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Lagt på d. 14/06-2006 09:21
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| nicefarang |
Lagt på d. 14/06-2006 14:40
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Så ka de lære det ! |
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Lagt på d. 14/06-2006 16:36
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VM er ikke sjovt når Danmark ikke er med 
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Lagt på d. 21/06-2006 13:42
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mad Thai monks too tired to take alms Wed Jun 21, 2006 6:33 AM BST1 BANGKOK (Reuters) - Buddhist monks in Thailand are too tired to receive early morning alms because they are staying up late to watch the World Cup, a Thai newspaper reported on Wednesday. The Nation quoted a woman in the northern city of Chiang Mai who said her birthday celebrations were ruined because monks at a city temple were not awake to receive her morning offering, a mandatory religious ritual in the predominately Buddhist country. The woman, who declined to be identified, said she was told by a senior monk that most of his young colleagues were still asleep because they had stayed up to watch the games which can go on well past midnight. The Sangha Council, which oversees the tens of thousands of Buddhist temples in Thailand, has not banned monks from watching the World Cup but said it should not interfere with religious activities. Chiang Mai chief monk Phra Thep Wisuthikhun said he had received complaints about "inappropriate behaviour" at seven temples in the province. "It is the duty of the abbot of each temple to supervise the behaviour of young monks, making sure that their religious activities will not be affected by the games," he told Reuters. In neighbouring Cambodia, some 40,000 monks have been warned they could be defrocked if they became too excited while watching the games. "If they make noise or cheer as they watch, they will lose their monkhood," Phnom Penh patriarch Non Nget told Reuters this month. © Reuters 2006. |
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Lagt på d. 02/07-2006 11:04
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BANGKOK: -- A New Zealand man was stabbed to death at own Bangkok apartment late Saturday night, police said. Pol Captain Thanaphat Sookmee of Bang Khen police station said Leonard Timothy Healey, 32, who taught English at two schools in Bang Khen district, was attacked in front of his room on the tenth floor of PA Tower Apartment in the district at about midnight. Thanaphat said Healy was attacked allegedly by Winai Saisudjai, 29, a friend of Healey's girlfriend, Jitladda Dejyosdee, 19. The three have been drinking together inside Healey's room waiting to see the Brazil-France World Cup match. Jitladda told police that Healey became angry that Winai asked to sleep with her so Healey told Winai to leave the room. Winai, who appeared drunk, grabbed Jitladda and dragged her outside the room, she said. Healey came into help her and the two men fought and Winai stabbed him several times. Jitladda said Winai fled the scene and she carried Healey into his room to make a phone call for help from security offices of the building to help him to the hospital but he succumbed to the wounds. --The Nation 2006-07-02 |
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Lagt på d. 02/07-2006 12:45
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Ja fodbold får skyld for mange ting Toy |
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