chickenslegs

IMO, Thais do not give a single f**k about president Trump and his tariff threats. This is a dispute about defining the disputed borders of the two Kingdoms, which can only be decided by negotiations between those two Kingdoms. Any "rulings" by outside parties will be, rightfully, ignored.

Similar thing happened to me a few years back. Not a police car, a farm truck and I was a split second away from a serious collision. It was very scary. Since then I allow a bit more distance between me and the car in front - but it is bloody annoying when other drivers fill that gap and I have to drop back. Of course, you are driving to work, so you have a deadline to meet, whereas I am retired and can take my time. Nobody cares if I'm 30 minutes late.

But what if the sticker is on your hair dryer? 😁

This is 2025. 1M won't keep out the riff-raff.

I wasn't sure what the mistakes were, so I asked AI AI Overview During the recent 33rd SEA Games in Thailand (Dec 2025), the Vietnamese flag was not flown incorrectly (e.g., upside down), but rather, a completely different national flag was displayed in its place during certain official events. Multiple incidents involving incorrect flag and national representation occurred: During the futsal draw ceremony, the Chinese flag was mistakenly displayed instead of the Vietnamese flag. In graphics for a women's football match, the Vietnamese flag was shown but incorrectly labeled as "Thailand," and the Laotian flag was shown but labeled "Indonesia". During a men's football match between Vietnam and Laos, the national anthems did not play, leading players and coaches to sing them. "Piss up", "Brewery", and "Couldn't organize" comes to mind.

Good one. PFP- Pay For Play (or P*ssy) SWMBO - She Who Must Be Obeyed

Line is a total mystery to me, but I will get my missus to take a look, thanks.

This! Surely.

That is very helpful, thank you.

555 I think there could be some jetski and, maybe windsurfing events at Jomtien, but specific information is hard to find. I don't think the organizers have done a great job of getting the info to the public (or, maybe it's just that I don't read Thai). Looking at the events shown on TV there are loads of empty seats - even for the volleyball, which is normally a sellout when Thailand are playing. Or, as Mrs CL says, perhaps people are less inclined to attend these events while there is a war going on with Cambodia.

Thanks, but no schedule or ticketing info on that site.

Possibly avoiding confrontation, or did not really want to do the planned activity in the first place - and too shy to say so.

I'd bet his legal team is more expensive than hiring his own security.

Please post a screenshot where "The most frequent posters of the week" are listed. I can only see "Popular Contributors" - members who have received most "likes".

"Code of honour" - You have posted photographs and very intimate details of this woman, for all to see and comment upon. You are far from being a gentleman (IMO).

Do they still have tits on page 3?

This should be good for another few pages.

Does anyone have information about events in our area? I know that there are equestrian events at the Polo Club in Hua Yai (or is it Pong?), and rowing events in the same area. Also, I see posters up in Sattahip for sailing events - not specified. I have looked at the SEA Games website, but (as far as I can see) there is no information about ticketing/prices/parking, etc. If you have plans to attend any local events, please share some info. Thanks.

In my school it was atheists who had to sit outside and miss out on the hymn singing ... "Whilst Shepherds Washed Their Socks by Night" or "We three Kings of Orient are One in a taxi, one in a car One on a scooter, honking his hooter Smoking a fat cigar".

Washing feet is a Muslim ritual at certain parts of the day. If you are at school the most obvious place to do it is in the bathrooms. From AI Rules for Washing Feet (Wudu) The general rule in Sunni Islam is that it is obligatory to wash the feet up to and including the ankles. This is typically done as the final step of Wudu. Frequency: Wudu is performed before each of the five daily prayers, or whenever a person's state of purity is broken (e.g., after using the toilet, passing gas, or deep sleep). Therefore, the feet may be washed multiple times a day. There's a lot more to it, and different rules for other sects, but this is a quick view.

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You did not defame your wife, obviously. Her reputation is still intact. Neither did other posters who just shared images of their wives/girlfriends. My point is that Thai law does not allow defamation, except in the public interest (i.e.- matters of health, safety, etc.). Cameroni has defamed the reputation of several women and even published their images here, together with intimate descriptions of their sexual behaviour and requests for payment. Like it or not, that is a crime in Thailand.

I am, seriously, hoping that someone recognizes the pics of the young women that Cameroni has posted here, together with their physical/sexual/financial habits (e.g. - sex on the first date, shaving pussies, asking for money, etc) and let's them know that he is broadcasting it to the wider world. Damaging a Thai woman's reputation is a crime here, and truth is no defence (unless it's in the broader public interest). He's (purportedly) a lawyer, but seems to have no idea about defamation laws and computer crime in Thailand. Of course, the whole thing could be a work of fiction.

I'm expecting a "dick pic" challenge any moment now.