Chalerm in hospital with fluid on the brain

[siampolee]

The only regret I have is the fact that the odious character suffering with ''fluid on the brain '' isn't my dog.

If that were the case it would indeed be a trip to the vets and a final sleep.

Just remember the patients assisting his toxic offspring to decamp to foreign parts to avoid a murder charge, also we do well to also recall the selective amnesia of witnesses concerning the shooting when the matter came to the court.

By virtue of wishing the patient well to my mind equates to telling us that people like Hitler, Stalin, Pol Po,t Chairman Mao, Idi Amin etc etc were in fact really decent people and are deserving of respect after their demise.

Personally I would not cross the road to urinate down the patients ear-holes if what passes for its brain was on fire.

What goes around comes around poetic justice, Karma call it what you may.

[siampolee]

In other news, following the successful draining of chalerms brain, plodprasod has employed the expertise of Bangkok brain surgeons to help drain the fluid buildup in flood affected areas.

The revenue department assessed the duty payable on the fluid content based on the samples extracted at 15% due to the alcohol content of the self administered ''ear medicine."

Edited October 6, 2013 by siampolee

[hellodolly]

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

The thing I find silly are the gushing posts of 'get well soon, and I wish him good health'. This is the man who was instrumental in getting his son free from an execution style murder of a policeman, a case where key witnesses either retracted their statements or they strangely disappeared themselves, never to be seen again (how convenient). A man who has led the police during one of their most prominent periods of corruption ever, and the henchman of the crook in Dubai. This is another item of news that where for the individual concerned sympathy can be found in the dictionary between s**t and syphilis.

I see sense in the words of Clarence Darrow "I have never killed a man but have read many obituaries with great pleasure". This is one man who will fit the bill for me along with his thieving vindictive boss. It sounds like Chalerm is in the stages of chronic alcoholism and whilst I am not wishing to expedite the publication of his obituary, neither does a single ounce of me wish him well or 'get well soon', he is certainly not deserved of that expression of emotion from me. Let all the families he has harmed and taken sons and daughters from wish him well and maybe I will consider joining the queue then.

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As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

Agree! Wouldn't it be nice to see this cheap crowd actually admit, that Chalerms much talked about balanceproblems wad caused by a medical condition and not by alcohol!

But ofcourse that POV is not gonna earn you any "likes".

And don't forget, it is raining today, so the crowds stonetables are probably wet!

Well praise the Lord that you are around with such an accurate diagnosis of his medical condition (s). It is quite interesting to observe how evil or wicked people often seem to be able to garner sympathy from some elements of society, they can always rely on a 'fan club' whatever their foul deeds. Don't concern yourself with 'like' buttons, with posts like that, just be concerned when they get 'dislike' buttons.

As an example, many people might despise Abhisit because they see him as the guy who is responsible for 91 deaths. Most would probably not care much about his well being (that includes his hypocrite supporters too).

But if Abhisit was suddenly diagnosed with cancer, well behaved people would not react on an anonymous forum to wish him the worst or make sarcastic jokes.

You may not think highly of someone, fair enough. But there is a limit in what should be written.

I wonder what one should write about all the farangs in hospital with liver problems and who have difficulties paying their bill...

It has everything to do with basic good education, which seems to seriously lack here.

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Abhist was protecting the nation from an attempted coup by a man I for one would happily see off to the after life.

Yes it has to do with education the uneducated can not see the man for the vile corrupt leech on society that he was. I suppose you would have been unhappy with the people who rejoiced in Hitler's death. Or Pol Pot.

Edited October 6, 2013 by hellodolly

[eddie61]

I detest the man.

I will raise a glass when I read his obituary. In fact, on that day, I suspect I will have the worst case of earache ever, and after copious medication, will also have fluid on the brain in the morning.

[arthurboy]

Chalerm, we will see how this pans out, and then... we will see.

sent from my hippo phone

Edited October 6, 2013 by arthurboy

[technology]

LOL @ the notion that Chalerm actually has a cadre of defenders on this forum.

too funny

[Stradavarius37]

No reason to offer sympathy to this mafia criminal, who has raised a family full of murderers. Sooner he's gone the better for Thailand.

[OMGImInPattaya]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

Mark me down for just the opposite.

[OMGImInPattaya]

Made my Sunday when I opened my paper this morning and saw this...there really must be something to this karma stuff.

[klauskunkel]

Headline: Chalerm vows to be healthy within seven days

[ratcatcher]

“I’ve just learned about his illness. Let’s hope it’s nothing trivial.”

Irvin S.Cobb

[Tbone]

Chalerm in hospital with fluid on the brain,

. . . . . . .obviously needs a little TAP on the head! . . . . . apologies for that (lol)

[Credo]

I hope he makes a full and quick recovery.

