TConthePC

4 hours ago, johng said:

I took some picture with my phone  obviously the results where rather disappointing

later I remembered my

(used less than once in a blue moon) tripod and "proper" camera but was too late....doohhh

Mine came out poorly but i am glad that i got to view some of it with the naked eye.

Very good pictures, and a privilege to view it personally too. 

Probably get a bigger punishment for not using his meter rather than the robbery. Sad.

It looked to me as if the big guy was trying the old 'rope a dope' tactic!!! 

He should be committed under a mental health act, if they have one in Thailand. 

More likely seen as normal behaviour though. 

Haven't they got enough on their plate as it is!!!! 

WOW!!! Qualified criminals.

The Royal Thai ordinance army - Taking it to the next level.

Fine him and deport him, I think. He shouldn't treat anyone like that.

What kind of selish person sends someone to stand in a car park for hours on end just to reserve a space?

A poor human specimen i think, with little regard for others.

Almost caught with his pants down!!!

I wonder how he got past the rigorous Thai visa checks!!! 

He has got "guilty" written all over him.

Or, was he auditioning for Prison Break? 

She turned the meter off and charged him 2,000 baht when he returned!!! 

Maybe they can put the Christmas trees and decorations back up for a few days then.   :) 

Considering the rarity of some of the materials in Thailand, i would say it is congratulations to the Thai college team.

Maybe they should consider entering the Winter Olympics too.

Cool Running 2 maybe?

Seems like a white wash ro me!!!! 

Criminals take holidays too, with the proceeds of the other 51 weeks of the year. 

A case of "do as we say, not do as a do". 

I guess that he found out the point of that exercise!!! 

I do not feel sorry for the poor or drunk drivers who lose their lives, but for those innocents who are hit by these careless drivers. 

Maybe it will take a family member of a high ranking official to be hit, to wake up the government to actually do anything serious about this problem. 

Even in the UK these vehicles tended to be company vehicles, so they were driven more dangerously because someone else usually picked up the bill for the damage, and i would assume similar practices go on in Thailand, plus the added danger of worse driving "skills" in Thailand.

Thailand to ask Westfield to cancel her credit cards, where it should hurt her most.

Must have had a great lawyer!!!