ChipButty

When we were driving around there the other morning, my wife commented there will be no trees left soon, worries me when I hear the sound of the chainsaw's,

If they build that on the end of the beach like the image you posted shows, thats it Nai Harn is <deleted> ed, more to the point who's land is it? I would have thought that is government land?

They cant even finish the work they started around the lake, they are saying the builder has run our of money,

So they say, but was they found guilty, it was said the reason for the bombing was Thailand deported others back to China,

I have a good friend who has a good YT channel he does a lot of good work for people in need all over the north of UK I remember he has been up to Scotland, He helps to run a couple of charities in Liverpool, and volunteers for some help groups, for people who are suffering with all kinds of addictions, and try's to help homeless people, puts people in touch with help groups, He is a recovering addict himself, he has been clean for the last 8 years, I support him everyday, he makes a new video everyday, If anybody would like to support him "Like Share and Subscribe" he will be happy, his channel is growing well,

Most of the ones I have seen here are just a bunch of chancers, from what I have seen it's one last dance, I clocked a guy ride up and down my soi the other week, yep Farang, on some old Honda wave,

Did it offend you?

Brain surgery is not required in Thailand,

Then it's all a Scam,

Personally, I think that accident could have avoided, that was a big bike on a wide open road, I see it many times where I live they just don't take their foot of the gas,

I have only been twice to Samui, I never liked it on the roads, it seemed so narrow

Riding a bike wearing a bikini, should be banned,

all the cars worth more than the house?

What I find here in Phuket a lot of Chinese come in the low season, especially the independent travelers,

Another way to help to stop it would be at the airports, I see the question asked a lot, are vapes illegal.....? tourist actually discuss it in many FB groups and where to put them in their luggage, and how it is openly on sale in the likes tourist areas of Phuket, What many tourist don't understand is why vapes are illegal and there is weed shops every 50 meters and people openly smoking dope,

Did any of you guys try using Vapes to give up smoking? I tried a couple of years ago it didn't work I came to the conclusion that Vapes were worse, and they were giving me pains in my chest something I didn't get smoking cigarettes', also you don't know what the hell is in them vapes, Would be more interesting if one of these government departments would do some research on these vapes to see what toxic poisens are in them, Seems to me when you see these young people walking down the streets it's more about fashion, It doesnt matter to me I gave up smoking about 5 months ago, sometimes I do miss a giggy out the back of my house,

That used to go on years ago in other countries maybe it still does, It could be a shop down the road that holds a load of keys so the guests have to go there first, Airbnb have something on their site called a "Co-Host" and that could be anyone who works in the building and will be the one who has the access to the unit or property, The owner never visits the place, that's what they call an Absentee Owner, some states in America have clamped down on that,

Obviously getting paid to do it,

Around the south of Phuket it is noticeable, and most morning Im out early then drive along Rawai sea front where there is a big boat company there used to be loads of Chinese waiting to be picked up for the boat trips, Not recently, very rarely see any.

They wont be operating alone,

Could have UK passports

Then four young kids as you put were causing trouble every where, even where they were living, that was on a Thai news channel,

Thai post will ship stuff check with them I have also used this company twice https://bigmovephuket.com/

Not even Duct tape

Concerns were also raised regarding a recently constructed synagogue in the Pai district, which some locals claim is frequently utilised for large-scale gatherings. On February 11, police officers were sent to examine the synagogue, which is directly behind the Pai police station, in response to the accusations. They discovered no proof of significant crowds or unlawful activity at the site.