Edited November 2, 201114 yr by kobrien

Amazing. Thanks for posting.

Very graphic. Thank you. Can we get more? They really convey to people outside something of the difficulties of life in the flooded areas.

Please Kobrien some info on the first photograph, what ? where ? w.t.f. ?

Crocodile photo a bit suspicious it is either dead or stuffed, great photo but would love a caption.

Who is the woman crying?

Who is the woman crying?

That is the Prime Minister.

Who is the woman crying?

Yingluck Shinawatra the PM, although she keeps insisting she wasn't crying.

T'was all over the news and TV, try to keep up

The huge Snake was on my Thai friends facebook pics update from this week,the response on her profile was much the same as everywhere else,<deleted> ! I would not step foot in any of this water,without the concern for the bugs and sickness you can get

the idea of an ANACONDA wrapping itself around you is too much to think about.

Please add more pictures folks.............

.... I would not step foot in any of this water,without the concern for the bugs and sickness you can get

Not to mention the risk of getting electrocuted, or "electrocuted to death" as a local Phuket English language news describes it.

Who is the woman crying?

Yingluck Shinawatra the PM, although she keeps insisting she wasn't crying.

T'was all over the news and TV, try to keep up

sneezing not crying

Who is the woman crying?

That is the Prime Minister.

Liar,she she posted already that she is strong and doesn't blink tears.

By the way,she wasn't crying about the floods,but because at that current time her phone lost connection with a square headed fugitive criminal residing in Dubai.

Edited November 4, 201114 yr by janverbeem

The huge Snake was on my Thai friends facebook pics update from this week,the response on her profile was much the same as everywhere else,<deleted> ! I would not step foot in any of this water,without the concern for the bugs and sickness you can get

the idea of an ANACONDA wrapping itself around you is too much to think about.

Please add more pictures folks.............

The first picture was certainly not taken in Thailand, ANACONDAS are specific to south America.

The huge Snake was on my Thai friends facebook pics update from this week,the response on her profile was much the same as everywhere else,<deleted> ! I would not step foot in any of this water,without the concern for the bugs and sickness you can get

the idea of an ANACONDA wrapping itself around you is too much to think about.

Please add more pictures folks.............

The first picture was certainly not taken in Thailand, ANACONDAS are specific to south America.

The huge Snake was on my Thai friends facebook pics update from this week,the response on her profile was much the same as everywhere else,<deleted> ! I would not step foot in any of this water,without the concern for the bugs and sickness you can get

the idea of an ANACONDA wrapping itself around you is too much to think about.

Please add more pictures folks.............

The first picture was certainly not taken in Thailand, ANACONDAS are specific to south America.

Looks like a Boa Constrictor to me.....

The huge Snake was on my Thai friends facebook pics update from this week,the response on her profile was much the same as everywhere else,<deleted> ! I would not step foot in any of this water,without the concern for the bugs and sickness you can get

the idea of an ANACONDA wrapping itself around you is too much to think about.

Please add more pictures folks.............

The first picture was certainly not taken in Thailand, ANACONDAS are specific to south America.

Indeed that photo was taken in Bangkok during the floods. I remember when it was on the news. It's an elephant trunk snake. http://www.matichon.co.th/news_detail.php?newsid=1320136774&grpid=03&catid=03&subcatid=0305

"The disaster is the first big opportunity to cash in for the Prime Minister's sister Yingluck Shinwatra, who pretended to take over this year"

Edited March 19, 201214 yr by PattayaParent

Who is the woman crying?

Yingluck Shinawatra the PM, although she keeps insisting she wasn't crying.

T'was all over the news and TV, try to keep up

Her helicopter diden´t have a night-vision radar.