
Brigante7
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They better hope that they never have my mum in their van, lol. Taking my newborn son to Thailand to see my wifes family, we got a mini-bus from the airport to the hotel, my mum is a nervous passenger at the best of times but she was bricking it on the motorway and if she told him once to slow down she told him 100 times of course he just smiled, nodded and kept going eventually in her strongest Scottish accent, and probably loudest, she told him to slow down. He hadn't a clue what she was saying but he knew by the tone she wasn't happy and he asked my wife if everything was ok, I'm not sure what she said but he slowed down.
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So he's sorry for going OTT but not for attacking him?
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10 hours ago, ukrules said:
Meh, if I was in charge I would allow this. Who cares, he's not hurting anyone.
The seat's, we have to think of the seat's.
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2 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:
Her name is Somchai !!And her family buffalo is sick.
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Wow, so now the buffalo really are sick.
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31 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:
" Most of the victims were young adolescents, but some were as young as nine years old, they said, adding that a number of the boys had been abused over the course of several years."
Take the prisoner out back and shoot him twice in the head.
Next case.
That's to quick, let the victims family's at him first.
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5 hours ago, Philthyphil said:
I thought it might be another feeding the ducks story when I saw the headline.
good on her. He might think twice before kicking his wife again.
som nam naa tough boy.
You're assuming he actually kicked her. 1st rule for violent woman, claim domestic abuse, after all a lady wouldn't lie, would she?
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Classy people. If in doubt claim domestic abuse.
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7 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:
12 posts in and no one with a thaitanic joke.
disappointed.
I'm rubbish at jokes.
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1 hour ago, little mary sunshine said:
Send the hookers back to the NE of Thailand. It's
about time Pattaya attempted to clean up some of
this trash!! Hope all the old, fat, drunks go with them.
And take their money with them, yeah great idea, <deleted> pattaya and all the people and buiseness that rely on tourism.
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I didn't realise the tourist's were out on the high sea's.
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19 minutes ago, jak2002003 said:
Yes, as they are so petty about the weight of bags / luggage you can take, but a huge fat person that weighs 4 times as much as me can pay the same price?! Price should go on weigh..... because more weight uses more fuel.
Cool, I have 2 young kids, so they'll get a rebate.
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That would be me fecked then.
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Snowflake feminazi, he's as funny as a dose of the clap.
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So if he was involved in boiler room scams then I'm sure the gullible people he scammed won't be to upset.
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I find it hard to belive that people had to travel 50km to get a haircut, every village/small town has loads of woman who are hairdresser's.
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On 28/12/2016 at 9:26 AM, 7by7 said:
Never had that experience, and this is the first I have ever heard of anyone having it; either from posts in forums such as this or from the many dual Thai/British citizens I know personally.
So it seems it's not a case of me, or rather my wife and daughter, being lucky; it's a case of your wife being unlucky for some reason.
Did Thai immigration ever say why they were forcing a Thai national to use a foreign passport to enter Thailand? They can't legally refuse entry to, or impose entry conditions on, a Thai national. Indeed, they should allow unconditional entry even if the Thai passport has expired.
How did they even know that your wife held dual nationality and had left the UK on her British passport?
After all, the UK does not stamp passports on exit so neither passport would have a UK exit stamp in it, and surely she did what my wife, daughter and all the other dual nationals we know do and simply presented the relevant passport to immigration on entry; Thai one when entering Thailand, British one when entering the UK.
No immigration officer anywhere has ever asked my wife or daughter if they hold another nationality and passport when entering. Neither have they ever checked in any of our passports for entry or exit stamps from other countries. They simply look at the ID page to check the passport belongs to the person presenting it and is still valid and, if one is required, there is a valid visa.
The last time they were refused entry on their Thai passports the immigration office said it was because they had travelled on their UK passports and so had to enter Thailand on their UK passports, so it seems Thai immigration know what passport you are traveling on BEFORE you reach Thailand. I'm not the smallest or quietest guy but it took all of my will power to bite my tongue and let my wife deal with it.
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If the man had left her car and she had locked the door's why did she not just drive away instead of getting out of the car when he came back?
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On 05/11/2016 at 6:40 PM, 7by7 said:
I am British.
Both my wife and daughter have dual Thai/British nationalities.
None of us, me using my British passport, they their Thai ones, have ever had any problems entering or leaving Thailand via Bangkok or anywhere else.
Hang on; my daughter did one time when she had completed her landing card in English and an immigration officer told her that as she was Thai she had to complete another one in Thai; which she did.
Lucky you, my wife and kids have been refused entry to Thailand on their Thai passports after leaving the UK on their British passports more than once.
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The biggest mystery is why the money was still there.
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I refuse to believe he was attacked, it's as clear as day that his injuries are self inflicted, I mean how stupid do the police think we are?
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My wife had her haircut by her teacher when she was at school because it was to long. In the photo's she has shown me, all the girls have the same bob haircut.
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7 hours ago, Strange said:
Fair enough, but with the passport securely in pocket, just defuse the situation by going back to the room to get the 'rest of your stuff' and book it out the stairway or whatever.
I also never check out of a hotel all in one go. I always come down early to clear the bill before clearing out the room. Never just pack up and sit in the lobby with all my stuff.
Honestly I never give a passport for a hotel, car, scooter, etc. Never Never. If a photocopy isn't enough, there are plenty of places that will take it.
So you advocate doing a runner from a hotel without paying? Very nice of you.
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Just pay the bribe and move on.
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Summer rain catches Bangkokians by surprise
in Bangkok
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Ah! That golden rain.
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