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[Allanooi]

Originally Posted by gsk721g

Then all Bros resist to kpkb and let Jimfairy buy the 12M HONG BAO draw. He strikes and we have free G Club enjoyment for rest of the year

Tmr toto 3.8 million Makan first hongbao draw is later dates huat ah ，88888

[jimfairy]

Originally Posted by gsk721g

Then all Bros resist to kpkb and let Jimfairy buy the 12M HONG BAO draw. He strikes and we have free G Club enjoyment for rest of the year

Haha I buy the whole Gclub n let u play until ur tirak run away 55555

[TonyCheong]

Originally Posted by jimfairy

Haha I buy the whole Gclub n let u play until ur tirak run away 55555

5555 go read my breaking news.

[jimfairy]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong

5555 go read my breaking news.

introduction only ma.... u also not yet start 李大儍 story telling.. diu!!

[TonyCheong]

Originally Posted by jimfairy

Only introduction only ma.... u also not yet start 李大儍 story telling.. diu!!

KNN make like drama serials mah.

Post long essays very hard to digest leh.

[Gem08]

Originally Posted by jimfairy

Thxs guys Hehe.. Thailand got sell Lou Hei? If got, sure no problems la 5555

maybe they just modify their somtum abit, and add some sashimi during cny hahaha

[Treemon99]

Originally Posted by Gem08

maybe they just modify their somtum abit, and add some sashimi during cny hahaha

Talking about somtam ......... My favourite somtam is somtan poo ma ..... Basically somtam thai with raw horseshoe crabs ........ Aroi dee together with sticky rice

[TonyCheong]

Originally Posted by etct88

..........and stealing agent trying to make you pay advertising fee...... what a joke.....

55555.

Originally Posted by jimfairy

go danok gd..u can use msia RM. More worthwhile...

Yes Dannok shiok especially now MYR crashed.

[BlueDragon193]

Two 'homemade' bombs explode in Bangkok, one injured.

AFP NewsAFP News – 8 hours ago.

Thai police forensic officers investigate near Siam Paragon shopping mall, the site of a blast in Bangkok, Thailand.

Two "homemade" bombs exploded near a popular shopping mall in downtown Bangkok on Sunday evening, leaving one man with minor injuries, police said.

The blasts took place at around 8 pm (1300 GMT) near the busy shopping centre well visited by tourists and local residents, with police initially reporting they were caused by an electrical fault.

Later Sunday national police spokesman Prawut Thavornsiri told AFP further investigations had revealed the explosions were triggered by two IEDs (improvised explosive devices).

"Two homemade bombs exploded on a walkway between Siam BTS (skytrain) and Siam Paragon mall. They were hidden behind electric controls," he said, adding one man had received minor injuries.

Further investigations are under way, he added, without providing more details.

An uneasy calm had descended upon the Thai capital since last May when the army seized power after months of often violent street protests that led to the ousting of ex-premier Yingluck Shinawatra's government.

Under martial law, political gatherings and criticism of the coup are forbidden, with the junta responding aggressively to any form of protest.

[BlueDragon193]

UPDATE: Paragon bombs 'homemade'.

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/gene...bombs-homemade

[TonyCheong]

Originally Posted by BlueDragon193

UPDATE: Paragon bombs 'homemade'.

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/gene...bombs-homemade

Thai Baht rates very stable and not affected in the Forex market.

As usual have to be more observant in crowd places especially cowboy countries like Thailand where drugs, guns, etc. are easily available.

Who's going to the most cowboy town aka Dannok in Feb 2015?
Lai lai lai Winner Pub trolling time!
5555!

[TonyCheong]

http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/gene...reer-to-an-end

CSD brings alleged fraudster's 10-year career to an end

Thief conned Japanese out of 100m baht, writes Wassayos Ngamkham

Published: 2 Feb 2015



A team of Crime Suppression Division (CSD) officers, led by Pol Sgt Maj Yutthaphon Srisomphong — dubbed "Johnny the Buster" — apprehended the 40-year-old Ms Uthai, an Udon Thani native, at an apartment in Sukhumvit Soi 93 in Bang Chak district in late January.

Police received a tip-off the suspect was hiding in the building. They lay in wait for a day at the apartment but Ms Uthai did not appear.

Police decided to ask people who lived in the apartment whether they knew Ms Uthai and showed them her photo.

Police cordoned off the building and finally arrested Ms Uthai after one resident gave them the suspect's room number.

