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Grandmother. 41 years old. Now, wait a minute.
Assuming grandma had a baby when she was 15 years old. Ok, happens.
Lets further assume her child had a baby when he/she was also 15 years old. Now, grandma is 30-31 years old.
That means when grandma reaches 41 years, her motorbiking grandson is 10 years old, with grandma on the back of the bike.
Absolutely plausible, yup this is Thailand.
....there must be more to the story........a grandmother at 41.....
Unless you are a insensitive serial Thai-basher, how is any of that relevant to the incident?
You are right, sorry
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She previously said she’d worked as a “pretty” model to help pay for her mother’s medical treatment.
Why is it in all these and similar cases that it is always the mother who is sick, never ever the father?
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At a press conference, in reaction to the NACC demand to indict her, Yingluck made it clear that she was not fleeing the country and would return to fight the accusations. Yingluck will reportedly attend a birthday party for her brother, the former premier Thaksin, in Paris during her trip.
I have this scenario in my head, where Thaksin's b-day party is on YouTube showing Yingluck with champagne glass in one hand and the other with raised middle finger...
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Perhaps time to ban alcohol on planes too.
No, just ban guys like that from flying any airline for 5 years. They can row a boat to Pattaya.
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Interesting that Choi doesn't mention the actual way he disciplined his disciples, he only ever says "punishment". And as always, the Thai reporters only report and don't ask the question (because they are reporters and not questioners). So, we only know from Rungrawee that she was punched as punishment, not from Choi. So, Choi if you are reading this: How did you punish her? And don't answer me with a Flying Dragon Back Kick...
Btw, not having a written contract ...
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The Permanent Secretary of the Education Ministry is concerned about his permanence...
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Grandmother. 41 years old. Now, wait a minute.
Assuming grandma had a baby when she was 15 years old. Ok, happens.
Lets further assume her child had a baby when he/she was also 15 years old. Now, grandma is 30-31 years old.
That means when grandma reaches 41 years, her motorbiking grandson is 10 years old, with grandma on the back of the bike.
Absolutely plausible, yup this is Thailand.
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It was still not clear whether the missile parts were linked to the downing of MH17
The shipment was intercepted, then seized and put in storage. It was not released, because the investigation is still ongoing. It should therefore be quite clear that these missile parts are not linked to the downing of MH17.
However, it would be interesting to know which airline transported this shipment to Finland...
They could of course come by sea.
You have to: read more
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It was still not clear whether the missile parts were linked to the downing of MH17
The shipment was intercepted, then seized and put in storage. It was not released, because the investigation is still ongoing. It should therefore be quite clear that these missile parts are not linked to the downing of MH17.
However, it would be interesting to know which airline transported this shipment to Finland...
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Capital punishment is wrong. It is no more than legal murder. Further it has been proved that it is no deterrent.So why use such a n inhuman way of punishment. Isn't it better to sentence a murderer to life imprisonment with hard labour??
Actually, once a criminal has been executed, it would prevent him from committing any crime. Ever. Again. So, it is a proven and effective deterrent, q.e.d.
What you are trying to say, I believe, is that living criminals and criminal aspirants are not deterred by the threat of execution, which is true. But then again, they are not deterred by anything, so, might as well execute them to prevent repeats.
About inhuman way of punishment: When someone denies a human being the right to exist, tortures the human being for sport and/or self-gratification until death, then that someone has voluntarily given up its own humanity and is not human anymore - any rights/considerations that apply to humans do not apply to this creature, period. You see, being human/inhuman is a concept, an abstract construct, not depending on a physical body. It's just that the terms "being human" and "human being" are so similar, that one superimposes the one on the other so easily.
Life imprisonment: what for? the creature caused enough damage already, don't let it continue being a drain on human society and economy.
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Theft and scams targeted at foreign tourists are common in Pattaya.
Slander, libel, defamation. I will sue you... English language news, only see the bad; we also have official extortion for your vacation experience, drug administration by lovely ladyboy nurses, exciting intimidation by our Pattaya pros for your adventure holiday!
See, this is how balanced reporting is done. The Mayor khun Talksalot.
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BANGKOK — Government House officials were forced to perform a religious ceremony yesterday after construction staff allegedly encountered paranormal activity during their effort to renovate the building.
It's really quite simple: the construction staff wanted a longer coffee break - and they got it. Kudos and well played!
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The appeals court said Joseph Wood was entitled to know more about the drugs that would be used to put him to death.
Wood's lawyers had successfully argued that prison officials had violated their client's First Amendment rights.
