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| ฝรั่งพูดมาก Last Online: Yesterday 01:21 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Nong Khai
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| I happen to like Tud, in a Smeg sort of way. He'll be allowed to stay. If in an unpopular way. He says things a lot of people here don't like to hear. Sometimes I agree, sometimes I don't. But that's what makes TD unique. If it weren't like this, I wouldn't stay. And neither would he. And neither would you. |
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| Elite Member | I have driven before and when under the influence of alcohol and admit to being a fool to do so. Thankfully never had an accident or hurt anyone. These days limit my big nights out and when I am in Bangkok whereby I can stumble back to my hotel room. At the same time there are fools on the road that should never be allowed to drive drunk or sober. Drinking alcohol (and driving) seems to affect people's ability to handle a vehicle quite differently. Wish they could come up with a "dumb driver" breathalyzer. The roads would be empty here! |
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| ฝรั่งพูดมาก Last Online: Yesterday 01:21 PM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Nong Khai
Posts: 9,788
| Killing oneself in a car accident is a unfortunate fate made less unfortunate if the driver was drunk. Don't know if he was or not, but what does it really matter? He's dead and didn't kill anyone else. Don't get me started on a soldier that comes to Thailand from Iraq, overdoses on drugs and his friends can't understand why we don't consider him a hero. |
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| Twisted Mentat Last Online: Today 05:05 AM Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: LV-426
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| Sesquipedalis Member Last Online: Today 05:11 AM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Scrotum deep in a SLAGDOG.
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| | #93 (permalink) |
| Bangkok Last Online: 30-09-2008 06:30 PM Join Date: Sep 2008
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| How thoughtless are some people? I have been reading this post and find quite a number of the supplicants completely disgusting. My family and I are devastated at this time and some people seem to show no compassion. Just to clarify a few points: 1. My brother had been out for a meal with my father earlier in the evening. I have already written a letter of complaint to the editor of the newspaper about their inaccurate reporting. 2. Mark had not been drinking, in the now infamous meaning that has been construed by various postings. The autopsy report showed no evidence of any alcohol or drugs in his system. 3. We will never know what exactly happened that awful night; Mark had been up very early taking my father to the hospital as he is terminally ill and may just have dozed off; the weather conditions may have been a factor; he may have swerved to avoid one of the numerous dogs or crazy (imo) scooter drivers. Who will ever know. All we know is that what actually killed him was the post he skidded into collapsing and the car not protecting his head. Thankfully instantaneously. We have had a horrendous time dealing with Thai authorities regarding all of this as well as having to come to a foreign country to bury my brother. My family do not need all this and I would thank you to keep your opinions to yourselves. A huge thank you to those of you who have defended my brother. Oh and finally as a point of interest, his ring was real - there was never anything fake about Mark. |
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| Senior Member Last Online: Yesterday 11:34 PM Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Klong Samwa
Posts: 5,335
| I lost a close friend many years ago. He was in an alpha spider and hit an oak tree. He and his companion died at the spot. It was Bank Holiday Monday. Old friends still go there to deposit flowers to this day it happens to many My condolences |
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| Oh Fuk | Quote:
If you are who you imply you are, I am sorry for your loss Your remarks do shame the people who have been callous and stupid. A lot of them regularly talk out of the top of their heads on subjects they know little or nothing about. They are not worth considering.
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I have been driving that bit of road on a daily basis for 7 years now and it still catches me out sometimes! My condolences to you and family . | |
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| Bangkok Last Online: 30-09-2008 06:30 PM Join Date: Sep 2008
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| I do not know if any of Mark's friends whom I have met are on here but can I just say a big thank you for the welcome we received in Rang Rak last night. Having spent all day sorting out Mark's flat (which was a harrowing experience as you can imagine), we really did not feel like meeting up. However, you all treated us like family and really helped to take our minds off things for a short while. I thank you all, on behalf of my sister, little brother, mum and dad, from the bottom of our hearts. Please keep my father in your prayers as I take him back to the UK in the hope he can be given a little more time than my brother got. Mark's big sister. |
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