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mikebell

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  1. He's saving up to get Pattaya police to do any work.
  2. He admitted he had swallowed the tablets with nine beers and three sang soms.
  3. Death or Life in a Thai prison? Choices, choices!
  4. '31-Year-Old Man on Aerox' - I didn't know this was a make of bike; I thought it was the latest drug of choice.
  5. The police are too busy lowering the casualty rates on the roads.
  6. I broke the World record for the 300 metre journey from Suk to 3rd road - 25 minutes.
  7. Meanwhile those with no lights are ignored by Pattaya's uncaring police.
  8. It's the wat near me that's the main culprit.
  9. It is rumored that these women are prostitutes and touting for business. This is a blatant lie as Pattaya police have repeatedly announced there is no prostitution anywhere in the town; particularly outside the main police station.
  10. They take it in turns; it's called 'perks of the job'.
  11. I watched it last night on my IPTV box. Despite some great set piece action scenes, my abiding memory was of little messages (in English) appearing at the bottom of the scenes which involved wine drinking; 'Alcohol is injurious to your health'! In one scene where our hero is being stitched, he is given a joint to dull the pain; again with a Smoking warning!
  12. As is speeding and red-light running thanks to RTP indifference.
  13. It's possible he parked in someone's spot who phoned rent-a-mob. Only 4 - 6 assailants on one pensioner suggests Thais are getting braver.
  14. Agreed. I watch a TV channel showing UK police/police interceptors. At the end of each programme, the punishment is listed for crimes such as endangering lives by fleeing police at car speeds over 100 mph or dealing drugs. The fines are paltry and no kind of deterrent, whilst the hoops the police have to jump through to secure a conviction stacks the odds in the criminals' favour.

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