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Just wondering...

Tomorrow: Big Joke returns lost wallet to foreign tourist

This year's data leak: the Department of Older Persons Last year's data leak: the Public Health Ministry Common ground: government agency

It's not about the monarchy, it's about reform. The CC is scared that they themselves would be reformed next. And then what? The military? There goes an entrenched way of life, an avalanche destroying government, society, culture. Nip it in the bud.

Lupt Utama, you my get sued for bubble bursting...

Minister of Just Is

only for the public

it wasn't a serious post

Thailand invented Chinese New Year

I think she is salivating

He kooks ready to burn some incense

Oh, she fudged up expect a follow-up statement to clear another misunderstanding on the never-ending Thaksin saga

Philosophical Question of our times What's worse: being a numpty, or, being a numpty's follower

I read thru the Featured Topics list in the Newsletter, and when I saw "I had a Dream", I thought to myself: That's Gamma... I should have bet myself some serious money!

I guess he's the only KhaoSod reader left.

should come with a padlock

Wonder what's next for Somyot, now that he's been dethroned... Remember him?

Now that Big Joke announced it publicly, I'm sure he'll find the motherlode.

so mysterious, almost ominous, maybe even sinister?

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) will hold 976,587 meetings next week with 2,558 Culture and Interior ministries, the private sector and other relevant agencies to discuss 373,259 details of this year’s Songkran celebrations, which will last from April 1 until 53. 45,821 Events and activities, their format, locations and the budget required will be on the agenda. Chiang Mai and Hat Yai are the other 76 main locations, especially in Hat Yai in the south, where a Midnight Songkran event is planned and expected to attract 800,756,487 Malaysians.

Unanimously biased

Does that mean the 90 day report is not working as intended?

The fresh ones are in government.

This proves one thing: nobody in government holds a stake in the incense industry.

been there, done that