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A typical week on Thailand's roads
Actually it's getting the police to do their jobs. Doesn't take money but the threat of a job loss. This will take many years to change because they really don't care about life here. Just the one case of letting children sit on top of the school buses is enough for most any country to get laws enforced, let alone the 65 or more than die daily, most of them scooters or motorcycles and most without helmets. -
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Who said bars wernt making money?
Name already in use, wasn't there a Pig and Whistle in Jomtien? Anyhow, the soi 7 place is now a new hotel/restaurant development. -
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Thai transwoman’s German picnic turns into a viral police encounter - video
What no Bratwurst? -
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Huge markup on imported foods. Why?
It's vegetarian week, they put the price of everything veggie up especially for it! -
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British National Killed in Sattahip Motorcycle Accident
Couldn't have been much of a helmet if it came off in the crash. Or did he have one but wasn't wearing it. -
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Kitrat Phanphet Appointed as New National Police Chief
And retire on a nice pension. -
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Parents Abandon Baby on Jomtien Beach, Pattaya: Locals Rescue Hungry Infant
An off topic troll post has been removed, please discuss the topic not other posters. -
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Six-Year-Old Boy Drowns After Falling into Water Retention Pond in Chonburi
Yes, of course schools here don't seem to have the facilities but that is where I learned to swim. No excuse in tourist areas though where there are pools a plenty. -
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Newin and Thaksin Discuss Political Strategy in Private Meeting
Protected species... -
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Thai man distributes explicit videos of ex-girlfriend after contracting STD
Or picked up the STD from someone after her. -
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Luxembourger Arrested for Illegally Guiding Tourists on Rattanakosin Island
I am wondering when Thailand will end this silly law that a foreigner can't do a job that Thais can do.. It would be much easier to get work permits, but the outdated protective law makes applying for work permits very difficult, Even volunteer work with no payments need work permits.. so please review the law to the 21st century.. Now wonder the economy stays behind.. Thailand is not an welcoming country
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