I did read in the Chiang Mai News an article that, I'm sorry , but did bring me a tickle.

A few days ago a backpak was apparently found on the street by the U S Consulate. I suppose fearing the worst, word got to what would pass as Chiang Mai's Bomb Disposal Unit. They proceeded to surround the backpack with tires, and then proceeded to shoot it to death, with what police asy was a high powered machine gun.

When the smoke cleared the remains found were several extremly dangerous womens shirts , some jeans and make-up......

Makes one wonder , what happened to the woman, who had no underwear. Needless to say they WERE shirts and jeans...

Also makes one wonder at the amount of training the bomb disposal squad had received.

Sorry...... just my sick humor I guess.

Nice one

"Also makes one wonder at the amount of training the bomb disposal squad had received."

Is that the bomb squad that can be hired for 200 Baht a day, from the side of the road?

"Hey Somchai, here is 100 baht. Go look in that bag for us. We will share to contents"

"Hey Somchai, here is 100 baht. Go look in that bag for us. We will share to contents"

Nice one

"Also makes one wonder at the amount of training the bomb disposal squad had received."

Is that the bomb squad that can be hired for 200 Baht a day, from the side of the road?

Actually, it's the same Bomb Squad that bought

"Businessman's bomb-detection kits 'were based on novelty golf gadgets'

influenced in no small part by what must have been kickbacks of stellar proportions given that the reported cost of the device was $36 and sold for a bargain $40,000.

When the smoke cleared the remains found were several extremly dangerous womens shirts , some jeans and make-up......

With all due respect, in my time I've run into several extremely dangerous women's shirts, and decided they needed to be removed. I requested that the women do so. Slooooly.