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NanLaew

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  1. Same here. https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-advice/airports/horrific-moment-man-slams-toddler-into-the-ground-at-airport/news-story/570f7fa9e34150f3189af55d3b2f1963 Cannabis psychosis is real.
  2. But that wouldn't suggest that you have NFI, would it Nick.
  3. Yes Nick, right Nick.
  4. Once again, the crowd were not incited.
  5. Yes, the same police that were assaulted and injured by restive, drunk and ignorant white folks who threatened to burn down a building that had non-white people in it. And some complain about two-tier policing? Insert roll-eyes emoji here
  6. Otherwise known as, "The knee-jerk heard around the world."
  7. I listened to a guy who was actually there and there was no incitement of anything. Some of the keffiyeh clique in the crowd nearest the stage shouted "Free, free Palestine" and the band's frontman simply repeated it. Then he asked them, 'What next?" before he shouted "Death, death to the IDF." A few of the same numties in the crowd reluctantly repeated him, but not the thousands of others who were at West Holts stage. Of course, he had the microphone and the PA system so that's the only voice that can be heard on Sky, and other news media outlets who are curiously playing the video with soundtrack totally uncensored on their newscasts... while the BBC isn't supposed to. Of course the "Sorry I was distracted by foreign affairs" UK Prime Minister (now living in his own black hole, and not the one left by the Tories) has come out all indignant about this "appalling hate speech." This as his back benchers continue to plot against him on his benefits U-turn. Expect another straw-clutching reversal soon. Queue the indignant (non-resident) British taxpayers, clutching their pearls, and demanding their sort of neutrality from the state broadcaster.
  8. The BBC 'allowed' what now? Slow down, you're hyperventilating again.
  9. After reading a leading article in today's Khmer Times, having his safe houses outed will be the least of Thaksin's worries.
  10. Aha...so she lost her meal ticket. Thought as much.
  11. And neither is doing so repeatedly.
  12. And if you have been 'on the scene' what would have done exactly?
  13. Yes, and chickens provide eggs and meat whereas dogs only provide barking, fleas dogpiss and dogs**t.
  14. We can only wish. But then there's...
  15. But aren't those just a pair of those awful "s**thole" African countries? What's he trying to do here, encourage immigration?
  16. Probably some time last century, thus irrelevant.
  17. For better advice, you do really need to share what immigration office you will be dealing with, as they do not all follow the same requirements.
  18. https://www.thaitrainguide.com/2024/04/06/special-2nd-class-carriage-with-wheelchair-lift-and-accessible-toilets-on-trang-route-in-april/ https://fanclubthailand.co.uk/advice-for-disabled-travellers-visiting-thailand/ https://web.facebook.com/groups/asiantrainguide/posts/605375055359430/?_rdc=1&_rdr
  19. You just changed my mind from muesli, thanks! Smash burgers later.
  20. Bangkok Airways own the airport on Samui so no, their unfair monopoly will be allowed to persist. Hard yes, but not impossible.
  21. He was moving an unattended motorbike so he could park when the speeding Bolt driver almost hit him. The fact that there are no "driveways" isn't the issue here. His claim that, " I shouted at him" doesn't explain anything as it doesn't indicate what words were shouted. Still, that's no excuse for the Bolt driver to brandish a knife or even come back and aggravate things.
  22. I recall at least two successful prosecutions of delinquent parents in the US. These linked to shooting incidents carried out by their errant progeny, where I believe the parents allowed them access to firearms or knew they had them already? Firearms are for the most part legal in the US so that may have been a challenging prosecution, but it was successful. I believe simple possession of a knife in public is totally illegal in the UK, but "bad parenting" alone isn't a prosecutable offense. I wonder how many parents know or even allow their kids to carry? I wonder how many parents are aware of the dangers their children face every day? I wonder how many children have told their parents about the bullying, the peer pressure and the gangs? How many parents take an interest in who their children are befriending or hanging out with?
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