Falcon

No it’s not. The price of a good peanut oil is 160 baht per liter in bangkoks Chinatown market. We buy it and use it all the time. If you want a link to the market, let me know and I’ll gladly send a link to you. As you’ve just set up a wok station, sounds like you like to cook Chinese food, me too. We also have a wok station outside in the back of our house which I use daily. I love to cook uk style Chinese food and actually worked and trained with friends in their restaurants and takeaways in the uk for a few years.

We can help if the goods are in customs, bangkok. I’ve sent you a private message.

Good riddance to bad rubbish!! As he’s going to leave politics, I hope that he’s finally going to move out of the free housing in the army base and buy his own house with his I’ll gotten gains!

Can we all go and help him pack? It’ll help get rid of this prick a lot quicker!!!

What a ridiculous comment. You don’t have to be well off to go to university. There are a lot of universities that are cheap enough for almost anyone, except the very poor. Together with a government loan which is very small but does just about cover the cost of going to university. As for university students not being conscripted, of course they are, as the conscription ag is from 21-35, just that, if at university, they get an exemption until the y are no longer there and then, if they have already picked the wrong ball, they will go and serve their two years. Only way out of it is to do Lor Dor for 3 years while at high school. This is basically like joining the army cadets but those completing the 3 years get exempted from the call up.

You can’t be extradited from your own country, especially where there is the likelihood of receiving a death sentence.

Thai law states that, if a person is found dead in the home, an autopsy must be carried out to find out why, and foe, the person died. This must be done in Thai law, especially if death occurred suddenly at home.

No reason to hit anyone in school by a teacher, if they do something wrong then punish them another way, as a teacher, you are there to teach education not violence. I have always told the schools that if my son should do anything against the rules, he can be punished by conventional means, detention, etc. but no one is going to lay a finger on him. As a parent, I don’t hit/slap my son so why should it be allowed for a stranger/teacher to be able to do so??