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Clinton says Trump’s threats ‘should scare every American’
G_Money replied to Social Media's topic in World News
A liberal had their “feelings “hurt. But yet they can dish out their vile without repercussions. -
kids minimum age to travel without mother consent
Jo77 replied to Jo77's topic in Marriage and Divorce
That's one good advise, right now I don't have a budget, she lost everything I bought for the family with another man. She would probably accept but it would not be cheap, I would need to present it a way that doesn't make her look bad. Hopefully nothing of the sort will happen again and if it happens I better to have some money hidden somewhere. -
Why the hush money case against Donald Trump is on shaky ground
Roo Island replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Entertained by a president who lies every day, is a misogynist, cheats on his wife, etc. Seriously? Shows why America is in such bad shape -
Yeah I tend to agree, chocolates are usually a good idea, even fresh fruit, anything to show a kind gesture and appreciation. I tend to agree with you about the doctors here, I've had many more positive experience with doctors here than I have back in the US, where most of them tend to be very methodical, cold, distant and in a hurry. I've had doctors here really take their time, break things down for me, explain things very clearly, and give me the kind of care that I would never get back in the US for 50 times the price. Same applies to Thai nurses who are generally excellent. I prefer the healthcare system here to the healthcare system in the US by many multiples and that's not even taken into account the reasonable cost. The hospitals here are generally way better than the hospitals in the US.
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Frozen pension policy turns British expat's dream into a nightmare
Al BB replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Bob, here is a FACT for you. The National Insurance Fund Investment Account (NIFIA) has (as at Feb this year) 87.65 Billion GBP in its coffers. The Estimated Cost to give us 500,000 Pensioners PARITY is aound 870 Million GBP. -
Frozen pension policy turns British expat's dream into a nightmare
BritManToo replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
But you can sneak your cash away when being divorced, while you will lose 50% of your pension. -
Ex-Deputy PM's Wealth Revealed, Including Cars Worth 87M Baht
bkk6060 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I bet much more is overseas. -
Clinton says Trump’s threats ‘should scare every American’
G_Money replied to Social Media's topic in World News
You’ve already earned the well deserved title of master liar. Confirmed beyond any doubt. -
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Clinton says Trump’s threats ‘should scare every American’
CharlieH replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Reported post removed. STOP the "libtard" reference please. -
Swiss Expat Critically Injured in Scooter-Car Crash in Pattaya
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
as indeed are buffaloes and elephants not to mention pedestrians -
Why the hush money case against Donald Trump is on shaky ground
Roo Island replied to Social Media's topic in World News
The absolute best source for facts and investigative reports. Tops! -
Police Arrest Ride-Sharing Driver for Shooting at Jomtien Beach
Irish star replied to snoop1130's topic in Pattaya News
Clueless Moron -
Frozen pension policy turns British expat's dream into a nightmare
Nemises replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Yes, but only if you tell AU that you’re no longer a resident. Not many do, if any. -
THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 27 April 2024
webfact replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Foreigner Breaks Police Lock on Illegally Parked Bike in Phuket File photo courtesy of Wikipedia An unidentified foreign man has created a public uproar after being recorded in Phuket Old Town cutting a police chain from his motorbike, parked illicitly. The video, which surfaced on social media on April 26th, was taken on Phang Nga Road. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1326055-foreigner-breaks-police-lock-on-illegally-parked-bike-in-phuket/ -
British Tourist Duped by Nonexistent Hotel on Thai Island
Stocky replied to webfact's topic in Koh Samui News
Those a Baht figures surely not GBP. -
kids minimum age to travel without mother consent
brianthainess replied to Jo77's topic in Marriage and Divorce
Offer her money to make the letter. simple IMO. To Take them to see their grandparents or other family. just a suggestion. -
People waking up to propaganda, And Truth Social going down the Drain
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Im getting a few looks wearing my new Trump baseball hat around Pats.
G_Money replied to advancebooking's topic in Pattaya
“Agriculture injuries” lol. More like Meth-lab explosions. Go back to Biden hillbilly country. Your welfare check is waiting for you. -
An unidentified foreign man has created a public uproar after being recorded in Phuket Old Town cutting a police chain from his motorbike, parked illicitly. The video, which surfaced on social media on April 26th, was taken on Phang Nga Road. The footage shows the man using a large cutter to break the chain placed on his wheel by the city authorities. After successfully removing the lock, he motions for silence to the person recording him and quickly drives off. The video's uploader indicated the man chose to buy a cutter from a nearby shop instead of paying the fine at the Phuket City Police Station, a decision that spurred public discussion due to the cutter price being higher than the fine. Phuket City Police Chief Colonel Pratueng Phonmana confirmed to The Phuket Express that the police are studying CCTV footage to identify and charge the man. The act of breaking the police chain equates to damaging government property, a crime carrying heavier penalties than the initial parking violation. According to Thai laws, penalties for such crimes can be severe, including fines, imprisonment or both. In extreme cases, punishments could range to ten years in jail, a fine of up to half a million baht, or a combination of both. Public reactions to the incident are mixed, with some admiring his boldness, and others criticizing his disregard for local laws. Calls for maximum punishment, including prison, a hefty fine, and deportation, have surfaced. As police continue with their investigation, they are encouraging anyone with information regarding the man's identity to come forward. File photo courtesy of Wikipedia -- 2024-04-27 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe