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Well, they do have a procedural precedent: The Justice Minister and the head of the Department of Corrections and other concerned bodies have met before to discuss Thaksin's final destination within the Justice system. So, I guess in the name of equal justice for everyone, poor old Police Hospital will have to clear out another floor, again...

It's funny how Mr Danucha felt the need of having to translate his statistics into a simple conclusion. I'm guessing his target audience was the government, which would explain that.

the result of being brainwashed from childhood into believing a man-made corrupt institution accurately represents an abstract concept invented by man part of the business plan of any religious institution: get them while they're young and make them believe in Santa Klaus

One could compare the amount of public holidays: Vietnam: Public Holiday Details Observed (2024) Days Gregorian Calendar New Year Holiday January 1 Monday, January 1 1 Lunar New Year (Tet) Holidays February 10 Thursday, February 8 through Wednesday, February 14 5 Hung Kings Commemoration Day The 10th day of the third month of the lunar calendar Thursday, April 18 1 Victory Day April 30 Tuesday, April 30 1 International Labor Day May 1 Wednesday, May 1 1 National Day September 2 Saturday, August 31 to Tuesday, September 3 2 6 public holidays for a total of 11 days Thailand: 2024 Thailand Public Holidays Calendar 2024 Date Holiday Name Holiday Remarks January 1 New Year's Day December 30-January 2 4 days break for International New Year's Day February 24 Makha Bucha Day 24-26 February (Buddhist Holy Day) A Buddhist public holiday April 6 Chakri Day 6-8 April To commemorate the founding of the Chakri royal dynasty April 13 Songkran Festival 13–16 April Thai New Year, Water Splashing Festival May 1 Labor Day May 1 International Labor Day May 4 H.M. King's Coronation 4-6 May The coronation of King Maha Vajiralongkorn May 22 Visakha Bucha May 22 To commemorate the birth of the Buddha June 3 H.M. Queen's Birthday June 1-3 To mark the birthday of the current queen of Thailand, Queen Suthida July 20 Asahna Bucha July 20-22 To honor the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism July 28 King Vajiralongkorn's Birthday July 27-29 To mark the birthday of King Vajiralongkorn August 12 The Queen Mother's Birthday August 10-12 To commemorate the birth of Queen Mother October 13 His Majesty the Late King October 13-15 To commemorate the passing of His Majesty the Late King October 23 Chulalongkorn Day October 23 To commemorate King Rama V December 5 King Bhumibol's Birthday December 5 To honor the late King Bhumibol December 10 Constitution Day December 10 To take pride in the Thai monarchy 15 public holidays for a total of either 18, or 22, or maybe 30 days? (it's complicated) Anyway, it seems that Thailand maybe missing 7+ days/year for manufacturing compared to Vietnam, which might impact exports... and now apparently Vietnam has caught up. Time for a holiday!

#29 should ask himself: Who recommended this Pichit character to me for that position? Really, I have to take better notes...

No. Should I?

Don't forget to bring your wife for the change, she needs to sign an acknowledgment form. Subsequent extensions wife not necessary anymore.

Looks like there was a reason for the Mercedes being in the car shop.

To celebrate this auspicious event the airport was temporarily renamed "Borat Thani International Airport"

By doing what? Scrubbing the atmosphere?

Why the community? Education department enjoys a very large piece of the budget.

What reason would a monk have to self-publish his good deed story on Facebook? Making sure Buddha notices?

Yes they do, especially couples at the same place and time.

If somebody approaches I don't want, I say "consulting fee 5,000 baht"

It's not a merit based society...

Nah, just being subtle: Thai politics, it's a shifty business shift·y /ˈSHiftē/ adjective INFORMAL (of a person or their manner) appearing deceitful or evasive. "a shifty, fast-talking lawyer"

This must be the Dear Leader's very own cheese-enriched poop, the regular NK folk don't have enough to eat to produce a substantial amount of excrement.

and a stay at the Police Hospital.

Thai politics, it's a shifty business

No "dead friends" coming to the rescue...?

the titillations of Pattaya result in repetitive oscillations, vacillating between destinations

This one got away! Thai abbot flees after wild animal carcasses found in his room

This article underscores the prevalence of AI in news reporting, and emphasizes its telltale repetitiveness usually found in the concluding sentence of the article.

It appears that Phummarate had anticipated a potential fine and had it diligently included in the total charge. I'm sure he also welcomed the 3 hours nap opportunity in an air conditioned room, and as for the 90 days suspended license, guess what: copy.

That's easy Robot, upgrade to AI.