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Its Just a fact that some people cant handle their grog and make one big fools of them selves regardless.

They really need to grow up and act their age and if they cant handle their grog don't drink or better still nick off back to where they come from and cause a drunken seen there.

A drunk farang abusing Thai bar staff? Nah that never happens there.

The parents in the wrong, the cops in the wrong, the kids in the wrong, the trees in the wrong, the helmets  in the wrong. How about getting to the root cause of it. "Lack Of Education" is my opinion.

18 minutes ago, OneEyedPie said:

The lad failed to stop.  Nothing to do with a helmet. 

I was replying to a previous post about helmets, the previous post had no comment about the lad stopping.????

6 hours ago, VYCM said:

Well done o the Policeman for doing his job. Should be more of it.

 

I drive down the Sukhumvit around the time school is out and see these students, 4 on a bike no helmets etc. the police let them pass without stopping.

 

This is encouraging bad behaviour.

I was in Satuek District a few weeks back and their was a cop riding around with no helmet,Guess he was just doing his job and been a good role model too.

1 hour ago, connda said:

Silly boy.  Once sober, he'll find he's earned himself something like 10 years in jail and/or a 1,000,000 THB fine.  It's probably less fines and jail time to commit armed robbery for real.  He should have stuck to his story.  Sucks to be him now methinks.

Guess the guy wont be going back to Thailand for a few Years, thats if he doesn't  get jailed first.

8 minutes ago, Enoon said:

Blimey, talk about "whinging".

 

 

 

Got to remember where we originally come from.???? Its going to take few hundred years for it to subside.????

Well they did say it would be legalised, but just not in leaf form.

12 minutes ago, Ctkong said:

Tourists avoid wearing helmets if they can because the helmets dished out by the motortaxi guys are greasy and stinky...

What a piss poor excuse, go buy one,factor that in the cost of your travel. I’m sure common sense has died and buried.

7 minutes ago, FitnessHealthTravel said:

Yeah but even if he had insurance and was on a bike there is a chance he wouldn't be insured and definitely not if he wasn't wearing a helmet. Go Fund Me - Digital Begging

For sure if your not going to follow the insurance companies policies your wasting your money.

38 minutes ago, MekkOne said:

I made a donation of 5$, not much but much more than ranting in forum, one day, when you'll realize to be down with your face in the noodle soup you were eating you'll probably think that somebody cold help you, but the stroke will take you away or even better let you dumb with a 24/7 boner, and then you'll realize that karma is a BETCHA...

Think most in this forum wouldn't travel without some kind of insurance its not rocket science its just   common sense, as one member said if you cant afford insurance you can afford to travel.

A lot of these crashes and injuries are splashed around on tv screens and newspapers just about everyday and some travellers still don't get it.

4 minutes ago, vmack153 said:

Wow. As if we all haven't done dumb things in our lifetime. I broke my neck while bull-riding in my early 40's after many years of rodeo circuits. My own fault, my own stupidity, but luckily had the support of hundreds of people and recovered. If I ever needed encouragement again, I sure as hell would know better than to expect it from the perfectionist snobs in this forum. Must be nice to sit on your high horse in a predominantly impoverished country, look down your noses at the less fortunate & think you're special.  

Its called common sense.

I guess at this stage we don't know the full circumstances of what happen and if he did have any insurances but If they have started a go fund me page leaves you wondering, but I do know one thing,these idiots where in todays paper will be probably the next ones to start a go fund page. Notice the local wearing a helmet.

So in general its ok to tell some one to f...off if you disagree with them?? more civil ways to handle a dispute then making a seen and a dick of your self.

As personal attacks on his Facebook page, well its something I would not do but if your going to leave it open to the public this is bound to happen.

1 hour ago, Neeranam said:

Why would he go to jail?

For being drunk,  or for swearing?

Read the previous posts properly.????

21 minutes ago, sanemax said:

He didnt do that though

If I said, Probably good thing it didn’t, I hear a Thai jail not a good place to be .

6 minutes ago, mauGR1 said:

Maybe, anyway, filming a drunk who has lost a plot seems a coward act to me.

More about proof if the moron went on a drunken rampage and started to smash the place up.

1 minute ago, IAMHERE said:

Something happened before she started filming, probably something not nice.

Probably got a knock back.

21 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

How is this relevant to the guy in this video? He stamped on nothing, just swore, omg, said a bad word in a bar. Obviously the owner feels higher up the Thai hierarchal social ladder, which doesn't happen a lot for a bargirl.

Obviously this guy has no respect for Thai people or Thailand it self and I hear a bit of chauvinism from your post.Sounds like this guy is related to you.

2 hours ago, Neeranam said:

It's a bar that sells alcohol.

Doesn't mean you have to buy it.

2 hours ago, Neeranam said:

 yet doesn't want drunks? 

Not ones that abuse and act like morons.

3 hours ago, Neeranam said:

What a sick world we live in when you can't tell someone to f off without being spread over the internet.

Anti social behaviour and total filth he's actions deserves to be posted everywhere.

3 hours ago, Neeranam said:

The batgirl had no right talking this man's video when he was drunk.

The worker has every right to take this idiots video.

3 hours ago, Neeranam said:

Without his consent.

They don't need consent and either does big brother that probably in most establishments and on just about every street corner.

3 hours ago, Neeranam said:

Thank God there was no Facebook when I drank.

Thank god it is now.

23 minutes ago, Father Fintan Stack said:

 

Stretching the imagination.

 

I very rarely meet hardworking Thai men, after 30+ years of living and working here. 

30 years and rarely see hard working Thai men?

Stretching the imagination is right but I guess you don't see the outside much in your job.

10 minutes ago, Father Fintan Stack said:

 

Stretching the imagination.

 

I very rarely meet hardworking Thai men, after 30+ years of living and working here. 

Where did I say THAI MEN ? 

3 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

I hope you find a job soon. 

My post is sure bringing them out now. they must be feeling guilty.

6 minutes ago, colinneil said:

You posting after a drinking session? or on something?

The poster talking the most s++t is you.

With over 7000 post to you name you have a good supply of toilet paper to wipe your mouth your self.

23 hours ago, Pete1980 said:

 yes. It is their country.

 trying to stop the hardworking Thais from earning a living to feed their families.

 

Yes

Some on this forum must forget that lots of thai people got to work 24/7 just to makes ends meet unlike some people from other countries that sit on their fat Butts on computers getting paid by the tax payers to talk shit.