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rgs2001uk

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In Topic: British Teacher In A Coma After Brutal Assault In Pattaya

Yesterday, 13:53

Naam, on Yesterday, 11:10 , said:

i can only shake my head! some of you people are really disgusting. there's a poor chap in a coma, double poor because he has no health insurance, and you discuss whether he was drunk, asked for it, deserved it, was disguised as woman... Posted Image

One thing I have learned over the years, random acts of violence are a rare occurrence.
Usually if you are the victim of violence, you know who attacked you (or paid for you to be attacked) and the reason for the attack.

In Topic: Building A Small Home In Bangkok

2012-05-27 13:12:14

A couple of observations.
For Bkk that looks like a fair old sized chunk of land, at least 100tw?

Does the house price include the cost of pilings?
Will you be constructing a fence round the land?

What height above street level will the house be?
You say flat roof, will the roof be sloped?
If so what drainage plans do you have in place?
Reason for asking I have seen these houses with a sloped flat roof, they all suffer from the same problem,
wait for the first rainy season and its like having a 10 metre wide waterfall at the back of the house, owners had to build
trenches to allow the water to drain.

In Topic: Feisty

2012-05-26 17:11:36

How about,
คะ-นอง

In Topic: Certified Copy Of Passport

2012-05-25 13:06:21

BigJohnnyBKK, on 2012-05-25 12:24:33, said:

bendejo, on 2012-05-25 06:54:52, said:

What is the Thai word for "notary"?
Pronunciation spelled out in Roman alphabet, please.

What makes you think such a concept exists here?

Only exists in common-law countries, ex brit colonies etc.

Such functions are performed in most of the world through government offices and lawyers.

To notarize, rap rong
Notary, pu rap rong laay sen.

In Topic: Certified Copy Of Passport

2012-05-24 22:48:07

Local police station, cost one bottle of 100 Pipers..
I wrote in English the usual garabage, I certify this is a ..........., and had Sgt Somchai sign it after he had put a couple of stamps on the photocopies.