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The first time I agree with this <deleted>, I say beat them to within an inch of their lives then put them on a plane with a lifetime ban! Making it hard for those of us who know how to behave themselves. 

FFS where are these idiots coming from? They are making it hard for all of us, Thais are just barely tolerating us now.

I have to say, for a while, I thought there was a sudden influx of idiots coming to Thailand doing stupid things. After seeing this one, I think that the Thai media is on a mission to get rid of foreigners completely. It seems a bit petty this...

This guy has mental issues, he doesn't belong in jail, he belongs in a mental institution

2 hours ago, champers said:

Those Poles would look good on a pole.

They would look good on my pole...

4 hours ago, KhunLA said:

Classic ... sadly he'll only get a small fine, instead of jail & deportation.  

 

Hopefully the wife won't bail him out, and his bags will be curbside when he does get out.   Almost feel sorry for her.  Imagine living with someone like that ... Holy Buddha.   Obviously has no respect for himself, let along anyone else.

"Matin faces a charge of drunk driving which will result in imprisonment of up to one year and a fine from 5,000 to 20,000 baht". Read the full story mate.

On 12/11/2023 at 5:54 AM, pepi2005 said:

What does "Minister-cum-interior" stand for exactly?

I'm no English native speaker (in case this refers to an English langauge term) and not familiar with Thai politics, so sorry for my ignorance.

I think it means he doesnt pull out, he just lets go inside. 

One thing is sure, the Thai police almost 100% of the time say suicide. Even in unlikely cases of victims having had their throats slit. So if they are thinking of murder, there might be something that they know that has not been added to this story. I guess only time will tell...

Well here's what I think. If the beer is the same price as the coffee, you better stick to drinking beer. 

Oh bless him, this opens up a whole new world of possibilities.

I'm surprised this fellow is still breathing, he's antagonizing some pretty big fish...

On 5/31/2023 at 5:51 PM, Mac Mickmanus said:

Teach kids not to inflict violence on other people by inflicting violence upon them ?

Pretty much. Although its more about having an incentive to behave.

Bring back corporal punishment! Worked when I was a child, and it works really well for Singapore and Malaysia... The situation is getting out of control.

Hard to say when its pixelated, I dont believe it to be true. Need a link to the original clips...

Enough slagging him off, we have all done stupid <deleted> in our lives, some of us are just lucky enough to have got through it. I feel for his kids, this must be hard for them.

Start a go fund me, I'll help out..

I just received a speeding ticket 5 days ago, 130 km/h on a 120km/h motorway. 1,000 baht, no mention of any points being deducted. As you were chaps, the system doesn't seem to even be in place for foreigners, or maybe they are still working on it.

19 hours ago, mikecha said:

mistakes happen everybody makes them big or small

why should the child be placed to someone who cares do u know this guy do u know he doesn't care   odd comment really  

The comment is valid, smoking inside a house with your child in it, obviously there is no care for child. It was no mistake either, what did he accidently slip and fall into the packet of cigarettes and a lighter, jumped out and lit the thing in his mouth. No, he conscientiously made the decision to light the cigarette inside the house and then failed to be responsible enough to put it out properly. Bottom line.

On 12/24/2022 at 12:58 PM, Boomer6969 said:

You don't like the French obviously. I should report this post.

Nothing against the French, just serial murderer.

On 12/7/2022 at 4:20 AM, HuskerDo2 said:

It amazes me that they still have 90 day reporting and all the other silly rules for a law abiding Farang to stay there. Just like having people leave the country for one day only to return. WHAT IS THE POINT? What does that really accomplish and how does it improve the validation that someone is abiding by the rules and not being a problem for the country.  The good/honest people are doing the 90 days reporting. The bad guys who overstay aren't. So find a better process Thailand. Quit treating the honest guests of your country like criminals and more like they are welcome. 

I agree with your statement, but seriously, it takes 5 minutes to report online these days. Not really the biggest pain in the <deleted> anymore. 

Seems as though he needs, and can afford a decent security system...

On 10/19/2022 at 9:39 PM, rwill said:

Did you look at the center divider markings?  You are not supposed to pass or make a right hand turn there let alone an U-turn.

You do have a point there.

On 10/19/2022 at 4:51 PM, richard_smith237 said:

Wrong on many levels....   stay off the roads, you are a danger to others !!! 

Go research the road traffic law in Thailand, it is actually true for all vehicles. Not only motorcycles. Come meet me face to face we can discuss it in person shall we? If you want to get personal that is.

On 10/19/2022 at 3:53 PM, NorthernRyland said:

Stupid comment. Even motorbike riders need to change lanes at times do they not? Maybe they were going to turn also and they were in the correct lane for that.

You can clearly see that they had no intention of doing a u-turn.