Keithambrose

This is clearly good news, but a little surprising. The assumption is that the bill will pass the Senate. I would have thought that the right wing Senate, with the Army picks, would be hostile, but it seems not! Perhaps a deal has been done!

Thanks both for your replies. Appreciated!

I'm always confused by the US measure of a cup. In this context, how many cups in a mouthful?

Without wishing to be controversial, I have noticed that in the US, particularly State Courts, and a jury trial, of which I have had some experience, two wrongs do make a right! I have acted for companies that have been found liable for the acts of their employees, precisely because the jury recognised that the company could pay. Sometimes you have many multiple defendants, 'old uncle tom cobley and all', quite absurd from a logical, or legal, point of view, but that's how the cases go. When I started my legal career, the Oil Majors had US jurisdiction in their contracts. That slowly shifted to English law, which was found to be more reliable.

Ah, yes, it's amazing how orderly Japanese pax are. The way they evacuated the collided A350 at Haneda was astonishing. Hardly any Injuries. Mind you Japanese Airlines are pretty tough on hand baggage, which helps!

Thanks. I appreciate your point. I am just keen to know that the pics are broadly reliable, and that the guts are there. I like younger twinks, 18 to 25. How they perform is a different matter, chemistry, etc. Like you however, my experience is broadly positive. I asked because I normally use apps, but was thinking of branching out into massage parlours next visit. Do you know if 3 comes are possible, ie where the boys have sex with each other, as well as the customer? I appreciate a larger tip required!

He was fined, and imprisoned. Not fired till appeals exhausted, which could be some time, being Thailand! Judging from my reading of State Court judgements in the USA, the Police Authority would certainly have been a Defendant in a damages claim, in the USA, and with a jury trial, a good chance they would be held liable.

Any idea how accurate these listings are?

I was going to make the same point!

Indeed, I suspect it took at least 15 minutes to get off the plane!

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!

I do t recall any of the inhabitants surviving!

Didn't someone have that idea, 80 years ago, sending the inhabitants off to a 'holiday' in the east of the country?

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.

Thanks! Sounds good. I will see what can be done!

Peeled or unpeeled?

I don't think NH 6 is that great now! When you turn off the new airport road onto NH 6, it's still a bit like a country lane, and the slow lorries etc are a real pain!

But no brown envelope payments for that? Or maybe there would be. The state of the roads in Cambodia is indeed a disgrace. Siem Reap has Angkor Wat, the biggest tourist attraction In SE Asia, and is the poorest province. Something wrong somewhere!

I would agree with that!

Good for him!

Perhaps to stop people falling out!

I'm surprised that he needed a passport!

I liked the comment in the press release, 'when they are cleared, they will return to their duties'! No whitewash then!

I think they would be more surprised if something was done about it!

Falling out of windows seems to be catching!