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7 bottles. All consumed in one day? That seems a hell of a lot to me. More convincing might be he consumed that many bottles over a period of time longer than 1 day.
From the original post! I do wish people would read posts and replies before making theirs!
"Withoon told police that Johan had been staying at the hotel for seven days but he had never gone downstairs for meals and he had not paid his room yet."
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Obama aims to show Islam, Western communities can coexist
I think that there is plenty of evidence around the world, that shows Obama is talking out his @rse.
Religion has been the cause of much violence over a few centuries, but one thing stands out like a sore thumb today - Protestants, Catholics, Jews, Buddhists all manage to co - exist (for the most part) without the need bomb and burn each other's houses or churches down. Fire a few Muslims into the mix and bingo! Instant Bonfire Night! And Obama is obviously doing his best to secure votes from all religions! P.S. I'm neither a Democrat or a Republican!
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Another dead foreign alcoholic found dead in a hotel room. Happens every day in Thailand. More foreign alcoholics per square mile than anywhere on Earth.
As I have said many times to mates who have no death wish, why do so many ferlung over here top themselves. Is it that they have been sending money to their one and only ,only to find their one might have more than one. Go to the next bar along the way , find your true love.
Absolute "Conspiracy Theory"! (Come out JD!) Nothing at all to indicate that he "topped himself" - nothing! Nothing at all to indicate that "he had been sending money to his one and only" - nothing!
The only indication is that he appears to have been drinking rather heavily (7 bottles of whisky in 7 days, plus beers) so I would hazard a guess and say "dead drunk".
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i got robbed january 12/13..all i remember is i went to katsiree bar soi bukhao...i was alone...2 ladies spoke to me and came and sat at my table...
i went for a piss..came back..thats all i remember....i got back to my room...above 7/11..opposite chaba hut...
the room had been turned over....i lost 3 gold wedding rings...2 seiko watch galaxy 5 phone...cash and bank cards..
done the police report...and thats it
i have no idea how i got from the bar where i went or how i got home....for sure i do not drink a lot as i am diabetic...so the most i would have had is 2 chang beers...
i am back in the uk now....if any one sees these girls photo on tv or any where can you pm ..me and get copies for me...
i have the poice email to contact them...if i find out any thing
many thanx
Mate sitting back and waiting for the Thai police do actually do something is a waste of time. Go to the station and check these women out and see if it is them at least.
I would be annoying the stuffing out of them, even offer a reward if you want some action....
Sorry, but the moment I read 3 wedding rings I lost interest - is that not illegal?
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My mate got robbed at Jomtien Condo by two Thai ladies , drugged and robbed his laptop , Cash, two mobile phones in 2007 . Was on the paper and news. Could be from the same ladies ?
2007? Now 2015? Do the maths! (Are the mobile phones or laptop still active? )
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When will they ever learn? When will they eeever learn? (Song title - not sure! Message very sure!)
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They called the police many times and escorted him awayAt least and last RTP did take a stand and arrested the curlprits. Job well done . Ensuring proper justice will for sure make thailand a safer place, that's what I believe.
as already mentioned this guy was obviously a thug
In my books walking into the bar making demands with a gun in his belt and showing it (probably not the first time) is as good as taking it out and pointing it - although that part of the story is somewhat unclear as to whether they new he was carrying or not
what sort of place would Thailand be if every falang or wannabe falang thug was walking around with a gun hanging out of their waist band - I for one would not be living here
In saying that - the bar manager should have called the police and let them deal with it
But he kept coming back
This is not the first time he made problems in the place he had many businesses on the island and was well known in the area
Looks like the this tried to cover it up but I don't think they were wrong I reckon they just had enough
If a Thai was to murder someone they would do 2 on a bike a professional hit
This was an argument whilst playing with drink, guns and probably more
Might be because of the gun laws in entertainment Venus
They might have been worried about the laws that say that you cannot have a firearm in any entertainment Venus more than the law about protecting their bar
Yes, a well known dubious character, with businesses on the island, so why do the headlines keep calling him a "Turkish tourist"?
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Posted 20 minutes ago
BigC, on 16 Feb 2015 - 08:46, said:
First of all, I am not "venting my anger", and agree that we should respect their ways and their laws, but only if they respect my rights as a resident, tourist, "farang" whatever you care to call me. Does respecting "their ways and their laws" mean that I have to cough up for the costs in an accident that wasn't my fault purely because I am not Thai? And finally, we are not on Facebook, we are on Thai Visa where we can freely voice our opinions (to a certain extent) on things that happen in Thailand - not the rest of the world.
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Not at all. it's been said to me many times before, by my long time (8 years) Thai girlfriend and others, if anything untoward happens. And basically, it's all come about because of the fact that for the most part, the average farang/ tourist has more money than the average Thai ("Otherwise they wouldn't be able to afford to be here in the first place".) Take a typical scenario where a Thai and a farang have a "coming together of motor bikes" and the police are called. Odds are that the Thai has little or no money, but the farang has a few thousand baht about his person (in case of emergencies.) Who do you think that the police will try to blame for the accident? No prizes for the correct answer, as I personally know of a couple of cases where this has happened, and the police have altered the "evidence" to suit the circumstances. (Not saying that it happens in every case, but is certainly another of the "tea money" scams (50% cash to the police, 50% cash to the Thai) Funny how the problem goes away if the farang has a Thai driving license, and the Thai doesn't? Once again - happened to a friend of mine, so don't give me "warped, racist, farang anti Thai bs"!If an accident does happen, and it happens to a farang, no doubt the old Thai "anti logic" will raise its head - "It was the farang's fault - if the farang had not been there in the first place, the accident wouldn't have happened". And similarly, if the accident happened to a Thai, and the speedboat driver was a farang - "Same, same".Sounds like warped, racist, farang anti Thai, bs to me.
You're 20 years out of date and have no idea how wealthy middle and upper class thai people are. Seems to me the average farang only has more funds than those on minimum wage in Thailand or the average bar ho from bumpkin land.
I don't understand what your first sentence has to do with my post! 20 years out of date?The fact that there are wealthy Thais is irrelevant (The wealthy Thais would probably not be riding a motor bike anyway) What I am saying is that in the majority of cases, if there is a motor bike accident between a Thai and a farang, the farang will in most cases get the blame.
Because we are in a foreign country and we should respect there way and their laws
I just don't understand why most of you are still here unless you just use this page to anonymously vent your anger
Funny I don't see these style comments on face book where people find it harder to hide behind a screen
First of all, I am not "venting my anger", and agree that we should respect their ways and their laws, but only if they respect my rights as a resident, tourist, "farang" whatever you care to call me. Does respecting "their ways and their laws" mean that I have to cough up for the costs in an accident that wasn't my fault purely because I am not Thai? And finally, we are not on Facebook, we are on Thai Visa where we can freely voice our opinions (to a certain extent) on things that happen in Thailand - not the rest of the world.
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" police took time to gather complaints and tourists often let the cheaters go."
Erm, regarding the first part of the sentence - now there's a surprise, and come to think about it, so is the second part! (I think I'd be a bit wary of trying to apprehend any Thais, especially those that are likely to have "Island" connections)
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Why isnt this main news headlines ?
Shot by two guys ... bar owner and the helper..
Turkish chap is not drunk and is shot by first almost certainly the owner hes arguing with and then when he crawls to the street the other guy pops him again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPjADcZgfBg&index=19&list=PL0E7BC3A043A46034
Hes an Expat, he had no gun, this is a cold blooded murder, middle of the daytime, end of story.
" Police later found from the video footage that the revolver belonged to Kabin and it was put into Polot’s hands in a setup as Kabin did not realiz that Polot was also carrying his own pistol."
Cold blooded murder, yes, but he was, (according to police ) carrying his own gun, and he was apparently also quite well known to be a sort of farang protector/mafia type character,so if this is correct, IMHO, no big loss, and the justice system will deal with the bar owner and the other guy appropriately
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Funny I almost posted on the original report that it's likely the gun was planted on him.
Once again the world gets the true meaning of Thainess; where life is cheap and where Thais feel so superior than any other race they can take a life without consequence and over the most trivial of matters.
Seriously you could offer me $10 million tax free to visit Thailand and I would turn it down without blinking an eye-lid. Why anyone would want to visit or live in the cesspit of humanity ( or lack of humanity ) is beyond my comprehension.
Then why bother posting so regularly on Thai Visa if you hate Thailand so much?
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They are surprised that a wooden house gets broken?
The "wooden house" didn't get broken - the top of a pole was broken off by a kick from a Chinese tourist, who, along with the rest of his group walked away as if nothing had happened - no apology, no admission of any wrongdoing - ignorance!
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Not at all. it's been said to me many times before, by my long time (8 years) Thai girlfriend and others, if anything untoward happens. And basically, it's all come about because of the fact that for the most part, the average farang/ tourist has more money than the average Thai ("Otherwise they wouldn't be able to afford to be here in the first place".) Take a typical scenario where a Thai and a farang have a "coming together of motor bikes" and the police are called. Odds are that the Thai has little or no money, but the farang has a few thousand baht about his person (in case of emergencies.) Who do you think that the police will try to blame for the accident? No prizes for the correct answer, as I personally know of a couple of cases where this has happened, and the police have altered the "evidence" to suit the circumstances. (Not saying that it happens in every case, but is certainly another of the "tea money" scams (50% cash to the police, 50% cash to the Thai) Funny how the problem goes away if the farang has a Thai driving license, and the Thai doesn't? Once again - happened to a friend of mine, so don't give me "warped, racist, farang anti Thai bs"!If an accident does happen, and it happens to a farang, no doubt the old Thai "anti logic" will raise its head - "It was the farang's fault - if the farang had not been there in the first place, the accident wouldn't have happened". And similarly, if the accident happened to a Thai, and the speedboat driver was a farang - "Same, same".
Sounds like warped, racist, farang anti Thai, bs to me.
