kaonoister

I wonder what they smoke

A complete lockdown of that incapable government would make much more sense

My experience is that hospitals want do any treatment until payment is cleared. 

Next step is to handcuff everyone,especially the "farangs"???????????? 

Farangs should face jail time just for been here.whats happening to thailand???

13 hours ago, from the home of CC said:

At least it wasn't covered up as in previous cases.

Not yet

Criminals change the country where they are wanted.all around the world.and sure not only only to thailand.???

What about all the shows for the chinese tourists???

29 minutes ago, terryp said:

2 patched Bandidos.

thes two gentlemen are sure no Bandidos.

no farang Bandidos in chiang mai,only thais !!!

so make sure what you talk about

Bandidos MC has been established in thailand little more than 10 Years ago.

We are in a good relationship with all the local clubs incl. the hells angels.

and like all the other clubs we have a non violence policy.

who ever wants to " keep a close eye on us" is very welcome to do so.

if you have too much overstay,let the thai court rule.not the immigration.

cheaper and easier.

further discussions? hopefully with a little glas of . . . .

Party Time:

Alcoholic-Beverage Control Bill Rejected

BANGKOK: -- The Cabinet Tuesday sent back the Alcoholic-Beverage Control Bill for further discussions among relevant authorities.

The bill is designed to impose many restrictions on alcoholic-beverage sales, including a ban on people under 25 years old age to buy the alcoholic drinks.

According to the bill, discounts and promotional gimmicks for the sale of alcoholic beverages will also be banned.

An informed source said the Cabinet extensively debated on how to implement control measures with proper balance. It also raised questions as to how to identify which person is at least 25 years old of age, which will allow them to buy alcoholic drinks legally.

The Cabinet has assigned the Education, Commerce, Industry, Social Development and Human Security ministries to send their representatives for further discussions on the bill.

-- The Nation 2006-10-17