28 minutes ago, LosLobo said:

Isn't 38 and 9mm the same calibre?

I just looked it up, and you're quite right. I've never been a gun guy, so I didn't know. Thanks!

5 hours ago, IAMHERE said:

Plenty of uniforms in this country other than BIB.

True .. Army, Navy, Civil servants, Mc Donalds, Dairy Queen, Soi 6 ..

 

 

6 hours ago, Old Croc said:

6 hours ago, Old Croc said:

.........on the mud flats.

Mud flats? Surely you mean 'golden sands which attract millions of tourists annually' (Extract from TAT brochure).......????

 

6 hours ago, Old Croc said:

A Thai would know that disposing of  the guns in the sea at Rawai wouldn't be a good idea as they would (did) become visible when the tide goes out on the mud flats.

Would they though? ????

20 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

He's Indian now.... Previous headlines said he was Canadian....

 

They claim(ed) the shooters are white foreigners... next report they will have some Laos lads bag to rights !!

Canadian Indian, but not indigenous...

 

And yes, to 'save face', catching the perpetrators in time, they will probably round up 'the usual suspects from neighbouring countries'.

4 hours ago, LosLobo said:

Isn't 38 and 9mm the same calibre?

More or less, .357 vs .355.....

3 hours ago, StayinThailand2much said:

Canadian Indian, but not indigenous...

 

And yes, to 'save face', catching the perpetrators in time, they will probably round up 'the usual suspects from neighbouring countries'.

No longer Canadian, he was deported for good some time ago.

9 hours ago, LosLobo said:

Isn't 38 and 9mm the same calibre?

No, but close.  38 bullets are .357 to .358 inch diameter. 9 mm bullets are .355 or .356 inch.

17 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

 

Firstly, put your comments in the box provided for you, don't amend my post with your stuff!

Secondly, try to understand that Phuket, like many islands, has leeward and windward sides. Educate yourself as to how beaches can differ depending on the prevailing winds.

21 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

Oil from the spills in Rayong has travelled a long way already.

Its at the high water mark in the Photo, and the people and their equipment are covered in the stuff.

I can't see any oil in that picture, just a normal sea floor exposed by the tide.

Did the oil cross the isthmus via the proposed land bridge from Chumphon?

I find it very curious how a person deported from any country can then get another passport from that country.

I do hope the Canadian passport office in Ottawa Ontario Canada can explain what happened..

  Seems to be a flaw in the system for sure.