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Polish Passenger Threatens to Bomb Plane Mid-air on Flight to Bangkok
Given the gravity of the threat airline should have put her in gaol (suitable length of time to really scare her), fine a lot of money, then deport. -
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Ellen DeGeneres, a shameless return to standup that's unfunny
"For one entire minute in Ellen DeGeneres’s new Netflix special, DeGeneres receives a standing ovation for stating, “I’m a strong woman.” more like a weak bloke -
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Traffic Ticket Statute of Limitations Extended to Two Years
The Royal Thai Police have issued an important reminder for all drivers regarding recent changes in traffic laws, which introduce two significant updates related to traffic fines. These changes, which took effect on October 25, 2023, aim to ensure stricter enforcement of road safety regulations. The first key change involves the extension of the statute of limitations for traffic tickets. Previously, traffic fines had a one-year expiration period, meaning enforcement actions were limited to that timeframe. However, with the new regulation, the statute of limitations has been extended to two years. This extension applies to all traffic tickets issued from October 25, 2023, onward. This means that those who receive a traffic fine now have up to two years in which the fine remains legally enforceable, providing authorities with a longer period to take action. The second change addresses the consequences for individuals who fail to pay their fines within the allotted time. According to the updated regulation, if a fine remains unpaid after the deadline, the police are obligated to prepare legal documents and submit the case to the court for prosecution. This applies to all cases of unpaid traffic fines, ensuring that non-payment will result in legal proceedings against the offender. The Royal Thai Police are urging the public to follow traffic laws and pay fines promptly to avoid facing lawsuits or additional penalties. Composite image courtesy: Daily News -- 2024-09-27 -
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Chiang Mai Hospital Floods, Halts Non-Urgent Care
A very sad state of affairs. The government keeps on saying 'everything will be OK'. The people say 'it happens almost every year'. And nothing is done about it. How about building some dykes? Lots of them.Better than the Belt and Braces Road for China, airports in areas where tourists do not want to go and so on. -
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Taxi Drivers in Pattaya to Lose Jobs Following Gang Attack on Russian Man - video
Thread is+3 mths old, 🥺 -
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Why Men Are Rejecting Marriage
Marriage was a good idea when the wife had to stay home to look after the kids and cook the meals while husband worked. It's a bad idea now that only benefits women, IMO. Who would drive a car if there was a 50% chance of dying in an accident? -
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Elite Visa Holders exempt from paying personal income tax in Thailand
The original on this subject was the elite visa holders - most of them are financially well off and would probably be in the Thai 35% bracket ...just sayiing, as I also realize that many folks may have only a pension which probably would be of lesser value tax wise for the Thai RD. -
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Mistaken Early Release of Prisoners Sparks Concerns for Victims' Safety
Yes he was. Immigration policy. -
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Best Song of Past 100 Years? Your Vote?
If you want electronic hurdy-gurdy music then Guilhem Desq is your musician. Brilliant music , he even did a Panthera cover which was excellent. -
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Mistaken Early Release of Prisoners Sparks Concerns for Victims' Safety
Yes they have. See links above. Rushed through the courts and jailed within a week. Meanwhile the Labour guy who actually called for throats to be slit has a court date for next year. Why was he not rushed through the courts and jailed within a week? I'll tell you why, because Britain has 2 tier justice under free gear Keir. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/credz9gl92yo Let's see how much jail time he gets, if charges aren't dropped once the story disappears. Manchester thugs also still not charged. -
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Polish Passenger Threatens to Bomb Plane Mid-air on Flight to Bangkok
If they aren't pressing charges, something was definitely messed up -
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Is it safe to wear a Rolex around Bangkok??
can never work out why anyone these days needs a watch.... I do have 2 nice ones in there boxes My cheap Smartphone has the correct time, not worn my watch for at least 16 years
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