Unidentified man found dead, neck bound with wire and wrists handcuffed in southern Thailand
-
Recently Browsing 0 members
- No registered users viewing this page.
-
Topics
-
Popular Contributors
-
Latest posts...
-
60
Trump Mocks France Over WWII Commemorations, Urges Greater U.S. Recognition
It is my opinion to which I am entitled. -
18
US Passport Renewal Update Information
I was worried about it too, but it turned out to be pretty efficient with the exception that they simply don't give you much in the way of feedback. I sent mine via EMS and got something to the effect that "The Door Guard Signed For Your Mailer" which didn't give me much in the way of confidence. I think I got the new passport back in about 3 weeks much to my surprise and delight. Just hang in there and trust the system will work. It was difficult for me to, but it did work beyond my expectations. I gave the State Department kudos on that. Quiet but efficient. -
59
The Only Rule in Thailand Is: Sod Everyone Else Innit
No he hasn't... and its AI bumf... very few of such eloquent socio-phonetics are quite so well versed in bigotry, prejudice and sweeping generalisations... Roads, yes - many (not all or even most) become careless and self-centered in a car. However, travel elsewhere, then return here and simple matters such as Queuing for the BTS, exiting and entering an elevator, 7-11 queues and the such are good examples of a soft organised politeness - very few break that polite pattern. I've just flown back in after a few days overseas and from touch down to being in a mall day later, the differences are stark... ... No one jumping out of their seats before the flights landed, no one rushing past to exit stopping you from getting out of your seat, polite queues at the Inter-terminal mono-rail, polite Immigration officers, in town, polite holding the lift as we approached... no one pushing past you or bumping into you, no one playing their phones loudly... etc.. There are the usual things that never disappear - that 'step of hesitation' by the person in front walking onto the escalator and of course the 'general selfishness' of drivers... But... the things the Op moans about are general rarity here compared to so many other places - his rant is more about human nature, and Thailand sees to do a better job of 'limiting' the extremes of this behaviour. -
665
Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
The UN high commissioner for human rights, Volker Türk, on Friday condemned Israel's latest strikes in the Gaza Strip, warning of the possibility of "ethnic cleansing." "This latest barrage of bombs, forcing people to move amid the threat of intensified attacks, the methodical destruction of entire neighbourhoods, and the denial of humanitarian assistance underline that there appears to be a push for a permanent demographic shift in Gaza," Türk said. He stressed that this would be "in defiance of international law and is tantamount to ethnic cleansing." UN rights head warns of Gaza 'ethnic cleansing' amid Israeli strikes -
7
Report Premchai, 14 Others Remanded in Custody Following Fatal Bangkok Building Collapse
Despite the chin sling and his apparent frailty, he retains the mental capacity to make a secret signal with his right hand indicating to his protection team their next action. Transporting him in the back of a police pickup would display him as a figure of importance, his very own 'Popemobile'. Was he facing front or rear? -
16
Crime Buriram Village in Shock as Man Attempts to Have Sex with Livestock
Then let the Bull have a go at him!
-
-
Popular in The Pub
-
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now