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  • OPINION

    Cops are queuing up for inactive posts

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 05/02/2023

    » It has been quite an entertaining week although admittedly not everyone involved will see the funny side. An Air Force officer says he is happy he was caught after snatching a necklace at a gold shop because he wanted to get away from his wife and a prison cell would do nicely. A rather bizarre motive, but he got his wish. Apparently a lengthy spell in the slammer beats a daily nagging.

  • OPINION

    Once upon a time at Windsor Castle

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 14/03/2021

    » Unless you are lucky enough to be in hibernation, it's been hard to escape the saga of Harry and Meghan and "The Interview" that has developed into a rather uncomfortable public soap opera.

  • OPINION

    Just another case of terminal madness

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 16/08/2020

    » Last weekend there was bit of a scene at Don Mueang airport when a passenger, after being told he was too late to board a domestic flight, decided the best response was to pick up the AirAsia computer laptop and smash it on the floor. Not a good idea.

  • OPINION

    Three wheels, 9 lives and lots of noise

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 07/04/2019

    » There was an encouraging story from Jakarta this week about a former tuk-tuk driver who has converted his vehicle into a mobile library. Sutino Hadi now spends his days driving to the poorer areas of Indonesia's capital where he is greeted by enthusiastic kids eager to get their hands on his collection of children's books. It's proven to be highly popular and apparently there are similar mobile libraries throughout the country.

  • OPINION

    Possibly time to look on the bright side

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 07/01/2018

    » Having just about scraped through the Year of the Chicken, here we are seven days into 2018 and wondering what's in store during the Year of the Dog. It probably won't be all that great, but we'll leave the gloom and doom to the experts. Let's just hope it's a least a bit more enjoyable than the past couple of years which have really been quite awful, and almost of an annus horribilis nature.

  • OPINION

    A look back at another 'amazing' year

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 31/12/2017

    » It is customary at this time of the year to take a not too serious look back on the past 12 months, although there are some events you may well prefer to forget. If nothing else it will serve as a reminder that Thailand will always be Truly Amazing.

  • OPINION

    When you're no longer at the end of the line

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 09/04/2017

    » The extension of the skytrain line from Bearing to Samrong has a number of implications for commuters, none of them good unless you happen to live in Samrong. Commuters at Bearing will be discovering that life is not so much fun when you are no longer the end of the increasingly overcrowded line. And it will get a whole lot worse by the end of the year when the line stretches to a further eight stations.

  • OPINION

    When flying to Oz was an adventure

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 18/12/2016

    » Earlier this week, Qantas announced exciting plans for a non-stop 18-hour flight from London to Perth. That's wonderful if you happen to live in Perth, but the majority of Australians reside on the other side of the country, so they will still face a second four-hour flight, which will make the journey feel not quite so "non-stop".

  • OPINION

    Steady now, just 'keep calm and carry on'

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 03/07/2016

    » For something that sounds a bit like a second-rate breakfast cereal, Brexit has created the most monumental commotion in Britain since David Beckham damaged his precious metatarsal.

  • OPINION

    Those ‘do you know who I am?’ moments

    News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 26/07/2015

    » It happens around the world. Someone important, or who at least thinks they are important, throws a tantrum when seeking special treatment. It often features an arrogant “don’t (sometimes ‘do’) you know who I am?” — an expression US columnist Leonard Pitts termed a “battle cry of the privileged”.

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