You're 20 years out of date and have no idea how wealthy middle and upper class thai people are. Seems to me the average farang only has more funds than those on minimum wage in Thailand or the average bar ho from bumpkin land.
I don't understand what your first sentence has to do with my post! 20 years out of date?The fact that there are wealthy Thais is irrelevant (The wealthy Thais would probably not be riding a motor bike anyway) What I am saying is that in the majority of cases, if there is a motor bike accident between a Thai and a farang, the farang will in most cases get the blame.
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If an accident does happen, and it happens to a farang, no doubt the old Thai "anti logic" will raise its head - "It was the farang's fault - if the farang had not been there in the first place, the accident wouldn't have happened". And similarly, if the accident happened to a Thai, and the speedboat driver was a farang - "Same, same".
Sounds like warped, racist, farang anti Thai, bs to me.
Not at all. it's been said to me many times before, by my long time (8 years) Thai girlfriend and others, if anything untoward happens. And basically, it's all come about because of the fact that for the most part, the average farang/ tourist has more money than the average Thai ("Otherwise they wouldn't be able to afford to be here in the first place".) Take a typical scenario where a Thai and a farang have a "coming together of motor bikes" and the police are called. Odds are that the Thai has little or no money, but the farang has a few thousand baht about his person (in case of emergencies.) Who do you think that the police will try to blame for the accident? No prizes for the correct answer, as I personally know of a couple of cases where this has happened, and the police have altered the "evidence" to suit the circumstances. (Not saying that it happens in every case, but is certainly another of the "tea money" scams (50% cash to the police, 50% cash to the Thai) Funny how the problem goes away if the farang has a Thai driving license, and the Thai doesn't? Once again - happened to a friend of mine, so don't give me "warped, racist, farang anti Thai bs"!
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If an accident does happen, and it happens to a farang, no doubt the old Thai "anti logic" will raise its head - "It was the farang's fault - if the farang had not been there in the first place, the accident wouldn't have happened". And similarly, if the accident happened to a Thai, and the speedboat driver was a farang - "Same, same".
ah but if the farangs weren't here paying for rides in the speed boat then the boat wouldn't be there either....
I see your point! However, in this instance, I see no farang in the speed boat - just an idiotic driver, and if I was a farang in the speed boat, I would "have a word " with the driver! And to bring up an old chestnut, if the "dumb" farangs hadn't invented the speed boats in the first place........?
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Haven't been able to open the report page. Everybody must be looking and checking browsers.
Take it easy folks, don't want to break it before it gets going.
I use google chrome and it will not open page as it says unsupported browser..???????
Same problem!!!!
Do you people not read the original post? :-
BANGKOK: -- Thai Immigration has confirmed to Thaivisa.com that it is now possible to make your Notification of Staying in the Kingdom over 90 Days online! Currently the system only works with Internet Explorer but it will be possible to do your 90 day report with other browsers soon.
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I think it's an absolute waste of time and totally unnecessary! i can understand it for those " few farang " that live quite a few KM away from an immigration office but most of the farang that i know of live close to an immigration office and hardly live " busy lives " that they can't visit the office personally.I just think its " pure laziness "
Are you the " lazy type of farang "....?
F.J
Or maybe they don't like dealing with certain Immigration Officers?
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Strange that there is no place to put your address. What it looks like for those who can not connect.
What does the "CAPTCHA" password mean?
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What is the original reasoning behind the 90 days report? To prove that you're still alive? Or to prove that you're still living in Thailand? Moving this online would defeat both of the above, wouldn't it? Meaning someone else could be doing the reporting or you could be doing the reporting from another country.
Of course, reporting by post is no different.
Shhhhhh!
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If an accident does happen, and it happens to a farang, no doubt the old Thai "anti logic" will raise its head - "It was the farang's fault - if the farang had not been there in the first place, the accident wouldn't have happened". And similarly, if the accident happened to a Thai, and the speedboat driver was a farang - "Same, same".
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No amount of whinning and complaining can change the Chinese Tourists. They are the people from the countrysides and mountain areas of China. It doesn't matter how long they existed for they will never know how to be respectful and mindful of other people. To them, the only respect they know (it is in their blood) is the sharp edge of a sword. The Chinese are the only race that does not know how to say "excuse or sorry".
" The Chinese are the only race that does not know how to say "excuse or sorry"." I would like to add the Russians that I have come across to that statement.
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"Murphy also reiterated that the United States does not take sides in Thai politics. "As a friend, we simply want Thailand to succeed. Thailand's success and return to democracy is success for Southeast Asia and a success for global challenges. We are not taking sides at all," he said."
Now I'm really wondering. I was told by many here that the USA snubbed the Thai government, clearly took sides, denounced a junta, etc., etc.
It's called "diplomatic" speak!
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Ah, so. more "Kwal y Tee" tourists that the country desperately needs! Wonder "wat" would happen if some tourist desecrated their Great Wall of China, or broke one of their terracotta warriors?
'Chinese tourist' filmed kicking Chiang Mai temple bell
in Chiang Mai News
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And the way it's going - neither will we!