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Sir,
This subject matter is very important and I strongly suggest you contact either one of the following Agencies:
and Human Development: 1300 4. Paveena Child and Women Protection Agency: 02 517 9688 5. Child Protection
https://bangkokcommunityresources.wikispaces.com/MENTAL+HEALTH+AGENCIES - last edited Sep 3, 2015 by dwanderson
The Center for the Protection of Child Rights (CPCR)An NGO registered in 1997 working to protect and supportchild victims of forced labour and prostitution, sexual and physical abuse, neglect and trafficking.Tel: 0-2412-1196 ,0-2412-0739 , 0-2864-1421Email: [email protected]http://www.thaichildrights.org/
Good Luck and on behalf of all the little children: "Thank you ! ! !"
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Not a big fan of Buddhism myself but I reckon this 'poor' family's karma bus just left town.
Perhaps your knowledge and/or understanding of "Buddhism" is somewhat limited, otherwise you would never even consider writing what you did. It's a bit like stating "I am not a great fan of a good thing" . . . . . . . .
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Wow, you must have gotten a great deal. Sure, prices have gone up quite a bit. You still have the name/number of your contractor. Might have few jobs for him. Thanks MS>
"Moonseeker" - that's easy; just contact your friend 007 and all will be well . . . . . (PS: The glass is 1/2-Full !).
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'Cause the Sailing is great !'
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Rpom: I seriously hope you will be able to re-establish contact and that Puchooay IS successful on your behalf.
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Channel 7 (Thai only)
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Heart breaking story.
There is still love in this cruel world of ours.
May she Rests in Peace and the man keeps being healthy till he meets her again and be with her forever.
Costas: Thanks for that ! - I couldn't have put that better myself ! !
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I've sent you a PM (Private Message)
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I stand with Gen. Prayuth: IN ANY LANGUAGE ! ! !
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"which has seen civil liberties eroded since the army declared martial law and seized power from an elected government last May." - THIS has got to be the biggest "fib" ever, since that so-called "democratically elected" government was wrought with Vote-Buying on an embarrassingly huge scale; Intimidation; so-called "Benficial Scheme Promises to benefit those population-groups who are vast in number, but very limited in understanding - and much more underhanded tactics ! ! If THAT is "democratically elected" - then pigs will soon start to fly . . . . . . .
Now; apparently, Thailand is "suffocating under a tough Military Junta" who has been "systematically curtailing democratic freedoms" . . . . well; I have lived/worked in this wonderful country for a little over 22 years and I can assure you that I am not suffocating; in fact - this country has never felt better and the only people who are feeling some pressure are those who strive to benefit (big time) over the backs of the working class in Thailand.
A number of years ago, I was asked what the best manner of "Government" would be ( for any nation) and the answer is very simple; it's called:
"a Benevolent Dictator"
and voila; here we have a very brave Thai' General, who stood-up in the middle of a very dire (for the country and its future !) situation and slammed his fist on the table and said: "Enough is Enough" ! ! !
General Prayuth is NOT out to, and/or motivated by GREED, but by the desire of ALL thinking Thai' people, to bring this country into the 21st Century in terms of re-organizing this society to where there's Equality, Freedom-from-Corruption and; Fair-Laws & Fair Legal- Institutions;- ultimately a DEMOCRACY to best serve the good people of Thailand !
General Prayuth and his efforts to achieve these goals (extremely difficult as it may seem !) is supported by the vast majority of Thais - and I, for one, salute him !
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In order to explain the correct pronunciation of this word/term, one should first look at "the origin" of this word/term.
When the first Europeans reached the shores of Siam (as Thailand was then known), the French were predominantly in evidence.
When the Thai's inquired as to their origin, the French responded with "Je suis Francais" (I am French). The Thai's immediately adopted the word "Francais" to identify any "white colored foreigner who came to Thailand and since the Thai's had a problem with pronouncing "connected-letters" they pronounced it "Farangsei",which eventually 'bastardized" down to the word we hear every day, in Thailand, namely "Faa'-Rang".
Many people are under the mis-conception that 'Fa-rang' automatically infers a derogatory meaning: it does not. - Thai's merely use this term to differentiate between races without intending to be 'racist'.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. ! ! ! ! Unless Manny P. will do it for us on 3 May 2015 ?
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Russell Peters (Canadian) is one very seriously funny man ! ! !
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Louis Dearborn L'Amour
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Louis Dearborn L'Amour
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You should subscribe to the following Job-Site, which will then sent you Job-Opportunities by e-mail on a bi-weekly basis.
Cheers & Good Hunting !
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"Meanwhile, the NRC has increased the frequency of the weekly meetings from 2 to 3 meeting per week, on Monday to Wednesday in order to speed up the consideration process on reports from 18 reform commissions. The reform roadmap must be completed before early June, which it will then be presented to the government."
