krading

I think another coup is only a matter of time.

The army has been working their butts off trying to make a good impression on the common folk during the current ( no pun intended) crisis.

When the coup comes, the people will probably be thinking,

"Well, both sides of government did nothing for us during the flood. Let the army run the place for a while."

We can be Burma with electricity.

Pepsi Max has always been hard to find outside of the larger supermarkets.

7/11's in non touristy areas don't bother with it because the Thais don't like it, it's just not "Coke"

I used to have the Pepsi truck crew drop me off a crate of Max when they came through the village but then the kids would raid the fridge and never return the empties.

Don't ya just love the little tackers?

So I gave that idea away and started buying it in cans from Lotus when it was available.

Now I can sit out the front drinking can after can of Pepsi Max without anyone thinking I'm a dot.

The naive fools.

Pepsi and Sangsom, nectar of the Gods.

She's going to 'dread' being 'locked' up this time.

Pity it tastes like cr@p

A bad case of 'flood' poisoning i think.

Where was everyone during the 'prolonged abuse' part?

According to the report she had only brought the lad in two weeks ago.

Hardly 'prolonged' but reprehensible just the same.

A monk won't even wai the king.

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Some motor related Thai phrases http://www.expatmoto...th/phrases.html

There's a few mistakes in that list.

Could I also suggest the purchase of a phrasebook or that you take a few lessons in the Thai language?

Both rather obscure (and to some, ridiculous) tactics may go a long way in minimising the occurrence of such disasters in the future,

Just a thought...

You could also suggest they at least give their staff a few lessons as to what is on the menu.

Legally change your name and get a new passport.

This amendment will be passed because it benefits every crooked politician in the country,

and we all know how many of them there are.

Is the dog ok?

That's what I mean.........what about the dog?

THAT was the cause of the accident.............!!

In this area (Khao Talo and Khao Noi) I find every morning around 50-75 stray dogs running around, sleeping in the middle of the road, "attack" passants, etc.

It's about time that the city council is going to gather the dogs and get rid of them, but no.........Buddhism respects all living creatures including stray dogs...........

High speed by both rider and the trucker was the cause of the accident.

ขี้ งอน to have a peevish, petulant, fractious nature.

แสน งอน very peevish, petulant, fractious, grumpy.

Must have run out of apples.

Worlds longest advert.

Could it have been ตายโหง ? tdai hoang

Meaning "to die a violent death" and can also mean "dam_n"

i hope the aussie papers pick up on this story ,those names are not typical aussie. as another poster pointed out

Becoming more common by the boatload

Was it one bar in particular or did they all work at separate bars? No one wants to mention the name of the bar?

Three of the little treasures have the same surname and going by the ages looks like two sisters and a daughter.

A real family business.

Not true, it is always the stray dogs running past. Sometimes they are even strong enough to waft in through the window.

I looked but there was no stray dog in our car the other day.

My car needs a wash.

If you finance you'll end up paying a lot more than than any discount you might be able to extract for cash.

I love the people, as do other elected politicians

:lol:

Back in '02 an old mate heard I'd split up with the missus, rang me saying he was looking for a drinking partner for a trip to Samui.

I came for the cultural exchange...

of bodily fluids.

The CEO and board members had no qualms about awarding themselves a 71% pay rise.

Bugger the working man.

Out brothers, out.