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13 hours ago, pokerface1 said:
He just has to find another witness to say that he had swapped prior to the lady seeing him swap the second time. It might cost him a few baht but it's worth a try Right?
.... or they could claim that they were not wearing seat belts so a involuntary swopping happened during the accident. When they stopped, they swopped back. This will only cost 2x fine for not wearing a seat belt ....
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15 hours ago, Letseng said:
Nothing to do with Scoot. He bought from lastminute.com. Never buy through an agent.
... and if you do, be careful with your choice of date. "September 11" is exactly one to avoid ....
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10 hours ago, Joe Farang said:
Clown
Yeap - against stupidity even the gods fight in vain ...
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7 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:What animal uses a knive to stab a member if its own species over a gay affair?
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10 hours ago, brianthainess said:
My missus 'withdrew' 500b from a yellow ATM, with a Green bank card, nothing came out, but it was gone from her account, rang her bank helpline and they asked for her I.D. number, I told her to hang up. To her bank next day and it may take 3mths to sort it ????
???? So where did she hide the money during the 3 months?
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8 hours ago, steven100 said:
I can see it now ..... it's all a big misunderstanding !
Wonder why "easy come easy go" came to my mind ... ????
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4 hours ago, worgeordie said:
Looks like they may have been encroaching on other forces
turf , or not kicking the money up.
regards Worgeordie
Yeap - Ranarong said that such cases can attract the death penalty ....
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RE - Starting today (Monday), motorists or motorcyclists who refuse or fail to pay fines associated with traffic tickets may face arrest
* There are not that many prisons in LOS, but by all means - it could be a way to fill up all the empty hotelrooms ...
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13 minutes ago, LarryB said:
All I want to know is how many years they're going to add to their mask mandate because of this.
Depends what's coming next - if the fishermen get it during a fishing trip and they start blaming the fish, then we may face infinity ...
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7 hours ago, 2long said:
But can they PROVE that
- the cat actually had Covid?
- the vet caught it from the cat, and not from any other human who she came in contact with?
This sounds very fishy to me!
Of course it's not proveable, at least not scientificly - in a Thai way only as it seem to be based on pure assumption... To be proven the vet needed to be looked inside a room together with the cat only for 5 days until the symptoms appeares - yes, then it's proven, but when the cat was only only one of many contacts during the 5 days then it could be transmitted from a lot of other sources.
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6 hours ago, bbko said:
So he allegedly kills someone 3 weeks prior and doesn't flee the country? Either they got the wrong guy or he's incredibly stupid.
Flee the country - where to? Understandable if he is a Ukrainian as rumours says ...
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12 hours ago, starky said:
Absolute madness. Happy to let unvaccinated people enter unfettered but still make people apply for a pointless document. Unbeli3vable Thailand deserves what it gets.
If you want real tourist arrivals get rid of the Thailand pass!
So so, Rome was not built in 1 day either. The Thai Pass requirement will also be scrapped - sooner or later. It is important to enjoy all developments that go in the right direction even it takes mouse steps ...
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On 5/5/2022 at 12:53 PM, RandiRona said:
Covid doesnt discriminates between Thai and a Falang unlike this guy. I am all for being a nationalistic but this kind of Xenophobia doesnt bode well for a country which runs on tourism.
Yeah - Against stupidity even the gods fight in vain ...
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RE - Hua Hin: It’s time to put the sleepy narrative to bed
* It all depends on what you are comparing Huahin with. Compared to a village in Issan, it is a narrative. Compared to Pattaya, Bkk or Phuket it is not a narrative. I chosed to stay in Huahin because it was a bit sleepy and not least safe back in 2008 and lived there over a 9 years period where the city during this period grew significantly and it went from being sleepy all week to a circus every weekend full of Bangkokers and stationary traffic jams. For the same reason, I chose to sell my property in Huahin and moved further south to a smaller and more sleepy fishing village as Huahin once was and has not regretted a minute. From time to time when I miss the circus, I visit it for a short period of time and every time I am
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RE - Airport security review ordered after drug crazed man armed with axe and fake gun storms Suvarnabhumi
* Nice try with a touch of creativity, BUT I think they should probably think in other directions to attract tourists - ???? the planned 300 baht fee may be a better option after all ....
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13 hours ago, Bangkocker said:
Well of course people should be free to pursue a happier life elsewhere. But in many pensions there are benefits embedded in the pension payment - to help the said people cope with rising cost of living in their home countries. Such as inflation indexed benefits, power supplements etc. It seems reasonable that people shouldn't receive these same benefits should they decide to relocate elsewhere.
Agree to a certain point, BUT it should have been a kind of a middle way - an annual raise depending on the location you moved to as a minimum as cost of living raises everywhere - not only in the UK ... Btw, I am not from the UK, I am a norwegian and we get the yearly increase whether we stay in Norway or we choose to live elsewhere as long as you have lived/worked/been a member of the national insurance scheme for minimum 20 years prior to move abroad.
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1 hour ago, Gottfrid said:Yeah, you are right there. Can also be hard to find an insurance that actually covers motorcycle driving in Thailand at all.
Its not that hard - the challenge is that if you dont have a valid driving license in your homecountry for the vehicle you are going to drive abroad then you are not covered. Also can lack of safety equip such as helmet reduce the coverage. It may be useful to have familiarized yourself with the insurance terms and conditions before traveling. The sad truth is that most people do it after the accident has happened ...
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10 hours ago, baansgr said:
Could be worse, you could have to live in UK for 2 years prior to retirement, you could lose on a sliding scale upto 50% if you live abroad or you will not get paid after spending 180 days abroad.
With other words - schedule your stay to 6 months in Thailand and 6 months in the UK or move to another country where they have an agrement with the UK such as the Philippines.
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On 4/12/2022 at 4:37 AM, RafPinto said:
Here they come.
Russians, Scheinese, Indians.
Hand luggage full of 10,000$ notes???? If 10.000$ notes, then most likely homemade ...
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RE - With the lifting of these restrictions, tourists will be able to enter the country using vaccine passports
* It doesn't help those who are unvaccinated much, but it moves in the right direction so the next will be to suspend the vacination passport requirement something that will come together with the phase transformation from pandemic to endemic. Countries will enter an endemic phase at different times, due to incompatible vaccination rates and other variables so it may take a while ....
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2 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:
There is no excusing theft, but the ’son’ also seems somewhat ‘xenophobic' in his actions to ignore theft from Thai’s and then going public when its a foreigner.
It's awful that people will just rip off shops like this where people are struggling to make a living.
Despicable foreigner, but also despicable Thai’s, despicable anyone who would do the same thing.
Well, there are probably several ways it can be interpreted and a more objective way can be that this behaviour can be expected of Thais but not from foreigners, which basically has a positive twist towards foreigners. Anyway, sad to see and especially in these hard times where most people struggle to make ends meet ....
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16 hours ago, worgeordie said:
Very conservative returns for a scam ,at least compared to
what Thai scammers offer ,10 - 30 % not unusual .
regards Worgeordie
Conservative, but still reasonable level of return seems to have played a key role in this scam ....
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13 minutes ago, vandeventer said:
I found that in 99.9% of the countries I have been to only the poor help the poor, such a shame.
Yes, a real shame. The rich are takers and the poor are givers thats why it is how it is ...
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5 hours ago, CelticBhoy said:
As sad as it is, the clip does look rather rehearsed.
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Can be, however it sadly reflects todays reality for many which was probably also the intention ...
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Tricky farang in a Lambo! Egg seller claims foreigner switched drivers after accident
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The confusion is real as she didnt claim the price she paid - she claimed the price she was going to sell them for ....