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Friendly Banter Turns Violent at Pattaya Beach: Bottled Banter in Late-Night Booze-Up
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Misogynistic Attacks Against Women Surge on Social Media Following Trump’s Election Win
Nothing to do with feeling "threatened". Try posting about the topic and not some deflection. -
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Thai Influencer Held in Online Gambling Crackdown
Looks like he just lost his influence. -
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Kamala Will Be Investigated for Campaign Funds Fraud
Why do people say this every so often? Is this a civics class for five year olds?- 1
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Empty my pool
I rented a villa on a Thai island. The pool was just steps outside. We had to share the pool with other guests, but for the most part it was like having a private pool. They even had a pool maintenance guy come by once a week. Not enough. There was a tree in the neighborhood nearby that had flowers that the wind would blow into the pool. The French landlord was too cheap to buy a strainer or just didn't care and I ended up cleaning out the flowers and leaves from the pool WITH MY HANDS every single time I wanted to swim in it. Pools are for stupid people. Let's leave it at that. 😄 -
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U.S. Government Employee Indicted in Leak of Israel’s Plans for Potential Strike on Iran
Could be a jew LARPing as a muzzie to justify the continued genocide 👍 -
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Police Officer Dies in Crash While on Stakeout: Pathum Thani
A high-ranking police officer, Pol. Lt. Col. Setthapong Songklod, passed away after his vehicle veered off course and collided with a house front and a utility pole while he was allegedly on a stakeout to apprehend a suspect. The incident took place on November 14, when authorities were alerted to a crash on Soi See Chai Thong 2 in Bang Kadi, Mueang District, Pathum Thani. According to Pol. Capt. Achara Kateuang-ngan of the Pak Khlong Rangsit Police Station, the officer’s vehicle, a white Toyota Wish registered in Pathum Thani, crashed into a house, knocked down a utility pole and damaged the water supply infrastructure in the area. Emergency responders and volunteers from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation arrived promptly to assist. Witnesses reported that the officer’s vehicle had started to smoke after the collision, prompting locals to swiftly help the unconscious driver out of the vehicle and use a fire extinguisher to prevent further risk. The officer, later identified as Pol. Lt. Col. Setthapong Songklod, Deputy Superintendent of Investigations at Pathum Thani City Police Station, was in critical condition and was immediately rushed to Krung Siam St. Carlos Hospital, where he ultimately succumbed to his injuries. Eyewitness accounts describe the moments leading up to the crash. Sayan, a 36 year old shop owner nearby, recounted that the vehicle had been parked in front of his store with its engine running for approximately 20 minutes. Suddenly, the car moved onto the sidewalk, narrowly missing a female pedestrian before accelerating further down the road and violently crashing into the house and a utility pole about 100 metres away from where it was parked. Wanthanah, 58, the homeowner whose property was damaged in the crash, was inside her house at the time. She described hearing a loud crash, and upon rushing outside, she witnessed bystanders assisting the unconscious officer from his vehicle. Sources close to the investigation revealed that Pol. Lt. Col. Setthapong had been actively pursuing a case involving thefts in the inner Pathum Thani area, where he was responsible for investigations. Reports indicate he was staking out a location near Bang Kadi where the suspect was believed to reside. Authorities believe the officer may have experienced a sudden medical episode, causing him to lose control of the vehicle. Pol. Capt. Achara confirmed that an official investigation is underway. The officer’s body has been transferred to the Ministry of Justice’s Institute of Forensic Science for an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death. Pictures from responders. -- 2024-11-15 -
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Racism or "just" bad behavior at Pattaya City Hospital?
Yes sure. All them thousands of Thai people not to have a job. Like hundreds of bank staff, hundreds of workers at Big-C, Lotus, Makro, shops, taxi drivers, blue and whit collar workers. Hospital workers, doctors , nurses, just to mention a few. Yes way to go man. Dumbest post of the week.
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