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Liverpool Lou

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Everything posted by Liverpool Lou

  1. The smoking tyre of the locked right rear wheel of the red pickup indicates that it was braking hard immediately before a sharp right hand bend in the road, that is why the pickup headed to the right. One bike stops and one bike and one car passes the accident, no other vehicles go past the scene in the 23 seconds after the impact that you were able to view. What makes you think that no one had stopped to help. out of the camera's range. in the less than 30 seconds after the collision?
  2. Yeah don't know why the 15 year of age was all about really. I'd suggest that his choice of a forum name has something to do with it.
  3. The age of majority in Thailand is 20. Kwasaki referred to the police that stated they could do nothing cuz she wus over 18. I know what the age of majority is and I also know what Kwasaki posted, unlike you apparently. Why did you comment about the irrelevant age of consent?
  4. This was a close call.. Yes, it was, five years ago, on an empty bus and not caused by LPG/NGV..
  5. Age of consent in Thailand is 15. The age of majority, which is what was being referred to, isn't 15!
  6. Perhaps he was suggesting that the involvement of the police should be because of the organised gambling that's going on?
  7. It's the gambling that he is concerned about.
  8. They have boots... baht buses do not. Where is the tank (s) located? Minivans sure are safe... There are many baht buses in Bangkok, The LPG tanks are either under the vehicle or under the passenger seats. I can't recall having seen any reports about Bangkok's minibuses burning people to death, either.
  9. An opinion piece in which the author said nothing whatsoever that required a medical qualification. You should have read it.
  10. You seem to think that Hunter Biden is being cared for by Biden because of a long painful terminal illness that he doesn't have.
  11. Pity that you don't know the actual story. Hunter Biden isn't dead...got it?
  12. I meant you know who. Ah..."Mayor" Pete?!
  13. Oh yes, waiting for the news of that mishap with tourists being burned alive! LPG-fuelled public transport has been in use for years in Bangkok and I don't recall a single instance of those vehicles burning passengers alive, why would you think that it would happen in Pattaya?
  14. Now he'll be serving time for not minding his business..... Or exonerated on the basis of self-defence as the SEAL was shot at first. You'd need to read the article properly, though to know that.
  15. Bit of a (false) sweeping generalisation. Is it false if it is what he has experienced? Of course not, but then instead of condemning Thai girls generally, as he did, he should have said that his experience was just with a couple of them. My experience is that, generally, Thai assistants are not "always looking at their phones and never smile" but I'm sure that a couple of them may have fallen into that category, therefore my experience is that his statement was false, as a generalism.
  16. Bit of a (false) sweeping generalisation.
  17. To sort of quote you, the story is about tiger cruelty only, it's not about any other animal. "The story is about Thailand only, it's not about any other country".
  18. The story is about Thailand only, it's not about any other country. So why are you bothering to comment on my posts that were a response to another member?

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