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wow, suddenly he looks much older with that pumped up face... it's also a big burden he has to carry...

Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-05-14 oh well, wrong time,wrong place...

it's very simple: "when in Rome, do as the Romans" that counts also for Thailand! NO ONE is excluded for such easy understandable shoerules, no farangs, no Thais, nobody, even not Israeli's...

political position? officially he's not supposed to be busy with politricks! this stinks from beginning till the end and still whispers his daughter everything in her ears... T.I.T.

end 80s thru 90s i had lots of good times in LongGun and across the street AfterSchool! in the later years just watching how the girls would wrap up Asian tourists, very professional! just one time a girl i took with me, "borrowed" my watch upon leaving my room. went back to the bar, one day later watch was back and never seen that girl anymore! trouble is no good for business, they got that right! 😎

why was Samui Airport used for militairy plane in the first place? i used to live on Samui, and i know that this is a private airport owned by Bangkok Airways. what were they doing there? and the 54 passengers? was it maybe a weekend trip for some 'chosen' officials, paid by taxpayers? and brakefailure? in my naivity i always thought before lift off, every pilot (civil or militairy) must do a loooong list of checks before even start...

isn't that the same GlobalForum in Davos to where all leaders fly in their private jets? and why is her dear daddy not mentioned? every time he whispers a new move in her ears...

another innocent child saved by rescuers... parents should take better responsibility!

many years ago for tours we had a Thai guide and a T/L managing the usual group of 25 farangs travelling thru the Kingdom! Thai guide usually spoke to the group outside and me as T/L inside the bus: no problem and at the end we shared what we had made... the usual 'baksheesh' here & there the Thai guide arranged. i see these 'guides' operate alone, that's a lot different and more greedy! must be ready to share!

and Thai authorities failed to check how these foreign companies work here...

there's a lot more to this story: maybe she was 'working' for him and did not hand over all the money that was made... i mean anything is possible! especially after she did not press charges...

again: typical... no need to explain more...

typical...

good for you, but some people here are less fortunate and must rely on public transport! but i do agree that maintenance is a key-factor often 'forgotten' here...

come on man! you wanted to play with fire and now you're burned, you cry foul...