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    vinapu got a reaction from reader in Cambodia needs to imitate Thailand   
    while I'm all for that mini-Schengen idea and abolishing visas, loss of that 30$  revenue for small and poor country like Cambodia not necessarily would be compensated in government coffers by increased traffic
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    vinapu got a reaction from reader in Where to find bukkake   
    no, I had few episodes of hiring more than one guy at the time  but still prefer romantic one on one and don't see much attraction for myself in bukkake 
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    vinapu got a reaction from reader in Suvarnabhumi Service Efficiency improving?   
    less, it was ANA flight and most passengers were Japanese so it was efficient process
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    vinapu reacted to unicorn in Court orders cop to pay 27.3m baht to parents of eye doctor he ran over   
    Again, if the police department knew, or should have known, about this officer's transgressions, that might be a problem for them. Otherwise, the responsible person should be held responsible. I would think that, given the number of laws broken, the officer should be fired (and fined and imprisoned). I recently posted a string about a woman in my area (Los Angeles County) who killed a couple of kids while engaging in an exhibition of speed on a public roadway. She was actually convicted of murder. I opined in that string that I felt that a voluntary manslaughter conviction would have been more appropriate, since in California the definition of murder involves an intent to kill someone. I don't know Thai law, but I'd think that there's some crime in there which would involve imprisonment. In California, my understanding is that the prisoner must work in prison to pay restitution, with 70% of the earnings going to the family. 
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    vinapu reacted to xpaulo in Court orders cop to pay 27.3m baht to parents of eye doctor he ran over   
    Completely valid comment. In Canada however police officers routinely lie to coverup for their colleagues and their departments. They will even lie in court knowing that everyone knows they are lying. An us versus them (them being the public) mindset has taken hold among many police officers that they feel justifies any kind of misconduct. And a veteran officer recently told me it appears to be getting worse. The point being, getting the truth about the level of involvement by other officers or a department may be difficult.
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    vinapu reacted to Keithambrose in Court orders cop to pay 27.3m baht to parents of eye doctor he ran over   
    Fair points have been made, but I note that the bike was uninsured, and had no licence plates, and well over the speed limit,  and the culprit was in the traffic control department!
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    vinapu reacted to spoon in Where to find bukkake   
    Nice boys in pattaya might be a cheaper option? If they still do chuck wow for 300-500 per boy per chuckwow.
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    vinapu got a reaction from TotallyOz in African Boyz Pattaya   
    that early and already second go ? wow !!!
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    vinapu got a reaction from Marc in Calif in Cambodia needs to imitate Thailand   
    while I'm all for that mini-Schengen idea and abolishing visas, loss of that 30$  revenue for small and poor country like Cambodia not necessarily would be compensated in government coffers by increased traffic
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    vinapu got a reaction from Marc in Calif in Where to find bukkake   
    sounds about right but it's can be easily shaved but reducing number of boys to 10 and negotiating tip to 1500. 
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    vinapu got a reaction from reader in Where to find bukkake   
    sounds about right but it's can be easily shaved but reducing number of boys to 10 and negotiating tip to 1500. 
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    vinapu got a reaction from reader in Suvarnabhumi Service Efficiency improving?   
    there's something in it. when I  arrived in January line to immigration was enormous but still was moving quite fast and all in , it took only 75 minutes from moment plane docked at the gate to time I entered train platform. Considering I was in the last row of 777 it's very good time. 
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    vinapu reacted to reader in Where to find bukkake   
    Be sure to bring sufficient cash to cover all costs of your wet adventure. May initially seem like a lot but not bad to satisfy unfulfilled fantasy.
         500 bht entry fee (your drink comes with it)
      1,000 bht for room
    10,000 bht in off fees for (20 x 500)
    40,000 bht in tips (20 x 2,000)
       1,000 bht for sundries from 7-Eleven (beer, etc)
    _______________________________
    52,500 bht total *
    * add 10,000 bht if you buy each boy a drink in bar
     
     
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    vinapu reacted to thaiophilus in Mexico City recommendation needed ..   
    This thread is 7 years old and this is the Gay Thailand forum.
    You might get better and more up-to-date information in the Latin America section --->
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    vinapu reacted to reader in Massage shops on Sutthisan Winitchai Rd.   
    The other shops on the road regularly post photo arrays.
    Here's one today from KK Massage:

    And another from nearby Home Spa:

     
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    vinapu reacted to reader in Same-sex marriage bill easily passes its final reading in House   
    From Thai PBS World
    Thailand’s Lower House approved the final reading of the landmark marriage equality bill today, making Thailand the first country in Southeast Asia, and the third country in Asia, to recognise same-sex marriage, once it passes the Senate.
    The bill, which seeks to amend the Civil and Commercial Code, was approved by 400 votes to 10, with two abstentions and three MPs who decided not to vote.
    Danuporn Punnakan, Pheu Thai list MP and chair of the House scrutiny committee, told parliament that the bill is meant for all Thais, irrespective of gender.
    Under the bill, same-sex couples who want to get engaged or married must be at least 18 years old, to protect minors from being forced into marriage, which is in line with the convention on the protection of the rights of children, said Danuporn.
    He also said that the House scrutiny committee had added one provision to the bill, specifying the rights, duties and legal status of same-sex couples in the creation of a family.
    He assured that the existing rights of men and women in general will not be affected by this bill, but it will protect a certain group of people, classified as LGBTQ.
    He said that a minority of the House scrutiny committee had proposed a new wording, “first parents”, to be added to the bill, but this was rejected by the majority of the committee on the grounds that the wording is new and there is no legal definition yet.
    The Pheu Thai MP said that it is now widely recognised that there are more than the male and female genders in societies, as some people who were born as a boy or a girl want to choose their own gender when they grow up.
    The bill does not give them any additional rights, but restores their basic rights, said Danuporn, adding that the bill will mark the beginning of the creation of equality in Thai society.
    The bill has to be approved by the Senate before it becomes law. In Asia, Taiwan and Nepal already have the same laws.
     