I also hope he retires soon, that would be the best for all concerned.

[tubby johnson]

So much booze, it's backed up into his brain.

[Thai at Heart]

So much booze, it's backed up into his brain.

Indeed, if they drain it, it might be neat Johnnie black flowing out.

[Scott]

A nasty post has been deleted.

[sunshine51]

I wish Chalerm well and hope he makes a good recovery.

Why?

I kinda miss taking the mickey outta him.

[Card]

"....the minister was taken to hospital after he complained of problems with his balance."

His bank balance that is.

[purushanti]

Chalerm, the mirror to see how mean-spirited we can be.

In addition, the Law of Karma suggests negative thougths or intentions toward any creature will return, until the lesson is learned.

[marcusd]

Absolutely impossible !!! Fictitious Story!!!he has no brain.

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[EyesWideOpen]

My god, there really is karma !!!!! For years I thought it was just a myth to make the peasants content

with their wretched life. Would be interesting to do a poll on the subject of Chalerm's illness, to see

how the standard TV member feels about him.

Choice A : A massive outpouring of sympathy for him , and hopes for his recovery....

Choice B : Karma is a bitch.....

[seajae]

Hydroencephalitis isnt a disease its the symptom of one and cant be cured with drainage, unless they put in shunts

Shunts, thank god, for a minute there I thought you were calling him and his son a pair of something else

[Local Drunk]

There's nothing at all funny or to be happy about it. I don't agree with his politics perhaps, but I don't wish ill on any man. I do wish him a speedy recovery, as I would any of you. Cheers

[sprq]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

Why is that?

[sprq]

Nothing new, he's always been unbalanced.

Edited October 6, 2013 by sprq

[Sceptict11]

I have just read through this thread which contains some appalling comments.

I am sure that those who have contributed crass comments feel very proud of themselves .

Me?

At the moment I feel ashamed to admit to being a TV member .

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[BigBadGeordie]

Mr Plob and the Devine Miss Y are going to set up a committee that will report back within 30 days in order to ensure Thailand becomes the HUB of fluid removal

[winstonc]

I have just read through this thread which contains some appalling comments.

I am sure that those who have contributed crass comments feel very proud of themselves .

Me?

At the moment I feel ashamed to admit to being a TV member .

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im not ashamed i love reading gentleman jims thoughts on this awful excuse of a man..... love you jim.....

[Local Drunk]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

The thing I find silly are the gushing posts of 'get well soon, and I wish him good health'. This is the man who was instrumental in getting his son free from an execution style murder of a policeman, a case where key witnesses either retracted their statements or they strangely disappeared themselves, never to be seen again (how convenient). A man who has led the police during one of their most prominent periods of corruption ever, and the henchman of the crook in Dubai. This is another item of news that where for the individual concerned sympathy can be found in the dictionary between s**t and syphilis.

I see sense in the words of Clarence Darrow "I have never killed a man but have read many obituaries with great pleasure". This is one man who will fit the bill for me along with his thieving vindictive boss. It sounds like Chalerm is in the stages of chronic alcoholism and whilst I am not wishing to expedite the publication of his obituary, neither does a single ounce of me wish him well or 'get well soon', he is certainly not deserved of that expression of emotion from me. Let all the families he has harmed and taken sons and daughters from wish him well and maybe I will consider joining the queue then.

I'm not Clarence Darrow who never killed a man, and Clarence never lived in Thailand. However, one thing I've never had to do was to try to justify blood lust with the with historical comments of some long gone figure that I never knew. I think for my self M8. If a man has a problem, I'll try to help. No disrespect meant

Clarence.

[TPI]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

The thing I find silly are the gushing posts of 'get well soon, and I wish him good health'. This is the man who was instrumental in getting his son free from an execution style murder of a policeman, a case where key witnesses either retracted their statements or they strangely disappeared themselves, never to be seen again (how convenient). A man who has led the police during one of their most prominent periods of corruption ever, and the henchman of the crook in Dubai. This is another item of news that where for the individual concerned sympathy can be found in the dictionary between s**t and syphilis.

I see sense in the words of Clarence Darrow "I have never killed a man but have read many obituaries with great pleasure". This is one man who will fit the bill for me along with his thieving vindictive boss. It sounds like Chalerm is in the stages of chronic alcoholism and whilst I am not wishing to expedite the publication of his obituary, neither does a single ounce of me wish him well or 'get well soon', he is certainly not deserved of that expression of emotion from me. Let all the families he has harmed and taken sons and daughters from wish him well and maybe I will consider joining the queue then.

This corrupt father of 2 lying, unrepentant killers has harmed so many people through his inaction as to warrant his own podium in the "Evil Hall of Fame". My only regret is they didn't let me make the hole in his head!