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Short Time: Dream or Dilemma?
Depends on the individual, I suppose. I made monthlong trips to Thailand in 2009 and 2010. Fat boy in a candy store and I certainly tasted the variety. Retired here in 2011 and continued to play, testing the scenarios. Variety, then seeing one bar girl two or three times a week on “retainer” (started to care too much and was not wanting a bar girl for long term). Arrangement with university student coming to town on the weekends. Nana. In the end I guess I had been too used to sharing my life with one female (albeit serial monogamy). Now happily settled with a Thai Wife who, after 8 years seems could not be more compatable. -
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Worker Electrocuted at Construction Site in Samut Prakan
Safety measures at the construction site are expected to be reviewed to prevent similar occurrences in the future.? Too late. The horse has bolted and taken a life with it. 😢 -
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Hot-Tempered Pattaya Rider Attacks Russian Woman After Speeding Complaint
Where in the article does it state that she works in Thailand. You do realize that they do have real estate agents in Russia, don't you? -
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Female Journalists Rally Around Allison Pearson Amid Fears for Press Freedom
In other words, you hold the state sanctioned opinions. Lucky for you. For now at least... It's fine to post hate and spread misinformation if you are David Lammy, for example. Or many of the race baiters on the left. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 18 November 2024
Jealousy-fuelled attack suspect caught after seven years on the run by Bright Choomanee Picture courtesy of Dailynews Police apprehended a 55 year old man for a violent jealousy-fuelled attack in which he shot his former father-in-law and the mother of his ex-wife’s former boyfriend. After evading capture for seven years, he was found bedridden due to a stroke. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343855-jealousy-fuelled-attack-suspect-caught-after-seven-years-on-the-run/ -
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Jealousy-fuelled attack suspect caught after seven years on the run
Police apprehended a 55 year old man for a violent jealousy-fuelled attack in which he shot his former father-in-law and the mother of his ex-wife’s former boyfriend. After evading capture for seven years, he was found bedridden due to a stroke. Suwat was arrested yesterday, November 16 in a hut within a sugarcane field in Udon Thani province. The arrest was carried out by the Crime Suppression Division officers in collaboration with the Surin Provincial Police. The arrest warrant, issued by the Nakhon Ratchasima Provincial Court on November 10, 2017, charged him with premeditated murder and possession of firearms and ammunition without a permit. The original incident occurred on November 9, 2017, when Suwat used a shotgun to attack 69 year old Virat, his former father-in-law, who was injured and later succumbed to his injuries. Suwat also attempted to shoot his ex-wife and their child, but the bullets missed, hitting a bedroom door instead. In a continued spree, he shot and killed 65 year old Rampueng, who was the mother of his ex-wife’s former boyfriend. Investigations revealed that Suwat had previously threatened his ex-wife with violence in fits of anger. It was known that Rampueng’s son had been in a relationship with Suwat’s ex-wife during their youth, which ended before Suwat’s relationship with her began. Suwat’s fears that his ex-wife might rekindle her relationship with her former boyfriend after their separation seemed to have fuelled his violent actions. After the shootings, police gathered evidence and secured a warrant for Suwat’s arrest. He managed to evade capture until recently when police discovered he had been working in Udon Thani. His capture was inevitable as officers finally tracked him down. During questioning, Suwat confessed to his crimes. In addition to the charges from the 2017 incident, he also faced another arrest warrant for attempted murder, issued by the Nakhon Ratchasima Provincial Court in the same year. Police transferred him to the Pak Thong Chai Police Station for further legal proceedings, reported KhaoSod. Reports from the arrest indicated that Suwat was bedridden, and unable to care for himself due to a recent stroke. He had been discharged from the hospital earlier this month for treatment related to a brain haemorrhage. by Bright Choomanee Picture courtesy of Dailynews Full story: [source name + source link] -- 2024-11-18
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