Entitlement: The murderer is entitled to get more info on his execution procedure. The lawyer is entitled to more money and PR for delaying the execution. The victims are entitled to rot in their grave.
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what on earth do those two shrimp use to intimidate and harass? Halitosis?!
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Thaksin tells Pheu Thai, red-shirt leaders not to join birthday party
I understand, nobody likes freeloaders!
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@klaus...........
So what do you think about folk who join the military and die, they know the risks......Does everyone sue their country cos they didn't know they might die...?
Transam,
your argument is not logical. I explain my point for the third time (and then I give up): it is about punishment for lying to the consumer about the safety of their product, for falsifying research....
example: you buy paint. you ask the guy: is there lead in it. guy says: no. You ask the guy: is it dangerous for my health? guy says no. guy puts a label on the paint: this paint is good for you. You paint your house, you get sick, you die. turns out the guy lied. your widow wants to punish the guy.
(best i could come up with)
, rolox in the extreme.........If I smoke a fag do I read about stuff or do I want to smoke a fag....? .............Nooooooo, I want to smoke a fag..........
phew, I need a cigarette now!
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@klaus...........
So what do you think about folk who join the military and die, they know the risks......Does everyone sue their country cos they didn't know they might die...?
Transam,
your argument is not logical. I explain my point for the third time (and then I give up): it is about punishment for lying to the consumer about the safety of their product, for falsifying research....
example: you buy paint. you ask the guy: is there lead in it. guy says: no. You ask the guy: is it dangerous for my health? guy says no. guy puts a label on the paint: this paint is good for you. You paint your house, you get sick, you die. turns out the guy lied. your widow wants to punish the guy.
(best i could come up with)
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Corporations who target minors, addict them to their product, poison them slowly and finally kill them deserve to be punished imo. Too bad it doesn't happen more often. Usually these companies are untouchable. I am surprised at a lot of your reactions. A Tobacco Company Does Not Contribute Anything Constructive To Society. It is a parasite. Punishing them is a rare pleasure.
Do you drink beer, do you fly on airplanes, do you have barbies, do you take tablets for a headache, do you break the law when driving..........My list can go on......Just answer a few.....?
yes, yes, no, no, no...there i answered all of them. What is the purpose of your questions?
Because your post is <deleted>....... You want to ban "chips"....."fizzy drinks", ANYTHING, god man, we all do stuff that ain't good....................
You are putting words in mouth. I don't want to ban them, I want to see them PUNISHED. Punished for decades of lying, falsifying research, advertising to kids, addicting people, making them sick and killing them. That's what I want. That's all. I still want you to enjoy your cigarette, far away from me, I hope. Same cigarette you got addicted to when you were a teen...After all, now that you are an adult you must know what's good for you.
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Corporations who target minors, addict them to their product, poison them slowly and finally kill them deserve to be punished imo. Too bad it doesn't happen more often. Usually these companies are untouchable. I am surprised at a lot of your reactions. A Tobacco Company Does Not Contribute Anything Constructive To Society. It is a parasite. Punishing them is a rare pleasure.
Do you drink beer, do you fly on airplanes, do you have barbies, do you take tablets for a headache, do you break the law when driving..........My list can go on......Just answer a few.....?
yes, yes, no, no, no...there i answered all of them. What is the purpose of your questions?
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Corporations who target minors, addict them to their product, poison them slowly and finally kill them deserve to be punished imo. Too bad it doesn't happen more often. Usually these companies are untouchable. I am surprised at a lot of your reactions. A Tobacco Company Does Not Contribute Anything Constructive To Society. It is a parasite. Punishing them is a rare pleasure.
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I unnerstood it purrfecly, hic!
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Lawyers Council slams the 'needless' parading of criminal suspects by police
It's not needless, it is needed by the police. They need it to justify their budget. They need it for PR. They need it to deflect from laziness and corruption. They need it to stroke their egos. They need it to show they are the right guys for the job. Oh, boy do they ever need it...
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It took only 21 days to notify me of the charges
that was a slow phone call...
..., but the NACC posted the notification on their Facebook page 3 months prior and if Yingluck only had been 'friends' with NACC...
(that was a joke! They really didn't do that! But I thought it would have been funny! You know Yingluck "friends" with NACC...5555!)
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OP says that Yingluck's Rice Scheme caused the worst damage ever to the state!
Way to go girl! Show your brother how it's done!
(I am starting to wonder if the Shinawatra gene should not be declared public enemy number one...)
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Bangkok: Ball game goes bad and ends in gunplay, death
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Smooth Operator...