You don't have to rush, NRC, we are all right as we are now.
The longer this government is in power the more good will be done for the Thai people.
So take your time, nobody is pushing you.
Agreed, Costas:in fact we should add: "This is most certainly a subject which deserves to be done and be done well" - because the legal system in Thailand, with all respect, needs major overhauls, not only in the 'laws' (Statutes) themselves, but also in the phraseology it employs.
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"The cache consisted of two shotguns, four BB guns, one handgun, one homemade "pen gun," one hand grenade, one rifle, and over a hundred bullets for the firearms, said Maj.Gen. Adisorn."
In my home country we have far more than this legally in private homes. It makes the govt. think twice before attempting a coup. In fact, we've never had one.
This was in my opinion a truly pathetic seizure.
@96tehtarp: No Sir; think not of just this 1 little "cache" - but think of how many hundreds more of these little "caches" are spread around the Kingdom . . . . . it soon adds-up to a formidable amount of "killing-devices" in the hands of, potentially, totally irresponsible mallots . . . . .
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A clutch of Somalis? what the .... is a clutch when referring to people?
I know my GF always wants to by new clutch wallets .... but not ones made out of Somalis, maybe from crocodile or python
@LuckyLew: I fully agree that referring to a group of people as "a clutch" is highly disrespectful & derogitory ! ! !
Incidentally; I have a small list of some of these typical expressions:
A Pride of Lions
A School of Fish
A Herd of Cows/Cattle
A Flock of Birds
A Clutch of Eggs
A Flock of Sheep
A Group of People
A Mob of Kangaroos
A Gang of Crows
A Raft of Seals
A Gaggle of Geese (if geese on the ground)
A Skein of Geese (if geese flying in formation)
A Flock of Geese (if geese NOT flying in formation)
A Wisp of Snipes
A Journey of Giraffes
A Murder of Crows
An Exaltation of Doves
A Congress of Owls
A Parliament of Baboons
A Congress of Baboons
A Camp of Bats
A Stand of Bamboo
A Cluster of Trees
A Bunch of Flowers
A Pile of Dough
A Wad of Money
A Stack of Money
A Fistful of Dollars
A Dash of Sugar
A Pinch of Salt
A Bunch of Bananas
A String of Beans
A Hint of Garlic
A Bail of Hay
A Skein of Wool
A Splash of Color
A Patch of Light
A Sparkle of Hope
A Tower of Strength
A Whale of a Lie
A Turn of Events
A Whisper of Wind
A Wisp of Hair
A Hive of Activity
A Bundle of Joy
A Stroke of Genius
A Shower of Rain
A Ray of Light
A Puff of Smoke
A Load of Rubbish
A Shred of Evidence
A Spark of Hope
A Lot of Fun
A grain of Truth
A Gut-full of Worries
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More cheese with that whine?
He can whine as much as he likes.
The only thing I'm worried about if he starts disliking certain nationalities.
Then many people here will be in trouble.
Hope we never come to that.......but you never know....................
Costas: With all respect; but your comment bears clear witness to the fact that you are totally ignorant of the persona "Prayuth" ! - It also clearly shows that you haven't done your homework and/or research on "who" this General really is - and, more importantly, what he stands for and who's side he is on. This surprises me, because you are vying to be the TV-Poster with the 'most Posts' - and that only goes to show that "Still Waters Run Deep" . . . . . . .
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My advice would be to go see Dr. David Pack, MD. David is an American, but brought-up in Canada. He's an MD and specialized in Chiropractice. His mob. is" +66861518034 and he is located in a side-Soi just off North-Pattaya Road. Google his name and you'll find him also.
Been solving my problems for years (and MUCH less expensive than the BPH !).
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Not to worry, the market will bounce back soon.
(groan)
At a stretch it may even expand.........
Predictions of an upswing in the price are based on rubbery data
Okay for YOU to laugh, but WE're stuck with 30 Rai of rubber-trees (Prachinburi) and the overheads continue faithfully, but the sales are @ "0" . . . . 555 !
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Perhaps that's why they are building the underpass, so that accidents like this don't happen. Just hope that users of the underpass know how to swim, when it is flooded !!
No: GRJM378: Swimming won't do you much good in a "Flooded Tunnel" - best to start practicing "Holding Your Breath" . . . . . .
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"He said he was paying Bt1,000 to B1,300 a day." he paid them to lead them ???
No one can properly write these articles. Your guess is as good as anyone's.
Well; it clearly stated that he was a Belgian chap: the Belgians are "the-Irish-of-the-Continent" - didn't you know ? ? ?
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PM me if you get stuck, I might have the perfect solution, okay ? Cheers, JF