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  1. ...and the US way ...and Israeli if in occupied territory....aah no, that were not dogs....
  2. just don't cut hair, pretend you are a lawyer or rent out "de puttytat..."
  3. Visit your nearest consulate or if close the embassy and have them authenticate it. If several pages , they will be tackered together on an upper edge and corner stamped so it cannot be hampered with. Then there will (normally) be your governments stamp at the end . No real need for a local "lawyer".....yes, I know , there are also the good ones.
  4. Aaaah , great times, just like America ; criminals run politics and decide what democracy and human rights mean, bloody horror and action movies are standard and good for kids while tits are absolutely taboo, a vibrator is only allowed in the car seat and porn is forbidden and threatened with jail terms and anything except vanilla sex considered abnormal(reminds one of Franco's catholic Spain). Not to forget the legal establishments of 24 hour hotels for a quick sandwich in literally every block , known only to the locals. The high birth rate with underage girls speaks for itself . No worries, there are still a few sqm left somewhere on the planet.
  5. Of course gambling is everywhere, especially in SEA which seems to have an affection more than other areas of the planet. Fine, no problem except that most of SEA countries also have a double standard moral code which pushes amongst other vices that occur wanted or not in to the illegal and dark corners. And of course gambling should be legalised under the motto "if you cannot beat them join them" because illegal gambling and the siblings black money, mafias, corruption and criminality are rampant . The suspicion that keeping it illegal is profiting only said mafias, corrupt law enforcement and the money laundering armies of the corrupt is at hand and should definately be looked at more closely when deciding on legalising . The catch on the other hand as seen in many countries with legal gambling is the lack or real control as companies or individuals interested in running these establishments are in most cases the colourful legal arm of said corrupt or mafiose corporates and individuals. So in order to establish a much needed legal gambling industry to profit an always ailing social state a rigorous regulation and control must be introduced and kept up. And that is where I have my doubts here in Thailand if even in much more organised and less "laisser faire" countries-putting it nicely- are utterly failing in that aspect................an ethics commission perhaps?
  6. hey Trump, what time is it? 1950 and counting backwards?
  7. aaah yes, the Morrison faction of " as long as we are making money who gives a <deleted>, god bless"................
  8. ...or he might suffer from lead poisoning and no one ever finds the source of the metal...............
  9. ......" take 2 aspirins, have a lie down , if it doesn't go away do come back.................. for more aspirins........."
  10. China has for years tried to "introduce" a sort of tourist police in all major countries where their brainwashed citizens -especially students) go en masse and might learn the meaning of free speech and forced occupation of foreign land in other than mandarin and quite possibly speak to the abominable and uninfluenced locals. This is a camouflage for the communist secret police spying and having a stranglehold on chinese nationals abroad or their families in China, mainly Uighurs and Tibetans from the occupied territories but also chinese artists and actual thinking people. In several EU countries this has been the subject to diplomatic conflicts and consequenses. Thailand of course -it might not realise this- is after the de facto fall of Laos and Cambodia the next in line and any type of 5th column supported by the CCP and the colaborators here. Be very afraid. For further info, please do read Clive Hamilton/ Mareike Ohlberg : Hidden hand and Frank Dikoetter : China after Mao and Sterling Seagrave : Lords of the Rim. Enjoy the goose bumps.
  11. In the bible belt , right. And who lives there voluntarily? Right again. It seems there are also very strict laws down there where wasp sheriffs rule that gets people arrested for carrying a bottle of beer from 1 province into another. Imagine how the local squirrels would love that, a goldmine.
  12. they'd have to learn the rules themselves first, then teach them at driving school -along with right of way at intersections(there is a common misunderstanding that the cheekiest is first) and quite possibly take away mobile phones if caught LINE'ing on bikes and in traffic...........that will boost the mobile sales if nothing else.
  13. yep....and we all got sand in to the gearbox, that's parts of growing up............40 years ago one could find a 5km lonely stretch of beach in Portugal , took you 1/2 hour by VW bus to even get there behind the dunes, you'd spread the blanket, uncorked the vinho verde and started to love your girlfriend . Lo and behold, the locals must have been dug in like Fremen in Dune just to pop up at the top of the dunes the second you checked the oil..............but no, nobody shot pics, screamed bloody traditional portuguese catholicism or even called the ACAB for a rip-off, so what?! Give 'em a good time while we were having a better one.
  14. The Chinese designed plague changed the whole world, yes.....................

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