Chicog

12 hours ago, PT Paul said:

A tea cup is big at the yids

Wow we really have some intellectual giants posting these days, eh?

They still live in the wild in the shadows of Loi Kroh. You hear these low grunts as you walk by sometimes, it must be their mating call.

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It's not the first time these muppets have screwed up.

Meanwhile the murky case of the Ukrainian who paid Trump's campaign manager has taken another strange turn.

First, his extradition to the US was approved, and then suddenly Spain appeared with an arrest warrant and may well have put the kibosh on it.

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In addition to his work for Yanukovych, Manafort also worked with Ukrainian oligarchs, including Firtash. In 2008, a group including Manafort and Firtash negotiated an $895m (£718m) deal to buy a New York hotel, which they wanted to redevelop as a mall and spa, according to filings from an unrelated lawsuit. The court filings include memos of meetings Firtash and Manafort attended in Kiev. The deal eventually fell through.

He is Ukraine’s 16th richest man, with an estimated wealth of $251m (£202m) as of 2016, according to Forbes Ukraine.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/feb/21/austria-grants-us-request-to-extradite-ukrainian-mogul-dmytro-firtash

Obviously another Russian wanting to stash ill-gotten gains overseas. I wonder who that could be?

This administration is as bent as a 9 baht coin.

I understand that HM is going to great lengths to ensure the trip is a success.

36 minutes ago, PatOngo said:

The mentality of these people bewilders me.......people in these positions can't be this stupid........can they?

 

It seems to be a prerequisite for employment in senior positions.

They probably have a clandestine plan to drop consumable tracking devices into every dish of pad thai.

Or some other lame-brained idea they got off the interwebs.

18 hours ago, Rc2702 said:

I've read your drivel

Is it Pot calling Kettle Black week or something?

 

So have these two been charged with armed robbery or attempted murder?

Where do you get these "tips" from?

A piece of software you downloaded because of another "tip" by any chance?

2 hours ago, carmine said:

Oh nonsense, its a storm in a tea cup.  

 

Fat bloke reserve keeper eats a pie for a bet that has nothing to do with the game and the Scum tabloid rag milks it....so <deleted> what.

* Scum tabloid that offered the bet in the first place milks it.

Uber don't use two-tier pricing.

Just sayin'....

1 hour ago, Rc2702 said:

If only your board had the balls to tell Wenger something similar

If only you weren't so completely dull.

He was told to resign.

Honestly what is the world coming to when you can't help your mates stitch up the bookies for a few quid.

And I doubt The Sun were that pissed off as they are the ones milking it.

Mind you, they'll probably lob him a wad of cash for an exclusive.

33 minutes ago, mrbojangles said:

Looks like the pie eater might be in a spot of bother

Well I think they have to prove he placed a bet himself.

I'd like to think he wasn't that dumb.

I'm pretty sure that's the spaceship out of "Cocoon".

2 hours ago, reenatinnakor said:

Lol. More fake news.

Only 37 countries in the study and no Philippines or China. Manila is much worse than Bangkok.

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Good spot, and much worse than LA, too.

1 hour ago, jpinx said:

If you are in farangland and you want good service from a hotel doorman -- you tip him, or a waiter in a restaurant - sometime even when there is a service charge, or a bar if you want continuous top-up, even in a non-self-service petrol-station.   These are the service staff perks they get for doing "better than normal" for the customer who is in front of him.  Did you not give your postman and milkman, etc a bottle or a cake for Xmas?

 

Where perks turn into corruption is when the "perks" are an expectation.  Given the level of salary of government workers, it's no surprise they want a little extra and are very grateful for appreciation expressed, but when it is added to the price, then it is corruption...

Er.... When perks turn into corruption is when perks are illegal.

The fact that it's maybe cheap to do in comparative terms has no bearing on its legality.

10 minutes ago, maxpower said:

Three reasons for internet monitoring. Piracy, terrorism, free speech.

No prize for guessing which one is top of the list here.

You forgot Crime.

13 minutes ago, true blue said:

Surely there must be agents in other provinces advertising there products including visa services.can not see the Thais not utilising a cash cow situation and pushing immigration help.if not cnx is lucky to have choices.

Or it's made the service so deliberately bad that it essentially forces some clients into using them.

 

They played OK. The pitch was a bit weird, saw some very funny bounces.

Bet the lads loved the changing room.

Now Lincoln can pay their rent for the next ten years, I bet they were relieved.

If you have a reasonable budget, check out Chiang Mai Sky Adventure.

But avoid the ziplines, their record is not impressive unfortunately.

5 hours ago, Flustered said:

The cost of doing business in the Middle East countries (for example Oman or the Trucial States as was) has always had a 10% levy/fee call it what you want, that is paid to the owner of that particular section (telecoms, military, agriculture, banking etc.).

 

When securing trading licenses back in the 1800s, there was always a "fee" to be paid.

 

Backhanders are a part of life Always were, always will be. For FMs to get high and mighty about a few baht being paid to the lower echelons to expedite matters is ludicrous.

 

Know the system and use the system.

Not matter how you try to rephrase it, you are confusing legal systems with corruption.

Better to raise the fee and hire more staff, or introduce an incentive scheme to stop them playing with their mobiles.

Must have been below their estimate then.

I think identifying the client would help.

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