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It's a description how she died. Part of the story though terrible. Why hiding?

....and nobody was buckled up.........☹️ RIP

Which is better? Cheddar or Gouda???????

Is it actually clear the poison is Potassium cyanide ? Or maybe more likely a kind of Warfarin, available in pharmacies?? The description of the victims with bleeding out of mouth and nose seems to me more directed to Warfarin.

Fully filled business ????

You are very smart, aren't you?????

Do you know the meaning of 555? Obviously NOT: so for you: Hahahahahahaha????

Just another daily fatal accident. Who's to blame except the boy? His parents? School? Education? Police? Many options to choose. Too late anyway. RIP

I like it and can't see any provocative in it.????

RIP. Maybe not the easiest and best way to leave. Reasons unknown. Sad, sad story.????

a bit too hot hearted I think????

Then ask the helpful UK embassy 55555

Well, you have to do a lab test of blood to find KCN. However for me it looks like rat poison. Warfarin gives you the bleedings. So we'll wait.

well, it's painful to realize not having enough cover for an accident. Cheap Charly spent a lot for flight and living but "saved" money on insurance. Lesson learnt? Go to your funds in UK and please don't bother us with your admitted sad story. ☹️

sure, NHS would ????????care for you very well.

good things come to those who wait????

Please continue. I like to read your stories.????

congrats....you're still alive

Apart from all the pre-flight issues: rabies test, chip, proof of ownership, right crate, dog passport with all listed vaccinations, paperwork......it was a nightmare for our Labrador-Mix. At the EU-airport we had to remove everything out off the crate. Security checked everything, then we were not allowed to leave water and some food for him. We've been told the flight crew would do it. We said then Good Bye to our companion 10 y.o. He was calm because he trust us. We booked a direkt flight with him together. He was on our ticket actually.. In BKK it's easy to collect, just next to the luggage belts. However,.........we were shocked: The crate was broken. Our dog tried to bite through the crate. No drinking water inside, no food. Fluffs bleeding. It was a Thai flight. Nobody responsible. What else do you expect? It took more than a week for him to forget bad experience. We then booked a van for us alone to Chiangmai. The driver stopped regularly every 2 hrs. and I told him not to exceed 100 km/h. He was a very, very good driver! How does he cope with the heat and other dogs? Well, the heat seems to be not the biggest problem. Sure, he needs his rest and always water to drink. Same as we do. With other dogs it's a bigger problem: Our dog is somehow socialized. So he did not expect aggressive and deadly soi dogs. Most time when we are outside our plot he is on a leash, whereas Thai dogs never had. And always I walk with a good bamboo stick in my hand to defend my friend when necessary. I got pepper spray always in my pocket. At the beach our dog can run free. So I chance it every day for at least 2-3 hrs. Well, as I said this flight was horrible. However, another flight from BKK to EU also with Thai was perfect. No stress for the dog, no jet lag, no psycho problems. Judge yourself.

Why this doesn't surprise me....????? Business as usual. The "I don't care" mentality!????

It's a pity. I favoured the court trial. Would have been very entertaining????

it's the Italian way used by Camorra. So Thailand is on the way for international connections? Well done btw. Many Bank Managers I wished that fate in my life already????

what a fascinating and catching story. ????????Now we eventually know about some of your cars. Thank you. Not any achievements on Wednesday so far? Have a good day.

It's actually "Auf der Au Garden". And indeed there is good food, but....you're right! I like the Meridien????

...and you'll call him still a friend ???? After day one I would have given him a kick alredy. ????