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30 minutes ago, youreavinalaff said:

You quoted a poster who was insistent the Sydney attacks were terrorism and, as such, must have been carried out by a Muslim.

I'm fully aware the poster has previous, he derails just about any thread with a sniff of Islam down his weird rabbit hole of hatred.

14 hours ago, proton said:

Good that the court ruled a girl was wrong to join a school knowing the rules then tried to get them changed. First it's prayer rooms, then all halal, then time off class for praying and it ends up with demands for same sex classes. If they want all that apply to an Islamic school.

"They" comprise half the school's 700 pupils, it was just the one Muslim girl who took legal action, and quite rightly, given that she and her parents accepted the school's policy at enrolment, the court ruled against her. Unfortunately cases like this tar everyone with the same brush.

9 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

In utilising multisyllabic words one would have assumed you have a better reading comprehension than exhibited....  

 

By saying "outside of the South" there was an implication that those in the south haven't integrated and are seeking to impose their beliefs on everyone, glad you made the clarification.

5 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Thats one the things I like about Thailand - the fact that in most areas (outside of the South) the Muslims have are integrated and they don't impose their beliefs on everyone in the immediate vicinity and community within which they reside....   

Booze can still be bought in shops in area's of a higher muslim populations (also the mosques are not disturbingly loud).

 

Curious perspective.

Given that in the 3 southern provinces Muslims make up over 80% of the population, then who's the one not integrating?

24 minutes ago, KhunLA said:

If on a main road they won't sell alcohol either.  Maybe the ones near you are franchises, owned by Muslims.

Actually my nearest on is on the main road at a petrol station, that doesn't serve alcohol, the one round the corner near the mosque does sell alcohol.

There are some seriously paranoid folk in this forum.

If you're that concerned go find a bunker in Tierra del Fuego. 

2 hours ago, Rimmer said:

Topic title has been edited, as far as I am aware Mr Goat is not and never has been POTY

The guy's certifiably potty

Cats use hammers?

1 minute ago, save the frogs said:

so you have the most cash AND the biggest shlong on AN?

First time for sure anyone can make that claim on here. 

I doubt that, but Bob certainly has the biggest spoon on AsinineNow; strewth but he stirs it up.

Because Wise will transfer >50k to Kasikorn I often find myself making transfers greater than 50k from Kasikorn. So far I've not had a problem. When I updated my passport details end last year I asked if I needed to do a facial scan and was told that was for Thais only ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯

On 4/7/2024 at 3:18 PM, bradiston said:

Of devout Moslems looking for a jump I guess?

Looking at yesterday's arrivals, I don't see too many 'devout Moslems' standing in the queues at Sadao 

https://www.hatyaifocus.com/news-detail/26303/

1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

but her husband assumed she was simply engaging in acts of merit

Pfnarr pfnarr

7 minutes ago, proton said:

Just like every other year then

Indeed, and they only go nuts selling them this time of year too!

The shirt shops corner of Sam Sip Met and Sripoovanart are like a calendar 
Christmas/New Year - Santa's little helper costumes
Chinese New Year - red shirts plus appropriate animal

Songkran - gaudy shirts

New School Year - white shirts

Halloween - scary outfits
Christmas/New Year - Santa's little helper costumes..................

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If that's not enough excitement for you then Splash Songkhla runs from 13th to 15th at Chalatat Beach, Songkhla.

They need to reduce the amount of rubbish and general <deleted> that get's dumped or discharged into the lake, and make greater efforts to protect the mangroves, otherwise it'll just become a UNESCO World Disaster Site.

21 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

but what really pees me off after submitting my 26 documents 12 glossy photos signed my name 61 times, they then Scan it all into there data bass.

Do they? I just guessed it all went into the circular filing cabinet.

Hat Yai's Songkran festivities run from April 12th to 13th.

As well as the water throwing 'fun', there's also a music festival, with stages at road junctions in the city centre.

3 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

It is, kind of. 

I guess, a contest between two senile old farts.