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Americans fed up with Trump
Is "Cutting out false payments and firing unnecessary workers what the Trump administration has been doing? Virtually no evidence of fraud has been released. And are those workers unnecessary? Bill Clinton also made big cuts in Federal Govt staff levels. But he first organized an investigation to see where and how cuts should be made. He didn't set loose an ignoramus on day one who has posed with a chainsaw. -
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Americans fed up with Trump
Posts using derogatory and toxic nicknames or intentional misspelling of people’s names will be removed. If you don’t want your post to be removed, spell people’s names correctly, this applies to both sides of the political debate. -
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Report Shocking Discovery at Temple: Missing Deputy Abbot Found Dead Beneath Crematorium
Pictured courtesy of Khoasod. A local undertaker was left stunned after discovering the decomposed body of a missing monk beneath a crematorium while preparing for a funeral at a temple in Ang Thong province. Police Lieutenant Supachai Notong, a duty investigator at Pho Thong Police Station, confirmed receiving a report regarding the discovery of a body underneath the crematorium at a temple in Thang Phra Subdistrict, Pho Thong District. Authorities, including medical personnel from Pho Thong Hospital and a rescue foundation team, were dispatched to the scene for further investigation. The body was identified as Phra Wanchai, aged 60, the deputy abbot of the temple, who had been missing for nearly a month. His decomposed remains were found under the crematorium building by Mr Amnuay, a 70-year-old undertaker, who had entered the area to clean and collect ashes in preparation for a cremation scheduled the following day. “I went in to collect ashes and noticed the iron door was locked from the inside,” Mr Amnuay told police. “I used tools to cut the lock, and after collecting about two wheelbarrows of ash, I started smelling something rotten. I searched the area and was shocked to find the monk’s body lying on the ground.” Relatives of Phra Wanchai said the monk had been ordained for over 40 years and was known for his devotion to temple duties and charitable work, often overseeing cremations for the destitute free of charge. They had lost contact with him nearly a month earlier. His mobile phone was found charging in his quarters, but no one knew where he had gone. The body was sent for forensic examination to determine the exact cause of death. Police have launched an investigation, although there were no immediate signs of foul play. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Khoasod. -- 2025-04-20 -
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Opening a bank account
The point being made was that getting a non-O (single) in your home country does not require a Thai bank account. And once you have entered with a non-O getting that Thai account for an extension is very easy indeed because you now meet the banks requirement. -
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A true story about an old pal of mine.
Jeez Bob you’ve turned into a real bore. That’s 5 minutes of my life I’ll not get back. How about “why is it so hot in Thailand” for your next riveting post?
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