mikebell

Lieland. Pie-in-the-Skyland. Or as Trump calls it, 'Thighland'.

And more guns.

Well said. The do-gooders appeal for money to contribute to this massive waste of time, effort and resources. Any dog out in public not on a lead should be killed; until Thailand grasps this nettle it will continue to be a primitive country.

not allergic to dog bites; do not use their lungs to breathe; do not use the roads.

tot up his pension pot and prioritise those areas which will give the best return.

Since when has fairness been a factor in Thailand (not just in politics)? Wealth counts for more.

The least safest place in the world for money is a Thai police station.

The police station, AKA Den of Iniquity, is open all day minting money from traffic tickets. I have attended there before midnight to find the place deserted.

Most Thais will deny ownership if a medical bill is looming. If you kill a dog in your car, multiple owners will emerge looking for compensation. I love & hate threads about dogs because it's all about owners. 70 years ago dogs were allowed to roam free with horrific consequences. We mocked Elizabethans for emptying their potties on to the pavement whilst puzzling over the spread of infectious diseases. A prestigious newspaper calculated 6 tons of dog <deleted> hit the street every year + 1 million gallons of dog urine a every day. If Thailand wants to be considered a step up from the Elizabethans, it should euthanize all strays.

They might have assumed it was just another dust-up between Thai youth gangs. The fact that this was a one-on-one fight dispels this notion.

Is this contract like the one for re-supplying sand to the disappearing beach twice a year?

The hot seat is so comfortable he nodded off.

Agreed. I regularly collected the payroll for our Mooban employees from this bank. I did this monthly for more than five years. Each time I was treated as a terrorist with objections about the colour of pen used to sign the cheques.

Thai senators deny knowledge/friendship with the accused; well they would, wouldn't they? Is this a sign that Thailand is at last getting a police force?

Is this service available to farangs?

I wonder how long this one will last & will he become unusually wealthy in the meantime?

I bet there was a lot of pointing but of course no action, particularly by the police. How easy can it be; a big plastic notice saying 'any bikes here tomorrow will be confiscated.' It's the same with speeding/red light running; cameras identify the culprits; police leave their offices to do their job.

Any mention of criminal charges?

The real reason the drones are being bought (besides the commissions); to spy on dissenters.

Too late for Pattaya & Bangkok.

Is it still OK to receive it?

Here's a chance for Pattaya Plod to shine. A cop waiting for a motorbike owner to show up - and it's Bonanza Time. I'm not holding my breath.

I thought 'flying your kite' in public was against the law?

They've been saying that for the last 20 years.

It's the only way Thai police have any success.