch in Bangkok a few weeks ago when I attempted to open an account there. I do not have it in writing (why should I?) but the clerk did and showed the bank's official requirements to me.

Are illegal aliens, i.e. visa overstayers, in your own country granted exemption from prosecution and subsequent consequences if they do not "pose a danger to society or your country"? Didn't think so.