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“The loss will be on Thai education.”
...ah, well, no biggie then...
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The duo reportedly confessed to hiring the printing house in the Phra Khanong area to print 1,000 Bt1,000 notes worth Bt1 million in total, for which the printer charged them Bt4,500
The printing-shop owner reportedly told police that Pakhawat had told him the banknotes would be used as wallpaper
the printer became miffed when the couple wanted to pay him with wallpaper
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ONCB to buy a new car for student mistakenly shot by policemen
In related news:
a short spike in police extortion was measured by the Police Extortion Measurement Office (PEMO), roughly equivalent to the price of a new Suzuki hatchback...
that's all folks
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Please Sir, I have a question.
" If this kingpin was operating a major syndicate from behind bars what were the prison authorities doing ? "
enjoying their inactive posts...
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7 thugs and 1 shark
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What will Phuket be like in 5-10 years from now?
It's spelling will have changed...
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Wow what a CSI team they have here! "It was a vertical fall" Next up "Police believe due to effect of gravity. They will continue investigating."
Investigation finished, Thai Police expects to arrest Mr. Gravity very soon...
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We treat all cases equally and with fairness and justices with no discrimination of who the victim is, a Laotian and a Thai
or even a police officer killed by a coked-out hi-so Ferrari driver. Justice will be served as soon as the envelope is served.
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“We treat all cases equally and with fairness and justices with no discrimination of who the victim is, a Laotian and a Thai. We are ready to listen to all recommendation should the embassy raises,” declared Pol Gen Charumporn Suramanee, advisor to the Royal Thai Police commissioner
Yes, you do. Unfortunately, you are not Chalerm, so no one will believe you!
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The virus is not airborne and can only be transmitted by direct contact, senior doctors said at "How to Handle the Ebola Virus When It Reaches Thailand".
"The Ebola virus's transmission is similar to that of HIV/Aids, which transmits only when there is a contact between organs and blood," said Dr Yong Poovorawan of Chulalongkorn University's Faculty of Medicine.
He emphasised that it would be quite difficult for the disease to spread in Thailand.
First, I am glad that they had a meeting. That's a good thing. Naming the meeting "How to handle Ebola when it reaches Thailand" may be a bit alarming, but I can live with that.
Now, about the bit on transmission: "the virus transmits only when there is a contact between organs and blood", I'm by no means a medical expert like Dr. Yong Poovorawan, but I'm pretty sure that there is contact between organs and blood, at least with mine...
Lastly, about the difficulty to spread in Thailand - is it because of Thainess?
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Varaporn said a survey of 10,000 foreign men revealed that as many as 71 per cent feel sexually entitled to violate women, and Thailand was no exception to this.
can you also reveal what cultures these foreign men call their own?
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Sharing the anti-Thaksin outlook is of utmost importance. Paramount. Instead of sharing an outlook for law and order, equal justice for all, due process, freedom of speech, individual and equal opportunity for all, they are most concerned with "selecting" those holding anti-Thaksin views.
...unless of course those sharing the anti-Thaksin outlook do possess all those virtues you outlined in your post above. If they do or don't, we don't know yet. However, we do know that pro-Thaksin inclined members of society share quite different 'virtues'...must be a virus, time to get a check-up?
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Since the onus is on the procurer of such service, that procurer should put an adequate sum of money into an escrow account which would be paid out in case of abandonment, breach of contract, etc. Call it baby bail...
A voluntary commercial agreement between two parties, often three with an agency.
Why does it go without explanation that the procurer bears the onus? At most it seems your stance is purely morally driven. Reality is based on law and particulars of their agreement. Many designs are possible.I would have thought that my opinion would mostly benefit the baby. If you have a better idea, please share...
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Here come pudgy, skinny, paunchy and moon-face...time to shiver in me boots...
You forgot Mr Glock...
bursting my bubble
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Here come pudgy, skinny, paunchy and moon-face...time to shiver in me boots...
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Imo this is not about legal/illegal, or moral/immoral, or straight/homosexual, but about an abandoned baby. Surrogacy will probably continue, so it needs to be made safer for the child. Since the onus is on the procurer of such service, that procurer should put an adequate sum of money into an escrow account which would be paid out in case of abandonment, breach of contract, etc. Call it baby bail...
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Is that his nutsack hanging out of those shorts?
Man, you made me look twice!
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Travelling by train in Thailand is absolutely fabulous! ( only a fool uses the roads ) I understand the extra security on Trains now due to a young girl being raped.But why not put security on all Buses,Boats,ferries & Taxis too!???? why just the trains?
SRT = State Railway of Thailand, it is a government enterprise, not private business.
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former PM implied that he is eyeing a return to Thailand by giving away the books at his 65th birthday party over the weekend."The rumour that this book was distributed in my father's birthday is baseless,” Mr. Panthongtae wrote.
Not true. The birthday guests had to pay 299 baht per copy.
"Let me emphasize here that - although I have not seen the content inside the book - my family is not involved in the book, regardless of what the authors wrote about my family in a positive or negative way."
"We did not do it, I did not see it, we can't understand it, let me stress that I am negative about this in a positive way!" Thanks for clearing this up, Oak...
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I agree that this is human trafficking.
Once the babies are certified and taxed by the government, then it is humanitarian trade.
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Police investigators so far have failed to explain the absence of scheduled Railway Police on the "rape-murder-train". It is now fair to say that this piece of investigation has been swept under the rug.
Now, as to Thai Police restoring confidence in anything...well, they can't. The Thai public knows very well what the Thai Police is all about and the Thai Police giving itself a mandate to restore confidence is absurd.
On a side note, I do like how in this article it only says "Thai Police" and not "Royal Thai Police".
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Thais advised to be wary of Cambodian 'fake Buddha'...and not to panic
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""But he said he took money from traders to pay the owners of the copyrighted goods," according to Burin, who added the general is now under both criminal and military investigation."
Hello this "Major-General Jenronnarong Detwan" do I speak with Mr. Louis Vuitton? I have here 500 Baht for you!
and then Louis said: "no need good general, you can keep it!"
...and that will be his defense.
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I am astonished by the speed of implementation and collaboration between departments in making the punishment for the crime of overstay by foreigners harsher. I am making no judgment, it's a Thai law and they can change whatever they want with it.
Now, though, I am waiting (with bated breath) for equally harsh changes in existing punishment for let's say assault with a deadly weapon, the standard 500 baht fine for the Thai perpetrator can also be classified as a non-deterrent, just like the 20,000 baht max fine for the overstayer.
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Municipal Officer alleges assault by food vendor at Pattaya Port
in Pattaya News
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Tutti frutti, all rooty!
A wap bap a loo bap a wap bam boom!
I got a fruit cart, named Daisy
It always drives me crazy!
This guy came along telling me what to do,
I beat him up, ran away, now Daisy is gone, too!
Tutti frutti, all rooty!