According to the warrant issued by the Bangkok South Criminal Court, charges of theft, illegal detention and credit card fraud are being pressed against Ms Uthai.

Pol Sgt Maj Yutthaphon said Ms Uthai mainly targeted Japanese tourists or businessmen in entertainment or business areas such as Thong Lor, Asok, Ekamai, Nana and Silom.

Ms Uthai approached the Japanese pretending to be a foreign traveller who had lost her wallet. Victims would feel sympathetic and offer her money, but Ms Uthai would not accept. Instead, she would ask victims if it was possible for her family overseas to transfer money to their bank accounts. Only then would she agree to take their money.

The suspect would then forge an SMS message to herself, pretending to be a bank, saying her relatives had transferred money to the victims' accounts.

Ms Uthai would tell the victims they would not be able to withdraw the money until it had cleared in the next three or five days.

Victims would believe this and offer money in advance.

Ms Uthai would take the money and her victims would never see her again.

The hunt for Ms Uthai began after the Japanese embassy informed the CSD that a number of Japanese businessmen in Thailand had been conned out of huge sums.

Pol Col Akkaradet Pimolsri, acting commander of the CSD, ordered Pol Lt Col Torsak Sookwimol, acting commander of the CSD's Special Forces Unit, to probe the case.

However, Pol Sgt Maj Yutthaphon stepped forward to handle the case. He had been trying to track down Ms Uthai since 2010 when he was a police investigator at Thong Lor police station.

Ms Uthai slipped through Pol Sgt Maj Yutthaphon's fingers and was later nabbed by the Metropolitan Police Bureau in 2012. She was released the same year after serving eight months behind bars.

Pol Sgt Maj Yutthaphon started to look for clues and witnesses from the Japanese embassy. He found three cases occurred early this year, and 18 cases in 2014.

Most of the Japanese victims did not file complaints with Thai authorities and instead complained to the embassy. Some cases did not receive attention from police and so no warrant was issued for Ms Uthai.

After piecing the evidence together, he concluded Ms Uthai was responsible for the crimes.

Despite all the information in his possession, Pol Sgt Maj Yutthapon still had to figure out how to nab the suspect as quickly as possible because it would take some time to issue a new warrant.

He started searching criminal records at Thong Lor police station and came across a warrant that had been issued for Ms Uthai in 2005 and used this to nab his suspect.

According to police, Ms Uthai has been committing offences for more than 10 years. She convinced at least 100 Japanese victims to part with about 100 million baht in cash.

Ms Uthai would usually manage to obtain at least 25,000 baht from a victim. However, one victim was reportedly conned out of two million baht.

In the latest case which occurred on Jan 21, the suspect swindled a Japanese man out of 90,000 baht.

Ms Uthai confessed to police that she targeted the Japanese because she was angry at a Japanese man who had once taken her on holiday to Koh Phi Phi in Krabi and abandoned her.

She said she would pick businessmen or victims likely to have some business knowledge because they understood more about banking and could understand the money transfer process in her con game.

Pol Lt Col Torsak said he has asked the Japanese embassy to get Ms Uthai's victims to file charges with police. The more cases filed against her, the heavier her sentence will be once convicted. He warned tourists to be cautious and advised them not to lend money to strangers.

[ahtecklim]

Originally Posted by Treemon99

Talking about somtam ......... My favourite somtam is somtan poo ma ..... Basically somtam thai with raw horseshoe crabs ........ Aroi dee together with sticky rice

You, my sir, are a brave man! I'll eat anything except that raw crab somtam. Worse still are the ones with the raw baby crabs. Issan style?

[Treemon99]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong

Who's going to the most cowboy town aka Dannok in Feb 2015?
Lai lai lai Winner Pub trolling time!
5555!

Me going in Mar 2015 for short retreat ........... Feb 2015 CNY in BKK

[Treemon99]

Originally Posted by ahtecklim

You, my sir, are a brave man! I'll eat anything except that raw crab somtam. Worse still are the ones with the raw baby crabs. Issan style?

Yes sir......., Issan food my favourite ........ Besides somtam, larb moo - minced pork salad, nam tok moo grilled pork salad, jim jum all my favourite .........
Somtam korat oso bei pai with the pla ra - prickled fish sauce ...... Hot, Stinky but aroi dee ...... Love eating issan food with sticky rice raw white cabbage long beans and basil leaves