klauskunkel

Don't read my lips, read my palm!

Having all fast and furiously fired up the departmental tuk-tuk, 

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Thailand chief prosecutor warns fugitives: "We're coming for you!"

however, just around the bend: brake failure.

How does one actually become an abbot of a Thai temple? Election? Appointed? Bribe? Inherit?

what's the usual response to this?

ah, yes: 500 baht fine and become a monk..., hmm..., been there done that.

1 minute ago, dotpoom said:

There are as many different personalities as there are people.

My question is...what is an "SO"? 

Superior Officer

Whether this is the best way to stop a rider who is doing a runner is up for debate. What gets my goat is the police chief's comments, a brazen liar who expects his word to be believed against all evidence.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Are Thai police "fit" for purpose

depends on the "purpose" 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

"Dr Tedros deserves all our support"

for being a clueless idiot, and we need much more of these idiots in influential positions and making decisions

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Russia accuses U.S.-led coalition of 'barbaric' bombing of Syria's Raqqa

 

Well, look who's talking...

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Pheu Thai has many key questions to ponder and one of them is how it would enter the race – for the nation’s and its own sake.

None of the parties needed to ponder such a moral dilemma for more than a second: publicly, it's always for the sake of the nation - privately, screw the nation

If he had just bought the damn things without shooting off his big mouth to the press..., but they can't help it, they have to be corrupt and vain at the same time.

So, is this a crime? A misdemeanor? Negligence?

Nope, it's tradition.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

pre-accession aid

What a concept. "You want to joint the EU? Well, here is some money for a Bratwurst while we consider your application..."

they need a pole to descend? like in a heavenly go-go?

5 hours ago, webfact said:

They handed out leaflets and reminded everybody they were ready, willing and able to help 24 hours a day should the need arise.

except when it's raining

such an emotional and moving display of genuine bull.

2 hours ago, webfact said:

In remarks delivered at the end of a dinner of butternut gnocchi and pheasant supreme

I deliver my remarks over microwave spaghetti from 7/Eleven, but then again, I'm not funded by tax payers...

13 hours ago, cornishcarlos said:

3 years into it and they are just building the "framework" ?

Not being funny, but I have had all the walls up, roof on, plumbing/electics done and the kitchen fitted by now !!!

 

They don't 'alf drag their as4es

Yep, just look at them. I wouldn't be surprised if it took 3 years for one of them dinosaurs to come back from a pee break...

“They will also be divided into clusters to support regional competitiveness (and to facilitate clusterf*cks)."

looks like the government has spread wrong information via public media and websites, and has therefore broken it's own computer crime laws. It also confused the Thai people with false statements. If anyone else but the government had been doing this, they would be in jail already.

2 hours ago, webfact said:

Government agencies have been sued previously.

I'm sure they have. How many of those law suits were successful and resulted in adequate compensation? Just curious...

11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

he would use the 300K to further his education in politics

perfect

fake check

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The takeover of the site, on Bangla Rd, follows the previous management having its contract revoked for bringing the name of the venue into disrepute following a shooting in the club last Thursday (Oct 12). 

Wasn't it at RCA Bangkok where Chalerm's son shot and killed a customer? Aah well, water under the bridge...

5 hours ago, webfact said:

She had pretended to be a high up official in a financial institution and could get favorable terms on shares and trade deals.

One furniture store owner at the resort said they lost 8 million baht. The con woman actually worked for their company so they believed her stories.

I can't reconcile these two statements.