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3 minutes ago, FruitPudding said:

 

But they are quite happy for foreigners to come across them, a redeeming quality.

Okay, i see what you did there 🤣

3 hours ago, FruitPudding said:

 

Yeah, and not really any uproar with Thai on Thai violence either.....

 

....but when a foreigner does something to a Thai it leads to mass unrest. 

 

Rightly so, at least they take care of their country, unlike in the West.

Thai's are the most insular people i've come across/met. 

Great, another criminal to contend with. 

27 minutes ago, jesimps said:

Deport him! Too many people offering violence in countries that have been kind enough to let them stay and getting away with a slap on the wrist, sometimes not even that. If it were up to me, I'd give him a jail sentence and then deport him. Lefty solutions like holding a candlelit vigil outside his house, group singing "Cum Ba Yah", having a protest march or handing out leaflets would be water off a duck's back to thick skinned bolshy types like this guy.

well said

Deport, deport, deport!
We're guests in the Kingdom and should never behave this way.

17 hours ago, neeray said:

This sounds too much like "Thai American style".

Exaclty my thoughts. Sad to see Thailand following that path.. 

Good. Alcohol can be incredibly destructive in so many ways 

19 minutes ago, gaucan said:

if tindr dry, then try grindr, they wont leave u dry over there  🤔

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Just now, Gottfrid said:

The simple fact is that it is a restaurant in Thailand

Correct. A "restaurant in Thailand," not a "Thai restaurant."

Just now, Gottfrid said:

Sorry, but you do not understand business laws. For KFC to operate in Thailand they must open a subdivision/subsidiary. Something that makes the part of the company incorporated in Thailand, standing under Thai law as well as registered in Thailand. All that will make KFC Thailand a Thai company.

the nuances of subdivision/subsidiary business laws are irrelevant as far as i'm concerned.. KFC is an American restaurant with it's  roots in Thailand, both historically and presently. That's why it's  categorized under the term 'American fast-food restaurants. 

Move Forward Party AKA The Woke Warriors. 

On 2/16/2024 at 12:22 PM, WhatMeWorry said:

How about buying a car where you can sit in comfort and out of the pollution and that are relatively safe. But I guess many posters here are either so poor or cheap that they cannot even think that far. 

Because buying a brand-new car is not exactly cheap, and buying a secondhand one can often be full of nasty surprises in Thailand. Rolled-back odometers, flooded cars, and no way of being able to check the car's history. Many of us need to reserve money for yearly visa costs and medical insurance. Not everyone has that amount of money to burn. I really think you should adjust your attitude a bit.

3 hours ago, Skeptic7 said:

The Brits are even more unhinged and belligerent than usual lately.  

 

This freak should be jailed for a long time, banned from Thailand forever...and from ever flying anywhere ever again. Moron. 

no wonder, just look at the current state of the country....

23 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Watching his pod-cast this once great man is a shell of his former self... half the time you can't understand a word he saying..

not sure of it's speech issues or he's so tripped out on his whacky bakky

Not true at all. He's chnaged for the better and in a much better place than what he once was. 

9 hours ago, Pique Dard said:

....oh man, why kratom! use cannabis  instead as it isn't illegal!

maybe not for long .. 
 

5 hours ago, BE88 said:

Heart attack of a six year old boy but no one asks why ?

I think many of us know why, but we're now allowed to say here... 

4 hours ago, phil2407 said:

Guessing he had bike licence

Doubt he has a big bike licnce when he's managing to crash a 125cc moped. 

I'd consider letting Eliran Alias stab me for 100,000 Euros, under the condition that a vacationing Canadian doctor is present to provide immediate and vital first aid

2 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

How does that explain why Russians are so grumpy? Are they open and friendly towards you? 

Ha ha, I totally get it! I just couldn't help but imagine this overzealous  American in the elevator, attempting to break the icy silence with a stone-faced Russian family.  – the clash of cultures in a confined space! No offense to Americans BTW, just couldn't resist the mental chuckle it gave me 😂

22 hours ago, Joebuzzz said:

I gotta say, I know his anger.  After carefully instructing a barber in Jomtien that he was to cut my hair all the same length, about 1" to 1 1/2".  ALL THE SAME, MY WHOLE HEAD.  I specifically said "No Tapers"  "No cutting short" AND "Do you understand?".

 

First move?  Lifts all my hair above my left ear and literally cuts the whole side to 1/4".  I got pissed off immediately.  Obviously, won't ever go to that shop again.

how much did you pay for the haircut?