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12 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:
I think it's almost funny when some people try to pretend that there is not a typical gangster/prisoner look.
Obviously not all of them are full of (prison) tattoos, but many are.
Does that mean that everybody who has tattoos is a gangster: No.
Does that mean that everybody who has no tattoos can't be a gangster: No.
But sometime there is a typical look for some people. And looking at the picture in the original post we can make a survey if that looks like a nice guy or if he looks like trouble. No points for the correct answer.
Or maybe this: If your daughter would come home with this guy, what would be your first idea:
RE - If your daughter would come home with this guy, what would be your first idea:
* ???? ...that this kind of liking must come from her mothers side ...
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23 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:
Maybe Thailand should introduce a rule that guys who look like gangsters are not let in by immigration.
Looking at him, that guy is definitely no quality tourist.
????... don't judge by looks neither by backpack, but rather its contents ...
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8 hours ago, jacko45k said:
Interesting.... I thought French was the main language there.
Ohh, so its not hindi anymore ....????
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1 hour ago, Scouse123 said:
I wonder how she survived during the Covid period with little or no tourists nor locals moving around to give her funds?
Unless like others, she is a professional beggar, they are very common in London UK and the USA.
Anyway, off to China you go
RE - I wonder how she survived during the Covid period with little or no tourists nor locals moving around to give her funds?
* Well - back then she was a bit younger and the gasolin a lot cheaper ... ????
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13 minutes ago, NoshowJones said:
The fine or small print is only used by thieving crooked companies as an excuse to avoid paying out. If they were honest, there would be no need for fine or small print at all.
Does it exist a single honest insurance company - if so, pls advice ...
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15 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:
We’re not sure if she was insured or if the insurance company have used some clause to wiggle out of payment.
Insurance companies can be very slippery - I’ve had a payout refused before after they initially pre-authorised cover.
The lady also went as a passenger on a motorcycle - I think this is something pretty much every single one of us has done in Thailand... Its not the ‘outrageous risk taking’ you seem to imply it is.
The lady has suffered some incredible bad luck - but for me, the main question to be asked here is the most important... she allegedly did have cover, how did the insurance wiggle out of payment ?
RE - she allegedly did have cover, how did the insurance wiggle out of payment ?
* The answer to your question may be found under 1.9 GENERAL EXCLUSIONS TO CARD TRAVEL INSURANCE
We may assume that a blood test was taken on arrival at the hospital, so it is most likely point 12 that has been used as a basis for the refusal - something that unfortunately has turned out to be a regular occurrence on holiday trips in particular ...
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RE - Jo's boyfriend was not as seriously hurt in the crash and is still in Thailand helping to look after her.
* He should consider to travel back home working to cover the bill instead of add up the bill holding her hand in LOS ...
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6 hours ago, John Drake said:
Several years ago, I read that some 800,000 Chinese had moved into Laos. They simply came in and started to live there like they owned the place. That, in a country of 7 million people. I can't find the article now and I see that Wikipedia says the Chinese in Laos only amount to one or two percent of the population, although they dominate 100 percent of business, finance, and commerce. So who knows the real numbers. I do know that it is a distinct source of trouble to share a border with China or border a small country that does and serves as a transit corridor.
???? In the bigger picture - Clearly not only negative for Laos ...
China Remains the Largest Foreign Investor in Laos - Laotian Times
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16 hours ago, CelticBhoy said:
That bandage looks like something from a cartoon . . . ????
It might be that it also should compensate for the lack of facemask .... ????
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6 hours ago, worldexpress said:
Chinese-Russian triangle tangle. What could possibly go wrong?
Not only wimen but also us men seem to be a desirable species - after all ... ????
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RE - When the younger woman stormed off Tang went after her with a knife she'd brought and stabbed her once.
* Who brings knives to a restaurant unless you are intending to use it elsewhere than on the plate ... ????
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RE - After some time, the foreign man calmed down and allowed rescuers to treat the nail scratches on his body.
* ???? The article didn't mention anything about a cat?
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14 hours ago, 2baht said:Dinosaurs just don't understand!
The Thai edition of Muppet show never disappoints ....
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RE - Thailand and Indonesia could soon become home for some lucky Aussies
* Wonder who will be the luckiest of those 3 - Thailand, Indonesia or the Aussies ....????
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12 hours ago, brianthainess said:
Innocent until proved guilty, being charged does not make you guilty.
No, BUT if there is a risk of escaping during the waiting period before the case comes up in court, the passport can be temporarily revoked - which obviously shold have been done in this case ....
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RE - Cabinet endorses withdrawal of controversial foreign land-ownership edict
* What a surprise and so quick - wonder if they have got an atomatical withdrawal process up and running ... ????
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RE - A 63-year-old New Zealand expat has been arrested in Phuket with 26 guns, 11 grenades, and many bullets.
* Clearly an anxious fellow - wonder if it based on an ugly divorce or bar fine runners - maybe both .... ????
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RE - The Minister of the Interior says a proposal for foreigner land sales is ready to be cancelled
* Hmmm - That was a new variant as until today it has never been any issue for a foreigner to buy a piece of land in LOS, but to own it ... ????
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4 hours ago, RichardColeman said:
Shows the quality and intelligence of Thai politicians - who on earth would invest millions and buy land for just 3 years ? Completely brain dead
RE completely brain dead
* Nope - sorry, but I cannot agree on that one as to be brain dead meaning you actually have a brain - and that is a compliment ....
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Meaning Phuket is at risk for a new tsunami - wonder if TAT will count the pieces as Chinese arrivals ... ????
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8 hours ago, JoePai said:
555 love it
If you fail the taxi driver test in your own home country, this is not the solution to making your dream come true ...
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3 hours ago, bkk6060 said:
If they wanted a major economic boom and greatly increased property appreciation, they would open it to everyone with no restrictions.
Yes, but they don't - the Thai Elite want to keep their condominium prices artificially high...
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10 hours ago, alex8912 said:
A Thai can buy many acres of land in the USA easily and they can get a 10 year multi entry tourist visa and then easily renew it another 10 years. Why in the world are you being such an over the top apologist? I'd love to hear from some normal retirees here. Rich Thais can buy so many different investment properties in the USA and not just one that sits on less than a 1/2 acre of land. You also seem to forget a Thai can easily marry an American and get a green card then citizenship too. There seems to be maybe 4 posters on here that have Thai citizenship ( maybe).
The same in Scandinavia and Western Europe - as a foreigner you can own what you buy. In Eastern Europe there are still countries where you as a foreigner cant own what you buy as those countries has laws from the communist time. The same goes for the property laws in Thailand created by ThaiChinese which have ruled thailand for centuries. If it was up to genuin thais we as foreigners would have had the right to own what we bought, but unfortunately it isn't - not yet ...
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13 hours ago, bdenner said:
"For this privilege the foreigner must invest 40 million baht in a single project and must commit to three years."
No one with half a brain would do this: "Put all your eggs in one basket"!!!
Against stupidity even the gods fight in vain so this joke will never stop repeating itself ...
Royal Thai Police orders officers to stop revealing nationality information of foreigners arrested to the media
in Thailand News
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????...What on eart could possible heart the image of Nigeria ....?... ????