SchuetzRob

13 hours ago, ningnong said:

He kicked a woman in the back who was simply resting on a step that turns out was on public property and you think a slap on the wrist is enough?

 

Do you also believe that was the first time the coward ever struck a woman?

 

 

Maybe where you come from men hitting on women is acceptable.

 

While I respect your opinion (not really sharing it..) , you might want to look up the meaning of 'hitting on women' in a dictionary😘😘

4 hours ago, harrycallahan said:

Start by checking land boundaries and development approvals. He'll soon shut up. 

Hmm He rents the place. So pretty unlikely that he built it. Ergo Land boundaries and developmet approvals are hardly his concern😘

8 minutes ago, charleskerins said:

He's not a gentleman

Probably true, although I don't know him. On the other hand, had the trespassing happened in the USA the woman might have been killed.... So everything is relative..... 

4 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Yes, brain transplants very expensive in Thailand. 

 

Because they have to be imported😎?  On the serious side, a mutual apology (honest or not) would not have hurt anybody and the matter would have been settled🙏

11 hours ago, Neeranam said:

2,000 baht a month is not generous, esp from a farang.

The Thai Government is looking for its senior citizens and provides a monthly payment to the elderly of thb 700. So the thb 2000 paid by OP seems to be fair enough.... 

2 hours ago, Hakuna Matata said:

Unfortunately, in Thailand, few drivers have the habit of turning on the turn signal in advance.

Have you lately renewed your Thai driving license (if you should have one)? You need to follow an hour long video which stresses the point of turning signals.: 30 m before the turn. You have to answer two out of four questions to this point...... and the speed you are driving at is on no concern...????

Nevertheless, I agree with your statement.

9 hours ago, bob smith said:

will never change. thais are far too lazy to even attempt learning another language other than their own.

Nice, very nice....... May I presume that you are living in Thailand? And may I presume that you were not too lazy to learn Thai?

2 hours ago, 2baht said:

I do hope the vendor passes this information on to the client! ????

Caveat emptor..... So not the vendor's problem...????

19 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

I would also prefer to see the girls in the bars dancing for free.

Will the government also pay for them?

At least they are Thais who spend that money again in Thailand.

 

Or in other words: There is no human right to watch international football. And the world survived without it for millions of years.

You are right. But: obviously there was a need for football along the way that led to the invention of the game........

Commerce ministry closely monitoring retail prices.....

So do I.....

And he is not required to pay back his profits?!

Those people must have been hibernating the last few years.... Must be awful to wake up and realise that a new policy had been promoted and introduced while they were sleeping...

3 hours ago, scorecard said:

Did he lecture them? What did he say to them? Do you know? Can he speak English?

 

Can any of the current batch of snr. police speak English?

I guess they all speak Thai - and this might be helpful while working in Thailand...... ????.

18 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

a dance teacher walking on the Walking street in Pattaya and had thaught many actors at 3 am??? What dances and where I am asking myself.. I never had a danceclass at midnight in a neighbourhood with poledance bars

Nice comment..... But I guess you have not read the art

10 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

One of the many tiny little every day things that make living in Thailand  easy and simple- multiple  choices of laundry services with ironing at cheap price. No need  to hang around clamouring hot damp machinery mindlessly  killing time watching the stains of your past  rotate.  What a waste if time in  Pattaya of all places! I wish the OP would explain his motivation  for doing  his own laundry?

Now why should anybody explain their personal motivation to do or not to do something to you????????. You do things differently - good for you ( and you, too, do not owe anybody an explanation for your choice(????

3 hours ago, pacovl46 said:

Sorry, mate, but no one gives a rat's behind about your opinion. It's legal now and there WILL be people coming to Thailand to smoke and you'll have to just suck it up! 

Ooerational word being 'now'????

5 hours ago, Henryford said:

The Government spend weeks promoting weed and then say don't smoke it duh!

Ok, ok. The government also said for medical use. If I am not mistaken the government did not encourage recreational use. Just to be fair????

23 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

I really have no issues with the killing of an overly aggressive dog. I would do it myself, with gusto.

As far as the stabbing goes, I am equally supportive of people making a decision to harm money lenders. It has always been a rather heinous trade.  

Nowhere in the article is an overly aggressive dog mentioned........

But if the pitbull should have stabbed the money lender with a knife, then I guess you are correct????

Nice to see you all have strong opinions about bread????. And kind of you to let the OP know. .  But he didn't ask for your opinions..... He wanted to know where he can get this particular brand (which he seems to like)????

8 hours ago, bbko said:

ARO brand (as mentioned in the OP); tasteless low quality budget brand

Not nice. But then, if you don't like it, don't go there. No need to get excited, you won't change anything. 

Nice to see the comments... The 'manager' charged thb 50 per person. At this particular time there were 30 paying tourists. The owner of the land states that he does not know what is going on.

All according to the article. It seems to me that not only the lady is suffering from entitlement syndrome.....