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Is foreigner arrest a breakthrough moment for Thai police?

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August 31, 201510 yr

I'm guessing he's as guilty as those 2 Burmese guys ............

For a crime no Thai would ever commit!

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Aug 31 2015 34 posts

August 31, 201510 yr

I never realised that the skills required to forge passports could so easily be transferred to making bombs. Remarkable!

The "in" word these days is "multi-tasking". However your theory is supported by the old saying about the people who are so stupid they can't fart and chew gum at the same time.

August 31, 201510 yr

Every moment is a "breakthrough" moment for the Thai Police.

August 31, 201510 yr

Reply to headline. No.

August 31, 201510 yr

Thai Police simply have no clue unless there actually told its that simple

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Aug 31 2015 34 posts

really inconsiderate people...
Pattaya

really inconsiderate people...

Jay0kay · Friday at 05:31 PM1 day

...walking on the sidewalks in pattaya. there are two clear groups, who believe they can just make everyone else get out of their way, despite there being ample room for everyone to walk past each other without any issues. young chinese men walking with a woman. they walk down the middle of the sidewalks and expect everyone else to get out of their way. i lived in huai kwang for longer than i wished to and it was the same, as nine in ten of people walking down the street were native chinese wor
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JAS21

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Car Servicing Pattaya
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Car Servicing Pattaya

DaRoadrunner · Friday at 09:51 AM1 day

Roadrunner's car needs servicing. As this is not your average car some skills are required. Can anyone recommend a good garage in Pattaya?
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US Considering Asylum for British Jews
What the Papers are Saying

US Considering Asylum for British Jews

Evil Penevil · January 18Jan 18

That's a shocking headline. Apparently Jews are no longer safe in the U.K. as the government is unable or unwilling to tackle deeply ingrained and fanatic antisemitism. Listing Palestine Action was a good start, but doesn't go far enough. US considering asylum for British Jews The Trump administration is discussing the possibility of offering asylum to Britain’s Jewish population, The Telegraph can reveal. Robert Garson, Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, said he had been in talks with the state de
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Yellowtail

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Apaches and A10s blasting Iran assets at Hormuz
What the Papers are Saying

Apaches and A10s blasting Iran assets at Hormuz

3NUMBAS · Friday at 07:22 AM1 day

“The U.S. and its allies have intensified the battle to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, sending low-flying attack jets over the sea lanes to blast Iranian naval vessels and Apache helicopters to shoot down Iran’s deadly drones, American military officials said. The stepped-up operation is part of a multistage Pentagon plan to reduce the danger from Iranian armed boats, mines and cruise missiles, which have halted ship traffic through the waterway since early March. If the danger can be reduced, the
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fredwiggy

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Trump admin lifts sanctions on millions of barrels of Iranian oil
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Trump admin lifts sanctions on millions of barrels of Iranian oil

Alan Zweibel · 12 hours ago12 hr

As the cost of oil continues to soar, the Treasury Department on Friday lifted sanctions on 140 million barrels of Iranian crude already loaded onto vessels, which the Trump administration says will help ease prices — but which is also likely to provide revenue for Iran’s war effort. The order to “unsanction” the oil comes as President Donald Trump’s war in Iran has triggered a global energy crunch, with the price of oil soaring more than 50 percent since the U.S. attacked Iran late last month.
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Trump's War of choice is hurting billions around the world
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Trump's War of choice is hurting billions around the world

spidermike007 · Friday at 04:36 PM1 day

It seems like there's barely any place on earth that is escaping the ramifications of Trump's War of choice on Iran. The whole world is paying a price and the less affluent seem to be the most heavily burdened. As if their lives weren't difficult enough already. Do the billionaires like Trump care even one iota for the common man on any level? Was the economic well-being of the planet taken into account for even 5 minutes when they were planning this ridiculous and highly unpredictable war? Now
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interesting COVID mRNA questions answered by Stanford Medicine
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Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?
Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?

KhunLA replied to The Cobra's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub

I made and learned from most of my mistakes in the USA. OK, except for wife #3 (Thai in TH), miss judged that one, along with the prior 4 long term relationships in USA ... oops. #3 began & ended the quickest of all relationships. Kept me single for about 5 yrs after divorce, or having someone move in. Must have finally learned. Only after 8 yrs of living together, did we (present wife) even get married. Just for the hell of it, for when one of us dies. Added security for me, as she already owns everything. Wow, who would have thought, more time together before marriage, means longer marriage 🙄 8 yrs / 12 & counting (20+). Previous marriages, dating / married ... ... 2 yrs / < 2 yrs ... 2 yrs / 1 yrs ... 11 weeks / < 1 yr Just live together, no marriage, great sex, only reason together ... 3 ish yrs ... 3 ish yrs 34 ish yrs of relationships, leaves 20+ yrs of being single. Not a bad split of time in & out of relationships. Lucked out, as no real regrets. So, anyone need relationship advice, I'm batting 167
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Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?
Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?

fredwiggy replied to SoCal1990's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub

There's still some time left.😀
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US Considering Asylum for British Jews
US Considering Asylum for British Jews

Yellowtail replied to Evil Penevil's topic in What the Papers are Saying

So again, you would understand if whites were killing blacks in New York, because blacks were committing genocide against whites in Africa. Do I understand you correctly or not?
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Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?
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Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?

SoCal1990 · 15 hours ago15 hr

Had a vivid conversation last night with a group of about 10 expat friends at a relaxing restaurant down in Silom that ended up going all over the place. The group was mostly men, but a few women as well. Basically all people who live and work here and have some sort of busy lifestyle, as opposed to many foreigners living here who no longer work and end up staying home with their own comforts in some form of isolation. After we finished the meal and had a few drinks, what started as a simple c
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fredwiggy

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Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?
ASEAN NOW Community Pub

Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?

The Cobra · yesterday at 02:43 AM1 day

I’ve been thinking about this for a while and wasn’t sure how to word it without it sounding wrong, but here goes. Living in Thailand has changed how I look at relationships. Not overnight, and not in some dramatic way, but gradually over time. Back home, things felt more fixed. People settled into a certain pattern — similar age, similar background, similar expectations. Here, it feels different. The range of relationships you see is much wider, and the expectations don’t always line up the sam
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Moving my posts to Off the Beaten Track
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Moving my posts to Off the Beaten Track

unblocktheplanet · Friday at 09:24 AM1 day

I have decided to move my more controversial posts to the Off the Beaten Track forum. So if your a fan and want to continue our dialogue and discussions, please look there or find my post via my handle.
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