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3 hours ago, ezzra said:

 

Didn't you go a bit overboard with being a judge and jury ? the man is under

arrest, not been convicted, so as much as we abhor such conduct, let the

man have his day in court...

You could be right. He is charged only hopefully this isn't true for anybodies sake.

The government needs to push a keep Thailand clean campaign. If they did this It would at least start something good in the minds of the Thai people. There is a culture of accepting pollution as OK among most of the Thais. I see this everywhere and it's a real pity just passes on from generation to generation. Hope things get better.

sex is nature too, it cumms naturally, doesn't it?

On 2/22/2017 at 2:36 PM, canopus1969 said:

<deleted>' amazing 

Yes, <deleted> amazing!

Amazing! The CCTV actually works! Hope they catch the culprit and I think they will, real bad guy.

Real pity on this one, really too bad, very sorry. 

3 hours ago, Bulldozer Dawn said:

I wonder if his bail will be less than that for a tourist who feeds some bread to a couple of fish.

 

It very well could be (tit)!

15 hours ago, slippery snake said:

I'm sure the 51%   does not include woman that look like the one in the photo,    

About 51% of thai woman ( or any for that matter)   I wouldn't want sex with them either.. 

Man, if you lived out on the countryside like me that number gets alot higher! I got toothless blaaraa breathed monsters out here.

3 hours ago, lvr181 said:

Maybe you misunderstood me. It seems ok for Thai to dispose of rubbish in water, or tour operator to feed fish but not ok for tourist to do? Tourist gets fined but what happened to tour operator? They should be advising tourists about the laws. If the operator or his crew see tourists feeding fish they should be instructing the tourist that it is against the law! One poster on this forum stated they had seen tour operators feed the fish in order to enhance the tourists' experience! That is what I mean about selective justice. 

I did misunderstand, parts of the original are missing. No problem, thanks for clarifying this.I lived in Bang saen last year and seen too many Thai weekend warriors from BKK destroy the beach in no time at all, trash everywhere.

I actually believe this. Twenty years ago I would think somebody was smoking crack to write such an article.

2 hours ago, lvr181 said:

Unfortunately it was a tourist, with MONEY. Another case of selective justice being applied!

I don't think so, I was in the water at the time a retrieved(pile of plastic) it directly to the owner stall.

48 minutes ago, darksidedog said:

Oh! This is too funny.

So the tourists are to blame for all the knock off goods? Thai people don't buy them, is that what he is trying to say?

I can really see your average taxi driver saying to his customer ,"Ooo! Don't go in there mister. Let me take you somewhere where you can pay ten times more!"

Especially given that all the "labels" are often made in Asia, so the knock off price is actually the fair one.

Good read, I like it!

On 2/20/2017 at 3:18 PM, hEaDy said:

... but throwing plastic into the sea for fish and other marine life to feed on and then die is perfectly OK

I've seen this on a daily basis by vendors on Bang Saen beach. They sweep plastics directly from their areas into the sea.

A real tragedy, many people do not respect the power of a firearm. Too many movies show this disrespect also. I think this adds to the mentality that is displayed by many in society about firearms and safety.

3 hours ago, Prbkk said:

Disgraceful to use that photo. The poor man is entitled to an exit with some dignity and his battles with the bottle do not lessen that right. The Thai media seems to love publishing pictures of people in extremis and beyond but professes outrage when someone's foot is seen protruding from a vehicle. It's all totally <deleted>-up and insensitive beyond description.

I also just complained this same point on the story about the viagra guy death with a hard on. Really not classy at all.

2 hours ago, superal said:

Has anyone measured the handrail height in their hotels ? and to the informed does Thailand have building specifications relating to handrail heights on staircases and balconies ? In the UK it is 1.1 meters minimum from datum to top of rail for balconies .

They are very low everywhere maybe 36" and there probably isn't a standard minimum, even if there is it wouldn't be enforced like everything else.. I am a short person and get nervous just being close to them. In the US I believe it is 42".

No dignity for the dead, what a shame. This article by a person with little or no conscience. I hope the relatives don't read it.

27 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Balcony railings are too low for the average farang; they are designed to protect the average Burmese.  This was not attempted suicide whatever the BIB say.

I have never heard of a place(Thailand) where so many people fall off buildings, just incredible. I would like to hear an unadulterated comment from her on the fall. ?????? We will probably never get one.

5 hours ago, Ramen087 said:

Lots of distrust regarding the lady in the story. Are Thai men well known for their gentle nature In romantic relationships, peaceful resolution of disagreements, and monogamous behavior?

Some are and some aren't, just like Thai women or American for that matter, but I get your point.

55 minutes ago, Ramen087 said:

Perhaps the behavior she found difficult to tolerate was having been beaten repeatedly when confronting him about his sexual relationship with another woman, not the cheating itself.

Alleged beatings and alleged affair.

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Police were patting themselves on the back for a job well done in a case of massive public interest in the area.

 

"We solved the crime in just one day," said a spokesman at Thung Song station.

It ain't over yet.

On 2/19/2017 at 8:09 AM, NCC1701A said:

"Mom look! Dad is on YouTube. I thought you said he was going to Hong Kong on business. What is a ladyboy?"

Very funny!  

3 hours ago, Thechook said:

Well then, tell the followers to go home and let the military in to sweep the area and prove it.  Did they push his sick bed out with him on it right past the DSI?

Probably not, since he made himself to heavy to move.  

On 2/16/2017 at 5:07 PM, hyku1147 said:

Those low balcony railings are very dangerous.

 

RIP

Very low almost everywhere I go, don't trust the construction or mountings either.

9 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Apichai added: "If tourists are drunk and disorderly please call police. We will help to sort it out fairly. If the tourist is in the wrong then we will deal with that accordingly".

This is the right answer and she was denied bail I believe. Only a few weeks back a convicted killer was granted bail until sentencing. And what about the other murder suspects that are granted bail, strange?