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    vinapu reacted to reader in Suvarnabhumi Service Efficiency improving?   
    From Pattaya News
    At 3:00 PM, on March 25th, 2024, Pol. Gen. Kittirat Phanphet, the deputy police commander, performed an inspection at Suvarnabhumi Airport regarding Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin’s orders to improve the service quality and time.
    Upon the inspection, Suvarnabhumi immigration officers were found to have reduced average passport control time on arrival from 45 seconds to 30 seconds as the scan boarding pass processing was excluded.
    Moreover, automatic channels on departure were updated with new versions and improved technology and performance, reducing average time of processing from 40 seconds to 20 seconds, according to Thai national media.
    It was reported that Suvarnabhumi officers promised the biometric system would not crash like the previous time.
    However, during rush hours, it could cause an overflowing number of passengers as more than 4,000 to 5,000 passengers landed at nearly the same time while the passenger terminal had a capacity for only 2,000 passengers.
    The airport officers on break were ordered to support the checkpoints during rush hours in order to facilitate th processing, according to Thai national media.
    Meanwhile, Suvarnabhumi Airport employed more than 200 officers and planned to increase its staff by 330 more positions which was believed to be sufficient for a large number of passengers, according to Thai national media.
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    vinapu got a reaction from reader in Court orders cop to pay 27.3m baht to parents of eye doctor he ran over   
    my thought excatly
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    vinapu got a reaction from reader in Jared Kushner Speaks.....   
    no, after Warsaw Ghetto uprising was defeated, most buildings in the area were  just levelled off. There are pictures showing lone church spire standing in the sea of ruins.  
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    vinapu reacted to Boy69 in African Boyz Pattaya   
    At my last visit I had 2 boys from Madagascar one in Bangkok and the second in Pattaya both were very good . African boys work only as freelancers , Never saw one working in bars.
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    vinapu reacted to Olddaddy in African Boyz Pattaya   
    I just logged into Grindr Pattaya for my upcoming trip to see a few African familiar faces 
    One notable was a guy JORDAN who think told me he was from Madagascar
    Excellent service from this young African guy ,I'm surprised he doesn't work the bars but may make more working as a freelancer.
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    vinapu reacted to TotallyOz in Where to find bukkake   
    Sure, walk into any bar. Take off 20 boys. Take then to a short stay hotel. Have them jerk off on you. Pay them, and full-fill your fantasy!
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    vinapu reacted to reader in Doiboy   
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    vinapu reacted to reader in Court orders cop to pay 27.3m baht to parents of eye doctor he ran over   
    NOTE -- This article begs the question: why is the cop still a member of the force (see final paragraph)?
    From The Nation
    The Civil Court has ordered a police officer to pay 27.3 million baht to the parents of an eye doctor he hit and killed at a Bangkok zebra crossing in 2022.
    The court ruled that Police Lance Corporal Norawich Buadok was solely responsible for the death of Dr Waraluck Supawatjariyakul, as it dismissed the lawsuit against the Royal Thai Police (RTP) as an entity. The late doctor’s parents filed a lawsuit against the RTP and the cop for 72 million baht compensation on February 17, 2022.
    About a month earlier, on January 21, Norawich had been riding a red Ducati big bike when he slammed into ophthalmologist Waraluck as she was crossing the road in front of Bhumirajanagarindra Kidney Institute Hospital on Phya Thai Road. Waralak’s parents, Dr Anirut Supawatjariyakul and Ratchanee Supawatjariyakul, named RTP as the first defendant and Norawich as the second defendant in the civil lawsuit.
    The lawsuit demanded that the RTP and Norawich jointly pay 537,505 baht for funeral expenses and 72.27 million baht for the parents’ caring costs.
    The lawsuit said that RTP should share responsibility for the tragedy as it was the commanding agency of Norawich and should have taught him not to breach traffic laws, speed through a zebra crossing or use a motorcycle that violates the law on various counts. The lawsuit also said it was RTP’s duty to manage traffic and ensure the safety of pedestrians.
    The court, however, disagreed, saying that Norawich was the sole person responsible for the doctor’s death. Also, it said, Norawich’s direct commanders were responsible for his behaviour, and they had taken all the steps necessary to ensure he observed traffic laws.
    The court also said it was the local administration’s duty to oversee traffic management, not the duty of RTP.
    The court awarded 331,230 baht as funeral costs and a compensation of 13.5 million baht to each parent.
    It the compensation was calculated based on the parents’ potential lifespan and the money the doctor would have earned if she were still alive. The parents are now both 64 years old and the court believes they will live for at least another 15 years.
    The court has also ordered Norawich to pay a 5% per annum interest on all three amounts from January 21, 2022, until the entire compensation has been paid off.
    In January this year, the Appeals Court also took a tough stance against the accused. Norawich had initially been sentenced to just one year and 15 days, but on Wednesday, the Appeals Court increased his sentence to 10 years and two months in response to an appeal filed by Waraluck’s family.
    The RTP announced that if the Supreme Court retains a guilty verdict, he will be fired from police service.
     
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    vinapu reacted to Keithambrose in Court orders cop to pay 27.3m baht to parents of eye doctor he ran over   
    So how is the family supposed to collect the judgment? Seems likely that is why the Court dismissed the claim against the RTP, who would be able to pay. 
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