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Report Swiss Man Faces Arrest in Phuket Over Alleged Assault on Thai Doctor
He could have asked them to leave in a nicer manner , it was his ignorant attitude of get the f**** off that made him look a complete dickhead , diggers were in a few days later removing his precious step boundaries that he should have never put there in the first place -
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In Britain Criticizing your child’s school can land you in jail, astonishing and disturbing
YOU went off topic. YOU were the first poster to go off topic . YOU first mentioned the USA . Why cant you be responsible for your own actions instead of blaming other people for it ? Well, I am not British and stated that in my first comment. I just wanted to bring up the fact that the same thing, and even worse, is happening in my home country, the USA. I am responsible for doing that, but I don't think it should be considered "going off topic." Why would you say I blame other people for my actions? I don't. But, of course, this subject about what I do or don't do is DEFINITELY "off topic" for this forum. Let's just stop all this back-and-forth. I won't post anything more on this forum unless someone responds to one of my previous posts or mentions me in a post. Thanks... -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 22 April 2025
Thailand Sees Slight Rise in Foreign Condo Transfers Despite Value Drop File photo for reference only Condo transfers to foreign buyers in Thailand saw a modest increase of 0.86% over the past year, though the total transaction value dipped by 6.8%. This trend reflects ongoing concerns about the global economy, particularly as US tariff policies add further pressure. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1358467-thailand-sees-slight-rise-in-foreign-condo-transfers-despite-value-drop/ -
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Fire Staff Shuttle Bus Destroyed by Fire Near Ayutthaya Temple
Think you will find the Thai buses run on CNG (compressed natural gas) not LNG (liquified natural gas). After last years fire the DLT (The Department of Land Transport) stated that there were 13,426 CNG buses registered to operate on Thailand's roads The associated fire risks differ due to their physical properties and storage conditions. LNG poses a risk of rapid vaporisation and flammable gas cloud formation if spilled, as it cooled to be in a liquid form, which can lead to fires or explosions in confined or poorly ventilated areas. CNG is stored as a gas under high pressure, and a leak can cause an intense jet fire or explosion if the gas ignites. -
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A Night in the Thai Police Station
I have... Its just 'part of the system' here... The last couple of times was turning from the middle lane when there was a stationary object in the 'turn lane'... so I had no choice. It was an impossible discussion... no flexibility on their part. - One time I paid 200 baht as I didn't want to hand over my licence !! - Another time, I just said ok, give me an official ticket - they waved me on !! Another time I'd forgotten to renew my tax... I argued with the officer, until I got out, check my tax disc and laughed, I saw that he was right, I don't know why I had a different date in my head. - I gave him 100 baht and drove off... he was still negotiating for 200 baht as I was driving off !!! I think its all part of the game of living here - that said, its been a long time since I've been stopped or pulled over (especially in Bangkok) - the BiB just seem disinterested in driving foreigners here in Bangkok... (in the day time at least)... Perhaps because experience has taught them that 'nearly all' follow the law, where as in other areas (such as Pattaya, Phuket etc) experience has taught them that foreigners are an easy target as they DUI more readily and may often not have the valid documents etc.
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