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On the next Thailand Today,

Bangkok says ME FIRST and asks bordering provinces to keep the flooding water out of the capital.

No plan on tap for riding the new airport of 200 thousand migrating birds as test flights get underway.

The redemption of a massage parlor kingpin, the short rain of Miss Thailand and a history lesson on one of Thailand’s most infamous streets.

On the next Thailand Today, each weekday at 5pm, midnight and 5am.

http://www.radiobangkok.net

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That's the trouble with "spellcheck" Felix, it has no respect for journos

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kinda nit-picky or is that knit-picky?

thai skilled people

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Oxymoron. Thanks for the laugh, mut!

Are you telling me the Thais don't know who's a teacher and who isn't?

You'd think they check it out before they hire just anyone who walked up off the street with a white face and a native English speaking accent.

It's hard to believe something like this happened. It is a real shame. The children will have a difficult time recovering from this.

More about prostitution and massage parlors, eh? I thought that didn't fly here?

I've never donated blood. I'm a bit scared of needles. I feel guilty about it but I can't get over it. Sorry.

OK. I'll have a listen. What kind of a show is it?

There's a radio show about Thailand? I've never heard it.

Congrats! I'm approaching my mid forties and I think about it from time to time. Thanks for giving me a little strength to seriously consider it. My dad was a bit over the hill when he had me. My friends used to ask me if he was my grandad??!

Good luck! I'm sure everything will work out fine.