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Years ago, during a big red or yellowshirt protest, I went to Ayutthaya with some friends. I was surprised to see that all of the traffic lights had been turned off! It seems that all of the local police had been summoned to Bangkok to help deal with the protest.

Just once. Grover Cleveland was the 22nd and 24th president back in the 1880's and 1890's.

I believe that Palang Parcharat had 40 MPs in total, if 27 have left Prawit only has 13 MPs left. That looks like the end of the coup party to me!

One could also say that Donald Trump faces exactly the same odds. Only one other president has served non-consecutive terms in the past 225 years!

😅🤣😂 Well, she's proved that she has a good sense of humor!

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This will probably trigger another round of payments to the courts and police involved. For the law enforcement in Thailand, 'Boss' is just a gift that keeps on giving!

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Officially no-one has ever had sex in space. Unofficially I am sure it has happened! Way back in the 80's I used to hear the phrase 'ride Sally Ride' mentioned whenever sex in space was discussed!

There, I fixed it!

Her local Ratchapat University will probably be fairly inexpensive. If they live near Bangkok, Ramkamheng University was founded as a 'peoples' university and is also pretty affordable.

A slap? It looked like more of a feeble pawing.

IMHO Kamala is far from being a communist. If elected, she will almost certainly be a 'business as usual' president, just as Obama and Biden were. If she was really a communist lefty, she might actually do something about the ever increasing disparity of wealth in the US that is changing what used to be a mostly middle-class society into a modern feudal society with masses of struggling workers trying to please the billionaire class while also trying to pay their rent or mortgage.

You might get better advice if you provide some more information. Where was the child born? (what country?) Were you legally married to the child's mother when it was born? (in Thailand that makes a difference) How old is the child? What is the child's current nationality? Who currently has legal custody of the child? What country does the child live in now? All of these will affect the possible answers to your question. Also, Thailand has many dual national citizens. Unless your country does not allow dual citizenship, adding Thai citizenship shouldn't affect the child's current citizenship and may prove useful in the future.

Seat belts? No need to ask I suppose. Most newer vehicles have airbags which only make you safer if you are wearing a seat belt. Unrestrained people will often be pushed out a window by the expanding airbags!

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Does anyone want to bet as to whether he was wearing a seat belt or not?

She'd have to dye her hair blonde to attract his attention!

The police became suspicious when they saw her successfully parallel parking the stolen car!

Another 'self made millionaire' rises to the top!

My wife's parents died long before we met. Her closest relatives are her younger sister and niece and nephew who are all quite pleasant and well educated, so I don't have any problem spending time with them. She also has aunts, uncles and cousins spread throughout Thailand, from Hat Yai up to Chiang Mai, but we rarely see them.

Only 2???

I have seen a couple of teachers sue for severance pay at a private school over the years, neither of them were successful. Having said that, Thai law judges each case on its own merits, rather than relying on precedent, so past experience is not a good predictor or future decisions!

Ladyboys go to men's jails.

Well, they would say that, wouldn't they?