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Bad farang antidotes have arrived.

But i thought the Dibble got half the fine anyway so the theory you mention is moot.

Sorry it's game over for you... you were the driver, and complicit in the murder

Are these going to be approved for "medical use" in the same way weed is? Or will this be for hospital administration only? Asking for a friend, of course...

Except when the one with the money is the bull<deleted>ter...then they happily go hand in hand.

Check out his posting history. I'd say he's on the spectrum.

Lol....

Peoples entire life and world are on these devices nowadays. A lot of the younger generation don't even have email address's any longer or companies don't even have websites, it's all on lookatmyplasticlifebook these days.

Yeah, Phuket is such a role model.

So this man thinks being present during the murder and hiding the cut up bodies makes him innocent. He should get the death sentence along with the Japs who he claims killed the other man.

Never take an axe to a gun fight.

UPDATE: Anticipated Low Season Challenges Thai Tourism Operators Pattaya Beach, Chon Buri. Image courtesy of Thailand Tourism Thai tourism operators are bracing for the annual low season following the country's Songkran Holidays, a time usually marked by a high influx of tourists. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1325759-thailand-enters-low-tourism-season-hopes-rest-on-chinese-visitors/?do=findComment&comment=18868115

Anticipated Low Season Challenges Thai Tourism Operators Pattaya Beach, Chon Buri. Image courtesy of Thailand Tourism Thai tourism operators are bracing for the annual low season following the country's Songkran Holidays, a time usually marked by a high influx of tourists. Sisdivachr Cheewarattanaporn, the head of the Association of Thai Travel Agents (ATTA), highlighted the importance of businesses finding alternative opportunities to stay afloat during this period. This cycle of peak and low seasons is a common trend in Thailand's tourism sector. As the quiet period approaches, tourism from western, eastern, and European regions generally dips, noted Cheewarattanaporn. However, Chinese tourists continue to visit Thailand thanks to a current visa exemption agreement. Despite relatively low numbers of Chinese tourists during the World Songkran Festival 2024 in Thailand, largely due to high flight costs, Cheewarattanaporn remains positive about Chinese tourism trends. He predicted that if the current rate of 20,000 to 22,000 Chinese tourists per day continues into the fourth quarter, ATTA could meet its target of 8 million Chinese visitors by year-end. Amidst these predictions, Cheewarattanaporn also cautioned about the potential impacts of the ongoing Middle East conflict on Thailand's tourism. He stated that if the conflict between Israel and Iran intensifies, it could negatively impact the global economy, and consequently, Thailand's tourism sector. Overall, as the low season poses challenges, Thai tourism operators must explore innovative methods to maintain their businesses. The reliance on tourists from Taiwan, India, and China emphasizes the crucial role of diversified visitor demographics in supporting Thailand's tourism sector. The global geopolitical landscape also continues to sway tourism trends, further emphasizing the need for operators to stay updated with world developments. -- ASEAN NOW 2024-04-25 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe

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Give it a rest Dicky, every single RTA on here you just go on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on, you get the picture, most people ( like myself ) just think you're a stiff.

Just remember to crank up the price of cigs to make Ba-Ba-Ba-Billions of Baht! 🤑

are you ok?

Road side tips are a common practice, 2,000 baht at the station or 1,000 now and no receipt. We all know where the money goes

A waste bag with a waist bag.

Great being a cop here, just wait for the grasses to give you a call - happy days.

Pot calling the kettle black innit. They're the worst when people work illegally in Thailand - total hypocrites.

My wife suffered acute kidney problems in the 1970s before it became a prescription drug back in the UK.

Obviously not in the rush hour.

Russian Businessman Arrested for Alleged Assault, Illegal Weapons Picture courtesy of Phuket Express This past Tuesday, a 38-year-old Russian businessman was taken into custody on Koh Samui. Identified only as Mr. Nikhita, he was arrested by the Bophut Police. He is facing severe charges of assault and illegal weapons possession. The raid on his property was prompted by a tip-off from a local. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1325862-russian-businessman-arrested-for-alleged-assault-illegal-weapons/