BigBadGeordie

2 hours ago, rooster59 said:

The operator said it was costly to renovate properties to meet standards, including 30 per cent green space and fire exits

Think it would be more costly to the guests, who could pay with their lives if they dont install them.

Further reports can be found on the "LadBible".

Turkeys object to Christmas

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This OP is brought to you by "Hello'.

4 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

A drug suspect used a smuggled saw blade to cut through an iron bar at a police detention room in Suphan Buri and disappeared.

I don't think he actually disappeared, perhaps he simply escaped.

But then again...

4 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

Here's a solution.

Thailand 4.0.

Try to keep up with events.

"This fourth edition will specifically focus on harnessing the power of technology as a driver for sustainable growth."

The fifth edition will specifically focus on harnessing the power of soap, water, disinfectant and hand washing as a driver for sustainable growth.

17 minutes ago, webfact said:

Police had yet to stop the protesters as of publication time.

Bangkoks finest.

31 minutes ago, webfact said:

have a least bachelor's degree, being politically unbiased, being honest and loyal, having no damaged reputation, and being healthy to perform the job.

I somehow suspect they will not be snowed under with eligible applicants.

Free beer tomorrow.

2 hours ago, YetAnother said:

any doubts we live in a police state ?

Police State?

Take a look at these sections of the law:-

Section 11 - Advance notice of public processions 

requires at least 6 clear days' written notice to be given to the police before most public processions, including details of the intended time and route, and giving the name and address of at least one person proposing to organise it; creates offences for the organisers of a procession if they do not give sufficient notice, or if the procession diverges from the notified time or route.

Section 13 - Prohibiting public processions 

Chief Police Officer has the power to ban public processions up to three months by applying to local authority for a banning order which needs subsequent confirmation from the Home Secretary.

Section 14 - Imposing conditions on public assemblies 

provides police the power to impose conditions on assemblies "to prevent serious public disorder, serious criminal damage or serious disruption to the life of the community". The conditions are limited to the specifying of:

the number of people who may take part,

the location of the assembly, and

its maximum duration.

Whilst I am no supporter of the draconian laws of the Junta, I feel the use of the phrase "Police State" in this instance is pure hyperbole.

The above sections of law are from The Public Order Act 1986 of the United Kingdom.

2 hours ago, webfact said:

Tuptim Malakul Lane Na Ayutthaya

Pretentious Moi!

Sigh of relief, thank God they did not mention Isaan, let alone Buriram.

Leave me alone to be grumpy by myself.

Sorry clicked the wrong link.

Thought this was ThaiVisa.

Got the UniLad Bible.

2 hours ago, vanillalatte said:

At least they show some concern!every week some visitor from China drowns in Phuket.

We know,that it was their own fault,but Embassy thinks,that they can blame life guards.

They can post there their own life guards from China for better protection(retired hunveibins?).What about work permit?

I used to think like you.

But there is a 12 step program.

I know how hard it can be.

Do you need a sponsor?