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I wonder how the implementation of licence demerit points will impact going forward on the current insurance laissez faire stance on 'anyone with a licence'

Opposite a school and vendors directly outside Valliant gold dealer hosing the street with high speed lead through his glass frontage What could possibly go wrong

Nonsense Even as kids we saw those silver screen cowboys, the good guys with white hats always prevailed over the baddies in black hats. And for years the gun nuts of the USA have banged on about good guys with guns being what stops crime. Which of course is why there is none there ????

Well a gold shop obviously is Equipped as they are with accurate scales (and the odd calculator laying about)

Well most are coffin sized ????

Sometimes a mediocre review doesn't quite cover the dissatisfaction

Finally seen the video Seems he looked directly at the oncoming speeding vehicle then (probably a conditioned response) looked away, ignored it and carried on regardless. Do this with virtual impunity and gilt edged protection in his home country, do it in Thailand and the results are monotonously predictable. Ordinarily its all a bit ho hum, but the 'will the police pursue it' question will as always be defined in direct proportion to the level of social media shaming it attracts.

Got to keep the noise levels up so you don't hear the annoying gunshots

so what are the lucky lottery numbers?

Clicked the link / read the article no issues Suspect my trusty 'Brave' browser did its stuff and stopped at source the nonsense mentioned here that others seem happy to inflict on themselves

Dob him in & see (tis the 'Land Of Snitches' after all)

The old "its never happened to me ergo its OK" mantra (probably what's used to enlists evermore drug mule recruits) It's unlikely to be asked for sure, but most reported instances have been to my recollection when interviewing folks that they for some reason have a 'hard on' about and it's the surprise nail in the coffin used to refuse them.

The Hub of misleading statistics and false claims

Snakes / destruction /survival This story stinks Where's the powerful amulet? Where are the sure fire lottery numbers?

Ladyboys steal watch and 1500฿ Brownshirts explain Indian be charged too yet suffer a uncharacteristic volte-face when he starts a bubberin. The missing detail is how much the figure extorted was.

UK Home secretary should order a few for Dover

Surely this is merely the agent 'shortcutting' his fee from available cash funds. Unless of course its written into the rental contract that half the tenant's deposit is to taken to pay your agent. The equitable way is to place the full deposit in an interest bearing account until the resolution of the tenancy agreement. Then (and only then) if there's default per the agreement do the valid amount of these funds become available to you.

Why not just do it properly and put the whole deposit in to a separate account on receipt of it? This in essence is the root cause of most of these deposit return bouts of acrimony (notably with Thai owners). 'Pi55ing up the wall' a received deposit as some kind of windfall cash winnings leads to the inevitable prospect of trying to relinquish unachievable funds from their grocery monies a year later when the tenant leaves .

Or for that matter normal mackerel

Pretty sure it was in one of his books I read a tale which always stuck in my mind, and very germane to the OP's question: Basically the monk goes to the Abbot of his then Wat and asks to transfer to some other Wat where he feels it would be more conducive to his meditation practice. The Abbot reflects on the request then asks the monk to observe the temple dogs, how restless they are, how they scratch and shuffle, then move somewhere more comfortable, or somewhere a little cooler. Then insightfully explained that the dogs don't realise that where ever they go, they take their fleas with them.

Only because you keep hitting motorcycles ????

Apparently two .22 cal rifles (which may or may not be mere 'air-guns' no info given) and a wall full of toy guns.

Source of mirth in 1922 (Charles Penrose - The laughing Policeman)