sahibji

30 minutes ago, Rorri said:

I think it's more to do with the dog licking the products.

Rorri those are well trained and disciplined dogs who will not sniff food items.  That is THE great difference.

28 minutes ago, Cake Monster said:

Dogs in 7/11 stores are just the tip of an extremely unsanitary iceberg.

Be aware of the dogs " smuggled " into the Tesco Lotus Food Halls, and the street food seller who has been carting her dog around all day sitting on the preparation table for her food.

If you question these people the inevitable response will be " my dog is a clean dog mister - so whats your problem ? "

My particular problem is that these so called clean dogs have been licking their balls all day on a food preparation table 

Gross

i have witnessed similar disgusting scenes and walked away from such outlets. I have seen them play with the pets and then continue with food preparation for the customers with wishing their hands at all.

1 minute ago, kannot said:

why dont they  kick them off the  door as  well, often see them there with people stepping round them, i  shove em out the way

dogs  should be kept away from food areas.

as it is the aisles are very now and with canine wondering around sniffing and licking the food items, it is an scenario of disgust. dogs should be banned from the shopping malls, in particular the small ones like 7 / 11 due to hygiene and  security reasons.

6 hours ago, DM07 said:

He means "we have our head so far up in the clouds..."!

we hope your confidence will be duly rewarded.

6 hours ago, wxpwzrd said:

Want the police to "be on top of it?" - Offer a reward.

is it not their job?

6 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

That's what is worrying.

no one can be fully prepared leave alone on top of things. 

i hope this is not a case of over confidence. no one can ever be prepared for acts of terrorism as they can come in so many different unexpected forms. being prepared is good. overconfidence may be the downfall.

3 hours ago, smedly said:

info like this should never ever be covered up, if there is a possible threat then it should always be made public no matter what, the public are a very necessary tool in combating such attacks, if anything they should be telling the public what to look for and to stay vigilant and report anything suspicious to the authorities immediately

smedly right way to go.

31 minutes ago, biplanebluey said:

2 or 3 years !!!!!!!!!!!!! There might not be much left to see by then----------- everybody walking around like zombies with microchips inside,no prostitution all banned.No drugs no cigarettes,no beer or whiskey,no moving around,pick a house and stay there for life.Report to special authority every 48hrs and minimum 2,000,000bt in bank.All laws strictly enforced with only 2 sentences for non-obeyance---- deported or executed.Welcome to the future!!!!!!!!

comments of one fertile mind.

any action taken to avert terrorist attacks is also good for tourism for obvious reasons. matters concerning security should not be swept under the carpet but tackled with best possible resources. there is nothing to hide the fact that the whole world is a possible terrorist target.

10 hours ago, pattayalover said:

best advice is don't come to Thailand. wait 2 or 3 years.

whose advise is it?

1 hour ago, coma said:

Men of the cloth.

coma, sorry it is DIRTY cloth worn by some of the fakes.

37 minutes ago, Emster23 said:

Know of father who had choice of prison or monkhood for getting daughter pregnant.

That said, we can't say he did this horrible crime because he was a monk (at least I hope not)

Part of Buddhism includes view that we all have Buddha nature within us, and optimistically take in everyone to be monks. This guy has really hidden his Buddha nature deep.

here is where my view diverges. no we all do not have Budhha nature within us.

26 minutes ago, Pungdo said:

I have to admit that I have not a lot of respect for monks, a good number are just draft dodgers or lazy men who don't want to work for a living, problem is which ones are men who truly believe in their faith and which ones are scum like this particular monk.

 

registering the monks should be considered.

24 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

Good job by the Police,to quickly arrested this monster,

there must have been witnesses,plus DNA,so he cannot

squirm his way out of it,and that the sentence fits the 

crime,so he ends up rotting in jail,where  he will be on

the receiving end.

regards worgeordie

worgeordie  it is difficult nor to be sentimental about this issue as a little innocent child is involved. i totally agree that the punishment should fit the crime. 

17 minutes ago, trainman34014 said:

RIP the poor little soul.

 

I keep trying to point out to my wife's family that Monks are just men wearing yellow robes and you can't change a mans mentality, character or temperament just by changing his clothes.   However; they are brainwashed into thinking these people are some kind of Saints !

once upon a time the monks were saintly but unfortunately some corruption has crept into the profession and it is these black sheep who taint the good name of the entire community.

16 minutes ago, ChrisY1 said:

Becoming what seems like a terrible trend of child abuse....appearing almost weekly in our media nowadays.

I don't think that there's any difference between the monks and ordinary, cruel and sadistic maniacs....lynching seems too subtle for some of these animals!

 

a life sentence will be pretty much in order if murder can be proved.

4 minutes ago, scorecard said:

 

Recently a monk checked into my hotel in Bkk, along with 2 teenage boys, maybe 14 - 16 years old.

 

Room locked for 2 days. Room service meals left outside the door.

 

Then check out, monk paid room, meals and alcohol in cash.

i hope you did bring it to the attention of the police or other social authorities who might be able to help out. true the evidence is circumstantial but circumstances do indicate something abnormal.

10 minutes ago, fruitman said:

The ladies from the Phantip-forum already had big issues with a monk touching a woman....

this crime is even more horrific.

although  it is not confirmed as to who did it the signs point towards the monk.his rooms should be searched thoroughly for any tell tale signs. in case the boy was sodomised the DNA match should be able to put the matter at rest for good.

whoever did it it was immoral, shameful and disgraceful (in case of the monk).

37 minutes ago, dictater said:

There was finally a crossing barrier put in on the tracks near my house but the arms come down ten minutes before the train comes, so therefore everyone, including the police whose station is just next to it and myself ignore them and do what we always did, look up and down the tracks and proceed. 

yes  at least that basic  safety measure ought to be observed. 

33 minutes ago, KhunBENQ said:

It's a frightening idea that you share the road with such completely disturbed fellows.

 

unless he was on the phone and hence oblivious to the traffic happenings.

30 minutes ago, williamgeorgeallen said:

wonder if the amulets will save him from getting a fine from the cops.

they well might if the belief is genuine and strong.

29 minutes ago, anotheruser said:

Just when you think they guy couldn't be dumber, this comes out. Amulets only save lives when nobody dies it seems. Then again you have to break eggs to make omelettes so it all balances out. 

well said.