Pity Lewis Carroll isn't around...he'd probably another book, Alice in Thaiwonderland,

I wonder what would happen if they raided the toad's house, how many watches they would find?

Like it, borrowed watches now returned, well that’s a given - they were borrowed !

it just seems he borrowed more than 1 watch at a time. what gives their ?

Billions upon billions upon billions of baht. That is what they should be looking into. These watches are worth peanuts, compared to the money that is changing hands, at the top of the food chain. 

18 hours ago, Dave67 said:

He borrowed watches off, 4 people , thats a good one

It would be more credible if  he said he had  borrowed the watches of a friends octopus thus reducing the amount of witnesses  needed to just the octopus.

19 hours ago, Dave67 said:

He borrowed watches off, 4 people , thats a good one

 

Come on Dave, you must have heard of "Watch swapping parties". You put the watches in a bag and pull one out. As long as it's not your own you can borrow it for a while. Used to be all the rage. 

18 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Come on Dave, you must have heard of "Watch swapping parties". You put the watches in a bag and pull one out. As long as it's not your own you can borrow it for a while. Used to be all the rage. 

Sure you not talking about “wife swapping parties”, gigolo you. 

4 hours ago, TKDfella said:

Pity Lewis Carroll isn't around...he'd probably another book, Alice in Thaiwonderland,

I'd say  Grimm's  fairy tales  were  more  apt.

4 hours ago, gunderhill said:

I'd say  Grimm's  fairy tales  were  more  apt.

Well, you could be right but I was thinking of the Mad Hatter and his various quotes about time...'It's always tea time...this watch is exactly two days slow...' etc., Ha!

5 hours ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Come on Dave, you must have heard of "Watch swapping parties". You put the watches in a bag and pull one out. As long as it's not your own you can borrow it for a while. Used to be all the rage. 

Maybe Prawit came up with an idea similar to carpool - watchpool ! 

Why he does not just say that he forgot to declare his watch collection in the value of 30 million. As you can see in the case of Tarit the penalty is only 5000 Baht if you hide 37 million.

The judgments for the possession of unexplained wealth are here rather a reward than a punishment.

Tick Tock, Tick Tock, one size doesn't fit all, its only a matter of time before "your gone with the wind" old chum !

 

On 1/19/2018 at 1:26 PM, gunderhill said:

It would be more credible if  he said he had  borrowed the watches of a friends octopus thus reducing the amount of witnesses  needed to just the octopus.

Unfortunately they then had no option but to eat the prime witness before he went off. 

1 minute ago, lamyai3 said:

Unfortunately they then had no option but to eat the prime witness before he went off. 

I expect Octo had been consuming too  much alcohol and therefore was "legless", it was the kindest thing to do  a  mercy  killing

On 1/19/2018 at 8:20 PM, tomacht8 said:

Why he does not just say that he forgot to declare his watch collection in the value of 30 million. As you can see in the case of Tarit the penalty is only 5000 Baht if you hide 37 million.

The judgments for the possession of unexplained wealth are here rather a reward than a punishment.

Knowing  Thailand I'm surprised they don't actually  give a  5000 baht bonus for this instead.

4 minutes ago, gunderhill said:

I expect Octo had been consuming too  much alcohol and therefore was "legless", it was the kindest thing to do  a  mercy  killing

He may have made a third rate witness, but he made a first rate second course...